Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-03
CONCENTR ATES.


j. S. Gard, cashier OF the Ohio Cop
per company spent yesterday In Park
city,
A shipment Of $50 tons Of ore from the
American Flag mine at Park city Is
at the samplers today
NJ l., Requa, general manager Of the
White Pine Copper co, Of Ely, New
was In the city yesterday
A four-foot vein of fine ore is showing
on the l,i00-foot level Of the American
Flag mine at Pork city
Otto stahlman, OF the Glasgow g.
Western Exploration company is re-
ported at Godneld, Nevada.
c. II. Doolltte, manager OF the Utah
a Eastern Copper company, operating
In Washington county, Is In the city.
willis Mccormick has formed a
partnership In New York with a mem
Der OF the New York Stock Exchange.
George II. Robertson, general man
ager OF the Britannia mine on Howe
Sound British Columbia, Is In the city
again.
Genral Manager Walter S. Kelley
Of the Yampa mine and smelter at
Bingham expects TO visit camp tomor-
row.
Correspondents Of James A. Pollock &
Company In Boston predict better
prices for copper stocks and the mar
ket was bullIsh inclined today
An elght-lnch streak OF high grade
copper ore was recently encountered In
the Silver Dlpper property at Alta in
the course of development work
The Improvements being made to the
smelter OF the Ladd Metals company at
Landore, Idaho, are about completed
and II Ia stated that the plant will 20
into commission I'm about two weeks
A statement has been issued by the
director OF the Denver mint TO the ef-
feet that S6LE527 worth Of gold pro-
duced from Utah mines was deposited
at Denver during the year 1904,
The Wood River Zinc company is
the name Of a new corporation formed
recently at Portland, Or. with a capt.
tai Of 100000. The purpose OF the
company is to operate In the Wood
River Ida, district officials Of the
Ladd Metals company are extensively
Interested IN the enterprise.
Lumber for the big sampler building,
which is 10 BE- erected on the lower end
OF Main street, Columbia, Ia arriving on
the ground in goodly quantities and
soon there VIII be enough on hand TO
begin work Bella Kadlsh, the pro-
ject0r of the enterprise, IL now In Reno
endeavorlng TO hurry his plant through
II Is stalled somewhere between Reno
and Sparks.-Goldneld Review.
AZ the railroad depot at Tonopah
there IL a big nifty or sixty ton traction
engine which is destined for use on the
road between Tonopah and this district.
Considerable doubt IS expressed by old
freighters as 20 the feasibility Of using
II on these roads, as II Is claimed they
are cut up too much, and being 40
dusty they VIII have a tendency TO
clog up the machlne.-Goldneld Re-
view.
For some time past II has been known
That there was n nice ledge about two
miles strong south of the Lincoln mill,
but recently number of claims have
been staked and the whole group OF six
claims, known as the Buckeye group,
has been bonded To q. n. CALENDER for
$4,000. Mr., Calender Brought down
some Of the ore, which IS very highly
mineruli2ed, showing lead and zine
Emmet-Pearl Oda) Record.
The town Of Dlamondned has been
I'm the throes Of excitement the past
few days over the strike made last Sat
urday I'm the Reilly g. Krlsc lease on the
Quartzito Fraction. The ore taken from
the newly opened shoot Is pronounced
sylyanlte and assays made from some
OF the samples which Jack Davis SEE
cured showed returns of SlO1, 1912 and
$40. II comes from the drift which
has been run from the CrOssCut at the
lO0-foOt level, where a siX-ioot face Of
ore is exposed. Four feet Of II IL Of
high shipping grade.-Goldheld Review.
one Of the largest deals yet consum-
mated I'm our oil fields took place this
cry Of the Atlantic & Pacific on CONF
pany passed into the hands OF the
pittsburg-Salt Lake OH company, an
aggregation composed of Ohio and
Pennsylvania capitalists. The price
Is not made public, but those I'm a posi-
ton to know claim that the deal called
for at least $50 900 I'm cash. The prop
crty just taken IN is considered among
the choicest I'm the field, and comprises
about $500 acres in the Spring Valley
and Aspen dIstrlcts,--Eyanston News
Register.
The output OF zinc OF the joplin
district for 1904 has been approximately
215,O00 tons, with a value approaching
Sll 900 0000 says an exchange, This
phenomenal output win therefore con.
siderably pass beyond that Of any pre-.
vous year and win increase the rel
alive amount Of zinc turned into the
general production OF the world 1t
has been estimated that the joplin
district produced 20 per cent OF the
worlds production but unless other
districts have kept pace their rela-
tive standing must be changed and
Joplin advanced. But not only has
the production increased materially
but the price OF zinc ore has for the
last 1--WE months Of the year reached
a level not known since 1898 I'm the 500
called boom days. The price OF zinc
ore reached $3.50 as It's maximum
level during the month OF October and
prices have lowered about $40 and $50
ever since. These high prices have
been largely responsible for the IN
creased output and heavier values,