Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-28

company.
The Honerine mill at Stockton Is
working on an old tailings dump.
NJ. NJ. johnson OF the Newhouse
mines expects to leave for Beaver
county tonight.
Manager John Rhoden Of the Ameri-
can Fork mine OF Park city mas re-
turned from trip east
Another assessment Of cents a share
has been levied on the capital stock OF
the Wabash mining company
The Now York Bonanza Company
received a settlement for n tons Of ore
yesterday, which netted about $4,000.
From Marysvale the report comes
that some interesting developments are
taking place at the Franklin proper
ties.
a vigorous campaign Of development
Is to be carried on at the Annie Laurie
Extension mine Ia Gold Mountain dis
trlct this year.
The incline shaft at the New York
Bonanza has been sunk 39j feet below
the 4OO-foot level, and will be con-
tinued 10 the 200,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported yesterday We're; Crude ore and
concentrates, $4,000; gold bars, $1,000;
base bullion S3l 300,
Harrison Clement Of the firm Of
Clement 81 Strange which has the con-
tract for the erection OF the Lost Pack
er smelter asfretuned from busl-
ness trip TO Denver
f, c. Rutan, the Chicago mining en-
glneer, who is interested In a suit with
w. Il. Snyder, against l., G. Huck. In
volying a big block OF Annie Laurie
Mining stock, has arrived in the. city,
Arguments In the case are now being
made before the supreme court.
General Manager GLADDEN. Of the
quincy who was IN town this week,
stated that fourteen leases are now In
operation on the quincy property and
that Ave Of them are sacling ore. The
company Is pushing development work
ON the c. O. ID, claim, The drift on the
li4-foot level Is out about 80 feet and
for the entire distance shows three feet
OF $500 ore A carload Of orc reached
the Salt Lake samplers earl ythis week.
--Tonopah Miner
There has been great activity In the
stock Of the Jim Butler Mining COM
pany during the past week The Minis
Sutro company purchased 10000 shares
for eastern parties, mostly residents OF
Philadelphia, and many small blocks
changed hands among local spectators.
The stock sold as high as 20 cents yes
terday, closing at 60. development
work Is progressing as usual In the
mine, and the shipping of ore VIII prob
ably begin during March,-Tonopah
Miner.
The Record Of Park city, telling Of
conditions ut the Daly-Judge, after dis.
cussing them with Manager John j.
Daly, says About 20 tons Of ore are
being extracted daily as the work goes
on. and this. In view Of the fact that
no stopping Is being done, is indeed "A
splendid and encouraging showing.
Tho ore taken out is, Of course, being
stored In the bins and VIII be run
through the mill when It starts up. just
when this will bet Mr. Daily does not
care to state, but from indications
It viii be in the near future-Park City
! Record.
on Monday Z. j. Donohue and A. w.
| Scott departed for Salt Lake. While
| here Mr.. Donohue looked thoroughly
| over the mining property which Mr..
| Scott ia interested in, and the Abe Lin
| cold group IN particular which Is be-
| ing Incorporated under the new pur-
! Chasers, Particulars of this incorpora-
| tion will be forthcoming In a short
| time, and we understand 1t is to be a
| close corporation, Mr., Donohue VIII
| return here IN a couple or weeks and
make the necessary alterations to the
| III NJ m
put to work-Pioche Record.
Joe Free of the e. & +, company and
| Charles Rives Of the Ploche- Nevada
company, arrived Thursday, accompan-
led By w. Hatfield and Senator G. r.
Loose Of Salt Lake, says the Record Of
| Phoebe. New. That afternoon Mr.
Rives brought the gentlemen to the
| Point to inspect the mines OF the Pi-
oche- Nevada company Of which nego-
| tiations are now going on for the con-
troll. Today Mr.. Free escorted the
! gentlemen out to Jackrabblt, where
| they viii inspect the Ida May mine, be-
longing to the u. & +. company, and
other properties In the vicinity.
NJ. L. Eainger who with Geo. Il, Me-
| Clelland owns the Lookout mine IN Fish
Lake valley, was IN town this week
| and reports that the cave recently
opened up In the mine Is developing into
n bonanza, The ore body Is now known
TO be fully 400 feet long, Is feet wide and
| 10 feet deep. 1t lies In blanket FORM
about 20 degrees from the horizontal
and the entire mass OF ore averages
S25 ton. The rich shoot Is 10 feet
wide and gives average assays of $50
Samples Of the orc brought up by Mr..
Efinger show big mornings, and the
gold is Of very fine quality, being
worth $50 an ounce. Six carloads OF
ore have been forwarded to the smclter
by way Of Coaldale station on the Tono-
pah railroad thirty-eght miles from
the ne.-1onopah Miner.