Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-27
CONCENTRATES.


Frank y. Cook has gone to Tonopah
and Goldneld on mining business
j. A. jacobson expects to leave for
Nevada on mining business tonight
The winze being sunk below the tun-
mel level on the Columbus CONSOLIDATE
ed mine at Alta, has reached the depth
OF about 100 feet.
w. f. Grihith the well known broker
expects to make q trip to San Francisco
shortly.
Paul Rodenhouse, who is extensively
interested in the Deep Creek mining
regions, is In the city.
Supt. Ross Of the st. Louls-Alta
property at Alta Ia sacklng some high
grade ore which will make It's appear
ance N the local markets before very
long.
The annual statement issued by the
Aura King Mining company shows re-
celpts OF 81 1850 and disbursements Of
81 1853 The property Of the company
is located near Mountain city, Nevada.
II Is reported that shipments OF cop
per ore VIII be resumed shortly from
the property OF the Grand Gulch Min
ing company, which is located In the
Arizona strip" just over the Utah
state line,
Manager Tony jacobson and Director
G, X Mccormick Of the Columbus Con-,
have returned from a trip 10 the COM
pany's mine at Alta. While the mill
was not placed In commission when
they were In camp, It will be within
the next few hours.
John McKane a few days ago pur-
chased George Kernicks twelfth inter-
| est IN the Florence property paying
| therefor $4,000 in cash and several
thousand shares OF valuable mining
stocks. The other owners In this mine
are Senator Nixon, George Wingheld
| John Hennessy. A. d, Parker and 7. q.
Lockhart. Review.
| The Thanksgiving group at Eagle
! City Is sure to become one OF the great
properties In this section, Since G. r.
! Bernard came into camp from Seattle
and obtained control Of the Thanks
| giving group he has brought that prop-
| erty TO the front with a rush which
indicates his faith in a good thing when
he sees it.--Goldheld Review.
| Martin and Burns, owners Of the
Florida group of 16 mining claims "a
an option on their holdings to Win
throp and Davis Of Colorado Springs for
one year for $4,000 They have COM
pleted $40 feet OF shaft and tunnel work
and have veins from 10 inches to four
feet in width, going from 80 TO $3.50
per ton free 'gold-Calente Express.
on communication from s. Il. Yount
| the board of county commissioners or
dered that the clerk write Mr. Yount
| and have him make an estimate OF
| the expense OF building road from
| Goodsprings Junction, on the S, F., L.
A. q S. l.. railroad The board also
| ordered that all bills against Lincoln
| county be properly sworn to before
some officer authorized TO do the same,
and also itemlzed properly. ~-Caliente
Express.
G. r. Hancock Is working a few men
| on some ground located last summer,
In Elkhorn district, this side Of the on
| tarlo drain tunnel Eight claims have
been staked off and after considerable
prospecting, the vein has been found,
| lying between red shale and black lime,
and rock taken from II shows good as
SAYS and Mr.. Hancock IL going to spend
q few hundred dollars In development
work, and feels satisfied that he will be
| well repaid for his venture, A tunnel
has been started to tap the ledge which
was uncovered on the surface.-Park
| Record.
Thomas Jaggers, one OF the Oldest
prospectors Of this section, on Tuesday
| closed a deal with G. G. Rice, who rep
| resented eastern capitalists. whereby
the w. r. Hearst group OF seven claims,
| located In the Tule canyon, passed out
| OF his control. The consideration was
| 10000 Mr. Jaggerg retaining a large
block OF the stock of the new COM
pany which has been named the Gold
| en- Crater. The engineers who exam
| ined the property pronounced II one OF
| the best I'm the section, and II was on
| their report that the sale was made. The
! work Of development Is TO begin at once,
--Goldfeld Review
The Uncle Sam mine Is looking bet
| ter and bigger with every shot in it's
| new ore bodies This Is one OF the
companies that has not made larger
| statements than the facts support
| Nothing has appeared in any OF the pa
| pers TO exaggerate the present cond.
| ton Of the mine. The ore seems TO be
! In d new channel from that formerly
worked In the mine, and Is the exten.
| sion Of the big body followed In May
! Day territory IL has been followed
| down and drifted on but as yet they
| have not found the limits Of this new
| discovery, and the grade OF the ore Ia
| similar to that OF the high grade in
| the other parts OF the mine. Their mill
| Is In good working order and the mine
| should resume dividends in the near