Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-28
CONCENTRATES.

George II. Atkins Of Milford recently
looked over the mines at Good SPRINGS,
New,
The Lucy Hawthorne property in lei
Dorado canyon, New, has been bonded
for $4,000
Electrical Engineer William f. Gray
is expected to return from Denver IN
a few days,
At the Pioneer sampler today two
cars Of ore arrived from Bingham, and
two from stockton,
j. +. Gibbs expects to leave FOR Las
Vegas, New, tonight, to look Into the
geology of that region.
Sidney Bamberger manager Of the
Fortuna mine OF Bingham, IL on an In
spectlon trip TO that property
Charles G. Parsons, chief counsel for
the Newhouse mining interests, came
in from Denver yesterday afternoon.
Considerable activity Is reported from
Mountain City, New. The mill on the
Nelson property is in operation again.
Andrew Gebhardt. owner Of the Phoe-
nix mine In the copper camps OF Bling
ham marketed a lot of crude ore today.
Supt Frank Janney of the Utah Cop
per company is In the city today to
confer with General Manager Jackling
The r. s. u, samplers reported the
arrival OF nine cars OF ore from TIM
tic, two from Nevada, one from Bing-
ham and six from Frisco.
A car Of ore from the Lead King
"A n1HTKOfO1
terday, the controls showing 724 per
cent lead, and 2S ounces silver,
Judge r. ~ Baskln expects to visit
American Fork as soon as the snow dis
appears sufficiently for the operation
Of wheeled conveyances into camp.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday afternoon by Nc
Cornick & Company were: Crude ore
and concentrates SIS. 800; base bullion,
s33, 200 gold bullion, 3O.4OO.
President r. d. Evans OF the United
States Mining company arrived in the
city last evening, He was accompan-
led by Mrs. Evans and the Misses Hunt
and the Misses Niles Of Boston,
Thomas O-Hara OF Dayton. o., who Is
interested In the Plttsburg Con-, at
Alta, has arrived from the east, and
win leave for the companys mine in
American Fork canyon tomorrow.
The sygnet company operating in
American Fork canyon, and which Is
controlled by Sat Lake parties, has re-
sumed work in the tunnel with which
It is expected to open the ore bodies.
President r. d. Evans OF the United
Aaf m no ~ q,
! from the east last night, snent the
| greater portion Of the day at the COM
| pany's smelters at Bingham Junction
He was accompanied by General Man.
| ager Fitch,
George II. Robinson, general man.
ager Of the Brittanla mines I'm British
! Columbia and a large shareholder In
! the Yampa mines at Bingham, came IN
| from the northwest yesterday after
noon, After looking into local interests
for few days he will take his depar,
ture FOR the east.
w. ]. Slice, the representative Of tht
Allis-Chalmers company, who is en-
| gagged In the installation Of the Han.
cock jugs I'm several camps Of the west
departed last night for Newhouse, ac,
companied by Chief Metallurgist A. ]
BEETLES Upon his return Mr. slice viii
| proceed 10 the Encampment district II
Wyoming where the Fcrrls-Haggertl
| mine Is to be equipped with the Han,
cock machine. At tho plant Of the Arl
zona Copper company each Hancocl
jig installed there is handling % tons o.
ore per hour.
| MAIDS Christensen. who came dow
Monday from the Belknap property
where he has been prosecuting worl
last winter reports very natteirng an
encouraging developments in the tun
mel recently, The hard country roc
has given way 20 a soft decompose
formation which Is Identical with tina
surrounding the veins OF the j. w, 4
II, Mr.. Christensen Is quite conhden
that In n few more feet somethin
good viii be struck He now has
great deal Of faith IN this property
Notwithstanding II has been heretofor
looked upon rs a very doubtful propo
siton,-Richheld Reaper,
e. w Packard and j. G, McChrystaI
the mining engineers who came her
last week to assist In formulating
plan OF operations at the Tlptol
group of mines, ON the HALEY gold belt
have returned to Utah. They have ad
vised temporary suspension Of opera
lions below the 900-foot level OF the TIN
top, while the upper levels are deyel
oped more thoroughly than they hav
been, and two or three Of the other am
adjacent claims OF the group are devel
oped. This work will afford employ
ment for as many miners at least, a
have been employed az the Tiptop. an
may lead 10 the employment Of man
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