Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-25
CONCENTRATES.

Willard F. Snyder has gone to New
York.
Work has been resumed ut the Pilot
Knob copper properties at Ely, New.
viii j. Dooly and Ed. Trenam are
having an outing in Big Cottonwood
today.
The mining exchange will be In SEES
sion at the usual hour tomorrow morn.
Ing.
Manager Alex Jacobson Of the South
Columbus mine Is inspecting that Alta
proposition today
Financial Manager Lee Hanchett of
the Newhouse mines has gone to Colo
RADIO for a few days.
John Josten Of the New York offices
OF Samuel Newhouse Is expected to ar
rive in Salt Lake shortly.
Development work is to be carried on
vigorously at the International copper
property In the La Sal district during
the coming fall.
An air compressor is about to be in
stalled at the Amazon mine in Logan
canyon, A portion Of the machinery has
arrived on the ground.
The cleanup for the first half Of July
at the Homestake mill at Fay, New.
has been forwarded to market 1t lie
valued at about $1,000.
Clyde H. Wilson departed for the
Lucy l.. property In the Deep Creek
country today. Mr.. Wilson is superin-
tendent of this property.
officials Of the Grouse Mountain prop
erty in the La Sal mining regions are
expected to arrive from the east on an
inspection trip during August,
The Nalldrlver has been hosting
high grade ore all week. Water has
been encountered, but not IN sufficient
volume to lnterfere.-P City Miner.
The management Of the Johnny mine
at Stateline has placed an order for
$4,000 feet of lumber to be used in maxi
ing improvements planned for the next
few months.
The shipments Of ore from the mines
of Park City last week aggregated A.
S31,S00 pounds. The contributors were;
Keith Kearns 14S,OO0 Daly-West,' 70 800, =
600; Silver King, l,7S9,SSO.
The American Flag Is raising some
good ore from the 1000 level and no
one need be surprised II It develops
into one Of the great mines of the dis
trIct.-Park City Miner.
Pioneer day is being observed by the
various mining companies today.
Nearly all the city offices are closed.
The mines however, are In operation
but In good many cases with reduced
| forces.
At the Comstock the Wine from the
| 300 level has been sunh IN 60 feet OF
ore A drift has been started from the
| bottom Of the wlnze along the foot
wall, the entire distance being in the
| best ore ever struck In the mine,-Park
city Miner.
A party OF Columbus Consolidated Of
fcials are inspecting that property to-
| day. All the directors excepting Clar-
| ence X, Mccormick IL still I'm the
east-are on the ground sizing up con-
| dltons, They are expected to return
tonight or tomorrow
The new board OF directors Of tho Joe
| Bowers Mining company met on Satur-
| day afternoon for organization. j. r..
Dunn was chosen president; a. II,
| Hamilton Of Milwaukee, vice president;
| f. p. Gridey. treasurer and managing
ulItNlult anu lNpbtIl - pun oit, Jlt
| secretary.
At the New York drifting to the west
| on the 400 has been suspended and a
| station cut out, In which good ore was
| struck, and wlnze Is now being sunk.
| The Indications are very encouraging
| Drifting 10 the south on the 400 Is be-
ia. contlnued.-Par City Miner.
The Daly-West, 1t Is said, "a 10 be
| closed down. for two weeks in order to
| effect improvement Of an important
nature. A gallows so feet In height
| (the highest in the state) Is TO be erect
| ed. after which the cages are TO be
| supplanted by skipa for hosting ore.
| However, the men will be conveyed up
| and down IN cages. which, by an In
| genious new contrivance. can he sub
sttuted for the skips at will,-Park
city Miner,
John Anderson, leaser In the Bull
| lion Beck mine IN Tintlc. IL said TO have
struck a streak OF PLAT and is loading
| about go, 900 pounds Of ore out Of which
| he expects to realize q small fortune,
| The product Is being taken from point
| 90 feet below the 200 level, and not far
| from where many thousands Of dollars
| are taken out during the administration
| OF John Beck. The ore carries about 20
| per cent IN lead and from 200 TO 300
ounces IN silver. Mr. Anderson Is work.
| Ing three shifts.