Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-01
CONCENTR ATES.

L. A. Jeffs departed for the east
yesterday.
Several cars of Tonopah ores are in
today's market.
A. E Hyde is reported as having ar
rived at Tonopah.
John T. Hodson expects to leave for
Goldheld, New, soon.
President John Brock Of the Tonopah
company is at Tonopah.
Manager Henry NJ. Atkinson Of the
New England mine at Bingham spent
yesterday at that property
Manager s. NJ. Levy OF the Annie
Laurie mine ut Kimberly Will depart
for camp again tomorrow morning.
j. NJ. Calow, the mechanical engl-
neer, departed last night for Butte, He
expects to be absent about two weeks
Manager John j. Daily Of the DAILY
Judge Mining company has been maxi
Ing tour OF the southern states. He
Is now in New orleans
The new electric motor to be used
IN the Utah copper mine at Bingham
VIII have capacity for moving 700 tons
OF ore every eight hours,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday aggregated the
sum Of SAG, 700, as follows: Crude ore
and concentrates, $4,000; base bullion,
S6s 700; gold bars, $4,000.
j. N. Sharp and l.. r. Brockbank OF
Salt Lake. @. II, Masters of Berkeley
and r. M. Evans of San Francisco,
prominent mining men, arrived IN Tono-
pah Tuesday.-Tonopah Bonanza.
w. y, Jeffs. one OF the directors of the
Columbus Consolidated Mining COM
pany, arrived from Michigan last night
and VIII remain until after the stock
holders meeting scheduled for next
week.
Manager d. c. Jackling OF the Utah
Copper company is going to leave soon
on a trip to Clifton, Arizona, for the
purpose Of looking into the merits Of the
Hancock jig, which Is being used In
the big mill of the Arizona Copper
company.
The properties Of the Majestic Cop
per company in Beaver county are
now under the direction Of Samuel
Newhouse. Ed f. Prudential has
ben retained as superintendent. He
tlnue IN charge OF the properties
In testing some samples Of ore from
one of the Williams brothers proper
ties In Wilson creek district on the
Middle fork Of the Salmon, II. w.
Brose, the Boise assayer, has found 1t
contained platinum The ore showed
quantities OF material that could not
be recognized, and a test was finally
made for platinum which disclosed the
Identity of the unacceptable metal
Statesman,
A seven-foot vein of coal has been
opened up at the Blue Hill on the old
mail road to Brush Creek by John
Packer He Is In fifty-seven feet and
the coal shows all the colors of the
rainbow, which is commonly called pea
cock coal, The coal mine will be con-
venient to to the farmers living north
Of Vernal. ~ It IL four miles from
where the road leaves the Rock Point
canal or eight miles from Vernal.--
Vernal Express.
State Mining Inspector r. N. Bell
has force Of men at work on the
Fourth Of July group Of claims at
Black Warrior At the last reports the
cross-cut tunnel had not yet reached
the ledge but II Is expected TO cut the
vein within two weeks. This ledge on
the surface Is remarkably rich show
ing free gold specimens for l6 feet IN
width, and It is expected the tunnel
will cut into very rich ore when II
reaches the ledge, Statesman.
Developments on the Loftus-Davis
Mayne lease on the Sandstone con-
tinue to be OF the most sensational
character. The crosscut on the 50-foot
level distance OF II feet, with no
sign OF the hanging wall as yet. The
ore Is Of very high grade, carrying val
ues fully equal to those found on the
surface The shaft Is down rs feet and
AS soon as the 100 foot point Is reached
another crosscut viii he started for the
ledge. The third shipment OF ore left
for the railroad yesterday -Tonopah
mines.