Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-20
FAUST CREAMERY
g SUPPLY COMPANY
CONCENTRATES.

~ r. kOhlung mas gone 10 NHlNdb"
on mining business.
The Tonopah shippers reported at
the samplers today with 10 car loads OF
ore.
Work has been resumed in the Fed.
eral tunnel In DAILY territory at PARK
city.
Manager A. L. Jacobs has let com
tract 10 ID. II. Williams for 100 feet OF
drifting.
w, r. Gray will join the Utah con-
tingent at Goldheld the latter part Of
the week
Ore Is expected to arrive at the
samplers this week from the United
Bingham OF Bingham,
Samuel Newhouse and STAFF arc in
Beaver county, going over the NeWhouse
and Majestic properties.
The night shift at the Kearns-Keith
mill mt Park city has been laid off
owing TO a shortage Of water.
Work on the cross-cut from the Lit
lie Bell to the West quincy mine is
being pushed along vigorously
Manager William Hatfield says con-
dttions at the Albion mine at Alta never
looked more promising than they do
now.
Edmund H. Mead, secretary Of the
Carisa mine of Tlntic, returned from
an Inspection trip to that property this
morning.
Joseph Oberndorfer the well known
broker expects to leave for Tonopah
and other Nevada gold camps next
Wednesday.
Shipments from Park city mines last
week aggregated 2,S50.S93 pounds the
shippers and their OUTPUT being Sill
Yer King, 1,SS1A0 Daly-West, !, 237, 553 ,
Kearns-Keith 22S,000
Ben r. Lloyd states that advices from
Goldheld are TO the effect that V. p.
Strange Is making the preliminary SUR
Yeys of the Goldheld-Guerdon mining
property
A. d, Greeson, business manager Of
the Mining Review and Corydon w.
Higgins will leave for southern Neva-
da this evening over the salt Lake
Route on roundup OF the mining camps
of that section. They will probably be
absent from the city month,
Uncle Jesse Knight took a fortune out
of the Uncle Sam mine before he sold
It, and the new strike ON the May Day
side line where the vein leaves the May
Day for the Uncle Sam has developed
into one Of the bonanzas similar to for
mer days, ard dividends should be i'm
the near ure.-Tintic Miner,
The May Day stock was up and down
the past week, but no reason for the fall
of the stock, as the mine Is developing
In its usual good way during the past
few weeks, IN fact months. The ore
Is holding out In first class grade and IN
| large quantities, All that Is needed ls
proper management to make II a pay
ing proposition. --Tintic Miner
The Utah Chief claim between the
| Star Consolidated and Boss Tweed has
been relocated by u. A. Depue It being
| reported that the assessment work was
! not done on the claim In 1903 nor for
! last year The property IS one OF the
/ best locations on the south side OF
| Mammoth Mountain and 1t seems Pc
| Cullar that people who own property
| so well located will attempt 20 hold II
| by doing half enough work each year.
| The law requires 800 worth of work
| annually on each claim, and II It II not
| worth that much work u should be
| located by others The claim was for
merly owned by W. c. b. Allen.-Tintlc
Miner
Manager McGill of the New York Bo-
| nanZa, says the Park Record stated that
! though there was nothing particularly
| new to report the mine Is looking
| splendid, and new and interesting de-
| velopments are expected at any mo-
| ment. The 700 foot level has been reach
ed and though sinking Is still going on
drifting may, and probably will be
! commenced IN the near future, A lit
| tie work is being done at the GOO and
| $40 levels, ana at both places the ore
| bodies are holding out well. On the 6iC
| the ore body Is, In fact growing a
| be made this week, the lot amounting
to 40 tons or more The stock con-
| tinues strong.
Manager Spooner Of the Mount Ma
! sonic property was In camp this week
! and visited the mine, finding the condl-
/ lions there to be most gratifying. The
/ contact has not yet been cut, but It Is
! expected at any time now and when II
does some interesting developments
! may be looked for The management OF
/ lIllS property is not mining Wllloul
| definite purpose, and they have the lay
| OF the land figured out to a nicely. The
| opening up OF this section OF country
will mean n great deal for the camp,
| and We with others believe that It will
| come sooner or later 1t is known that
| there Is ore I'm the quantity In which II
! ~ expected II will be the future Of the
| district is assured,-Par Record.
! The Nelson boys still have force OF
| men employed at their grounds In the
| tlkhorn district, and though no other
| work Is being done at present, the
/ advent Of spring viii see a great re-
+ viyal Of interest in this section Of coun-
try. There has been enough prospect
ing work done there to convince the
d most gkeptiCal that ore In large bodies
| exists and a grand effort to get II out
| Is going to be made AS soon as the
/ roads are In good condition again and
/ the weather Is more settled we under
{ stand that O plant OF no mean proper
( ton VIII he erected on the Nelson pro-
| pcrty and there are also other pros
! pects which VIII be further developed,
and we VIII be greatly disappointed
II some interesting developments do not
transpire-Park Record
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