Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-14
CONCENTR ATES,

The ORE and bullion sales last week
aggregated the sum of NOS3l2.
Col. Joe Ferron OF the Glasgow &
Western Exploration company is IN Ne
yada
Tony jacobson. manager OF the CO.
lumbus Consolidated has returned
from California.
Six cars Of ore from the Wyoming
mine In American Fork canyon were
marketed last week.
Officials of the Utah mine OF Fish
Springs sent out checks for the August
dividend Of $1,000 today.
The Outzen group In Bullion canyon,
near Marysyale. Is said to be respond
ing TO development very favorably
Considerable prospecting is going on
In the vicinity of Indian Peak, IN the
southwestern corner Of Beaver county.
The directors Of the Sunrise Gold
Mining company viii meet during the
day TO discuss plans for the erection Of
mill,
The Nhirlwind Mining company mill
properties In American Fork canyon
have levied an assessment Of 81 per
I, 600 shares.
Col H. A, Wall has gone to the COL
orado Springs offices Of the Utah Cop
per company 10 confer with President
Mcneil and others.
A report from American Fork canyon
Is to the effect that an important strike
has been made in the Sygnet nine
which Is owned by Salt Lake parties
John Dern, one Of the commissioners
to have charge OF the Uintah land
drawing, went TO Provo this morning
10 confer with United states Commits
sioner Richards.
d II. Peevy, who returned Saturday
from Gold6eld says regular train SER
vice Will be inaugurated over the Ha-
zen cut-off today and hereafter broad
gage trains win run into Tonopah,
4 ear OF ore Is at the sampler from
the Moscow property IN the star dis
trict, near Milford. The ore came from
the $50 level where some interesting
developments were made recently.
A strike in the Lone Pine mine,
American Fork canyon. Is reported.
ore has been found, Il Is said which
assays $500 TO the ton +, II. Boley Of
American Fork Is the owner of the
| property.
President j. r. Bamherger Of the
| Daly-West Mining company has re-
| turned from a trip to the coast cover
| ing several weeks duration. He visited
| Seattle and came down the coast to Los
| Angeles.
The Delamar mill az Delamar Ida,
| was robbed on the night Of July 81 OF
| about 81, 600 worth Of gold cyanides
| 10 arrests have been made, but officers
who are working on the case are said
| to have a good clue.
Major W. A. Stanton. who has been
! a conspicuous figure among the mine
| operators Of Goldheld NeY., Is I'm the
| city. having arrived from camp on
| Saturday last He expects 10 remain
here several days before returning 70
the liggings again.
Manager W. J. Lawrence Is down
from the Scottish Chief mine at the
head Of Big Cottonwood canyon. where
| conditions are reported decidedly en-
| couraging Everything indicates, Mr..
| Lawrence says, that the contact hWlll
be broken into soon.
A. e. Pearcc was over from F'ruita
] ItNl Nfth WIN ~ lNhA vi 10 wv TWIN
| Wayne couuty's garden spot. lie re-
! lated 10 the Rlchheld Reaper that a.
| very important strike of uranium had
| been made on 20 property not over two
| miles from Fruita owned and operated
by r. r.. Nixon. The deposit lies in
! blanket form and Is about two feet
| I'm thickness Assays OF it show that it
carries from Z 10 10 per cent Of urani-
um, per cent ofEopper and some gold,
| making valuation of not less than
$500 to the ton This vein is opened
up IN two places by tunnels.
The site Of the mill al the Sewer Com
sondated mine was finally cleared away
last week and the ground broken for
the new and much larger mill. This
plant Will cost about $4,000 and will
have capacity Of handling 100 TO 1876
tons per day. The equipment will
consist OF IS Merrill stamps Of / 200
pounds weight the same dropping at
the rate Of l26 per minute After
crushing the ore goes to the conccn-
ratiDg tables, and what values are
| not saved there are caught through the
| means Of the Godbe cyanide process,
| n Is expected the plant viii he ready
| Tor operation not later than Dec L.
| Richhold Reaper.
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