Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-26
CONCENTR ATES.

Jesse Knight has two cars of ore
In the market from the Salvador mine.
d. p. Rholhng expects 10 depart in a
few days FOR the northern Idaho min
Ing districts
Manager Il. G.. Wilson OF the New
York Bonanza went out TO that Park
City mine this morning.
Manager A. II. Hyde, Jr.. OF the An
ME Laurie mine at Kimberly Is up from
camp on a brief business trip.
Newton Dunyon will sever his con-
nection with the Daly-Judge Mining
company, as general manager, on Feb.
1.
Manager f. II. Haokett, Of the New
port-Nevada mine al Fay, Nevada. has
returned to camp after a stay OF Sec
eral days in the city.
The ore and bullion settlements yes-
terday were reported as follows; Crude
ores and concentrates, $4,000; base bull
lion. s29, 800. Total $4,000.
William II. Tlbbals exhibited fine
specimen Of ore from the Lititia mine
In Beaver county today. The property
Is located near the Beaver Consolidat-
ed.
The return OF Jacob Bamberger from
the east is not expected until after the
annual meeting OF the Dals-West Min
ing company, to he held In Denver next
month
Ben D. Luce departed yesterday for
Parker, Kansas, where he was called
on account Of the serious Illness OF his
father, who recently suffered a stroke
OF paralysis.
Unable UP to date TO effect a satlsfac-
tory agreement with the existing smelt-
ers In the way Of treatment charges. the
Mammoth Mining company, according
10 President Samuel Mcintyre, pro-
poses TO build a smelter In the Tintlc
district.
The leasers who recently went to
work on the Boston & Tintic property
in Tlntic are reported 10 have encoun-
tered some good ore after doing about
40 feet of exploratory work. TWO as
says showed values OF $40 gold, 1913
ounces silver and sl.20 gold. S6.7 ounces
silver and IA per cent lead, respective
ly.
Tony Jacobson expects TO go 10 Park
City next Saturday and while there
will look over the old Weber Kearns
mill with a view Of purchasing II for
the Columbus Consolidated. II he con-
cludes to take the plant II Will be
moved over 10 Alta. The mill is said
to be In good condition and Is believed
to be suited to the ore OF the Column
bus.
j. b, El1redge, manager OF the Inde-
pendence at Big Creek, Is expecting
TO hear soon Of important developments
on the great property. A tunnel Is
being driven this winter 5000 feet north
OF the one by which the mammoth vein
has been oross-cut. This tunnel Ia en-
pected TO reach the vein shortly, and II
Is anticipated the developments win be
interesting. Boise Statesman.
The annual meeting. of the stockhold-
ers Of the Blackbird Copper Mining
company Is In session at the companys
Offices in the Commercial club building
this afternoon.
The special stockholders meeting Of
the Copper Mountain Mining and Mill
Ing company is scheduled for next
Thursday at which time a ratification
Of the bond and lease given recently to
w. j. Bowring viii no doubt be made.
The current issue Of the Engineering
and Mining Journal contains an article
from the pen OF NJ. $. Dufiield, treat
Ing on the outlook for mining IN the
new territory opened up by the san
Pedro, Los Angeles q Salt Lake rail-
road"
Frank B. Cook returned from trip
to Stateline this morning where he
spent several days on business.
Ben T. Lloyd. manager Of the Copper
Ranch properties I'm Beaver county, re-
turned yesterday from camp well pleas
ed with the progress Of development
work tire. The showing OF copper ore
OF Jewel Mound is reported to be most
gratifying.