Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-06
DFsEREr EVENING NEWS: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1904.

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TASKS Of quicksilver,
Charles S. Vadner, who Is engaged IN
mining near Battle Mountain, New, mas
returned TO the city from TIP 10
camp.
7. p Rigney, superintendent OF the
Summit Placer company's mines near
Soldier Summit has returned from a
trip east.
The Martha Washington mine hos
reported In the local market with a car
load OF good ore. Three others are 10
follow shortly
The heavy snow fall in the Wasatoh
range has intertered with the move
ment of ores from the camp or Alta
The trouble will be over IN few days
how syer
on account Of the heavy fall OF snow
little work Is being done In Dry cam
yon, Tooele cuniy, this winter The
Eureka Ophir Is the only property
there in operation at the present time
The question OF consolidation with
the Blue Eagle property will be dls-
cussed by the stockholders OF the h.
w. q II. mine. located near MarysYale,
on the l4th inst.
According to the quotations posted
at the close OF the opening session OF
the Wall Street Stock & Mining EX-
change IN New York city last Mon
day, Con. Mercur was marked up
with q bid OF SIPS.
l.. Soderberg of EIsinore has re-
turned from a property that ne Is de-
yeloping on Gold Mountain lie mas
lust finished u cabin and done some
assessment work. The property con-
sists OF three claims and Is called the
Deer Head group. II adjoins the Sill
yei King ground. -Richheld RAeaper.
d. Il, McCallum, president Of the
Horseshoe Copper company, Is UP
from Mackay. Speaking of his COM
pany's mines. he gives out the infor-
nation that Is property Is loo tng bet
ter each day, and hopes In the near
future to commence milling the ORE
Challs Qda) Messenger.
The Newhouse syndicate OF Salt Lake
Is reported 10 have purchased the group
OF claims located In the Monte Carlo
range. about % miles northeast from
Sodayllle. over $4,000 worth Of copper
ore mas already been shipped, and 1t Is
understood the price paid for the prop
erty was slg5,O0O.-Eureka (Nev) SEN
tinel.
The officers Of the South Columbus
Mining company Of Alta have Issued n
neat prospectus. This company expects
10 prosecute a very extensive campaign
of development this year and many be-
lleve ii Will develop into a proposition
equal In merit 10 the Columbus Consol-
dated, one OF the best mines In the
state,
At Delamar. New, n few days ago,
the employees OF the Bambelger- Della
mar mines presented superintendent i,
A. Kleth with an elegant silver set
as token Of the esteem which they
held for him. President Bamberger sent
down a set OF costly chlnaware. Mr..
Keith will soon leave the Bamberger-
Delamar 10 become member OF the
staff Of John Hays Hammond.
Adyices have been received that
work will be resumed on the Advocate
properly early this coming spring.
The work will be conducted IN n most
systematic manner, connecting all
tunnels where practicable into one
main tunnel, and this will be driven
straight for the main ledge which IL
known to exist on the eround.-Rich-
field Reaper.
State Senator a. b. Lewis has ar
rived in New York. wnere he is In con-
sutation with those who have become
interested In the merger OF several OF
the Beaver county mines. IL Is be-
leved on this end of the line that the
deal pending 70 bring the Majestic into
the combination will be successfully
contaminated. In which event II Is
more than likely that the name Ma
jestic' will be retained.
In order to concentrate the mining
offices which he now has scattered In
different parts of the country, Charles
Buffers OF ClaremOnt Is preparing TO
move his large assaying laboratory
from Salt Lake City 10 n special plant
nov being constructed on the grounds
of his Berkeley residence. The floor
space Of this building Is 5000 square
feet and the equipment will be the most
modern machinery The vast interests
Of Buffers require the constant services
OF three expert assayers-san Francis
co Chronicle,
Peter Gottfredson came down from
the Jumbo property In the Marysyale
district Tuesday, where he has been
working for some time. He says that
the tunnel has reached a distance OF
over 200 feet and that two veins OF
fine looking ore have been encounter
ed, No assays have yet been re-
turned so II Is not known what values
they carry. This property Is In the
nelahborhodd OF some Of the Franklin
ground, and has always been consid-
cred n choice piece Of property, Rich
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