Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-08
CONCENTRATES.

ellnoN BdNlDeIBtT mas returned from
a business trip to California.
Manager Walter c. Oiom OF the
Utah-Apex mine Is inspecting that
Bingham property today
w. j. Halloran and Frank Wilson, d.
rectors Of the Johnny mine at Stateline,
have returned from camp.
Five cars OF concentrates from the
Utah Copper company's Bingham min
arrived at the samplers this morning.
j. W. Langley departed for Nevada
yesterday afternoon 10 look after deyel-
opment work at the Acknowledgment
property.
During the month of May 52,0O7. $40
pounds Of ore passed over the tracks Of
the Copper Belt railroad IN the camp
Of Bingham.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Bambergcr-De Lamar
mines Is scheduled TO take place in
Cheyenne tomorrow
The ore aud bullion settlements re-
ported yesterday were as follows.
Crude ore and concentrates, N7, 400;
base bullion. $4,000.
W. j. Cauow one OF the largest
shareholders In the Ohio Copper com
pany Of Bingham is expected to arrive
in the city early next week,
James A, Cunningham, who has been
in the Hawaiian islands whore he has
been looking after ranchlng interests,
VIII return home this afternoon.
The stockholders Of the Eclipse Min
Ing company, with property in Tlntic,
are scheduled to hold a meeting tomor-
row. the first in several years.
Arthur Hudson has telegraphed his
father. Charles Il. Hudson, that ore of
the value Of SIG pound has been en-
countered in the Jumbo group at Gold
field,
Col. O. p. Chisholm, who has been
IN the city for the past week the guest
Of his brother, w. w Chisholm, de-
parted for his home at Bozeman, Mon
tana, last night
], d, Hawkins, general superlnten-
dent Of the United States Reduction
and Refining company Of Colorado, ar
rived in the city this afternoon. He
was on the train held up by bandits
near Grand Junction early this morn
ing,
The directors Of the Uncle Sam Con-
solidated Mining company met yester-
day and organized by the election OF
John Dern president, and general man
ager James Chapman, vice president
and treasurer; William NJ. Thompson
secretary.
Harold Tibbals, son Of Prof. VIII
liam III. Tibbals, departed this morning
for Boston. Massachusetts where he
went to meet his sister, Miss Mildred
Tibbals, who Is about to complete a two
years post graduate course in the
Wellesley college.
j. II Clark. superintendent OF the
Interstate NJ. & NJ. Co.'s mines In the
La Sal Mountain district, Is in the city
He says the cyanide plant, now being
equipped at the property, will be ready
for commission some time I'm August
next The Grouse Mountain group, of
which W H. Wheat is manager, win
be provided with cyanide plant, Mr.
Clark says, this year,
The Wild Bill group near Rlohacld Is
TO be incorporated as the Chicago Mill
ing a Mining company, The capltali-
cation OF the new corporation will be
1900 shares Of the par value OF 81
each The incorporation papers have
been forwarded to Illinois for sigma
lures The officers VIII be Thomas Kee-
ley Of Chicago president; Mathew Gull
len vice president; Eugene Kelley.
treasurer and Frederick n McGurrin,
secretary. These officials, with Patrick
Ryan and Col. Henessey Of Chicago.
will constitute the board Of directors
The DAILY West Mining company was
made defendant In "A $50 600 damage suit
filed In the federal court yesterday by
larman Gillitt through his attorneys.
McGurrin g. Gustin and Powers. Straup
4 Lppman Gillett was employed as
laborer at the defendants mine and
while engaged In removing rock ON tho
iOO-foot level May IL. 1904 struck a
missed hole and nm explosion occurred.
In consequence he alleges, he lost his
eycsight had HIS Jaw broken and some
of his teeth knocked out.