Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-03
CONCENTRATES.

NJ. j, OMeara and sister are stu In
Honolulu
Henry NJ. Crowther, manager of the
Continental Alta mines, departed for
Alta this morning.
Mccormick & Company reported ore
and bullion settlements last week TO
the amount OF SilS, 100
George Arbogast has gone 10 Neva-
da. He is developing a property near
Bernioe, Churchill county
The main shaft at the New York Boz
nanza at Park city Is said to have
been completed TO the SOQ-foot level
The Ohio Copper company marketed
II cars of concentrates during the
month of March, which is close to 500
tons.
WI. O'Meara left San Francisco last
evening for southern California. He
win return home over the Salt Lake
Route.
Captain Duncan McVlchie Of the
Bingham Con. returned from the east
yesterday and went out TO Bingham
this morning.
Contractor Joseph Dederlch has re-
turned from Twin Falls, Ida, where he
has commenced the construction OF
hotel building.
p. j. Donahue has returned from
Phoebe, where he reports the mill at the
Abe Lincoln mine in operation and Civ
ing good account Of itself
The final payment of $4,000 on the
property OF the West Mountain Placer
company, purchased by the Utah Cop
per company, was made on Saturday
last.
II. G. Andrews has returned from q
trip to Iowa on mining business. He
win leave for the property of the Deer
Lodge Mining company, near Fay Ne
vada, tonight,
The annual meeting OF the May Day
Mining company is being held this at
ternoon, Tonight the stockholders Of
the Century Mining company will hold
their annual session.
A. B. Greeson, manager Of the Mining
Review, accompanied by COrydon w.
Higgins, has arrived In the Bullfrog,
Nevada, district In the interest OF the
above named publication,
Bad roads between Acoma, New, and
Shem city Utah. where the smelter
OF the Utah a. Eastern Copper COM
pany Is located, has greatly intertered
with freighting between the two points,
Manager Tony Jacobson of the CO.
llmbus Con. returned from Alta last
evening. The roads between the valley
and camp are IN bad shape for traffic,
which greatly hnders the movement OF
concentrates,
G, n, l., Gresh manager OF the Black
Hawk Mining company, has found an
abundance of water I'm his well on the
Buster claim and will erect ten-stamp
mill as soon as the lumber can be Sc
cured at Las Vegas. There are two
Sb-foot shafts on the Buster 800 feet
apart with ~ feet of ore, said TO aver
age $40. Los Vegas Times.
The recent strikes ON HI Dorado can
yOn, forty miles south Of here have
brought that camp into great promi-
hence OF late. Every available team
at searchlight has been pressed into
service and several private rigs as well
as freighters are hauling supplies from
here In addition 10 the regular COM
panies operating In the district, there
are $50 prospectors securing the ad-
jacent hlls-Los Vegas Times.
James Kennedy, from Goodsprings,
was In town Monday. He reports that
mining development in that district Is
progressing faVorably and the promise
OF great future Tor that camp Is as
sured. Mr.. Kennedy Is an old-tlme
mountaineer. He has followed railroad
building and mniag all his life. In
days gone by he was an associate Of
Marcus DAILY and was In on the devel-
opment OF Virginia city and Butte,
Mont-Los Vegas Times,
w. A. Dunlap, son Of the late no
bert Dunlap OF New York who won
fame IN the hat manufacturing bust
ness, passed through the city today on
his way 10 southern Nevada, where he
viii spend several months on pleasure
trip which will be spent In prospecting
and otherwise investigating the mineral
districts OF the neighboring state. Mr.
Dunlap is accompanied by Edward A.
Atkinson, The combined wealth Of
the men Is said to be- considerably over
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