Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-27
CONCENTRATES.

Nine cars Of 1ouopah ores reached
the local market today
George n. Robinson and Capt. Henry
stern of the Iampa mines have gone
to New York
Manager Hanchett Of the Newhouse
mines says the new concentration at
Newhouso win go into commission on
Feb, s.
Supt, y. j, Cook OF the Now England
Gold and Copper company Of bingham
Is I'm the city today He VIII return TO
camp tomorrow morning.
Manager s. NJ, Levy Of the Annie
Laurie Mining company Is IN the city.
lie VIII inspect the Buckhorn at Ophlr
before returning south,
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday We're: ore ana
concentrates, S2i 300; base bullion, $780,
900; gold bullion, $1,000.
The Horn Silver Mining company has
commenced the shipment OF zinc ores
90 the lola, Kan smeters. Five cars
were at the sampling mills today
william Hatfield manager Of the Al
bioL mine at Alta. ana j, NJ. Lynch OF
Tho Y. S. Mining company who were
summoned as witnesses In the SmoOt
case, have returned from Washington.
A copy Of the articles Of incorpora-
ton of the Tri.Metal Mining company
Of Goldhed, New with headquarters
IN ogden. was fled I'm the secretary Of
states office today It's capital Is $780,
600. divided ito shares Of the par value
Of 81 each, j, i. Carlson Is president;
c. H. Difenbaugh, vice PRESIDENT S, 8.
Smith, secretary; B, r. Critchlow,
treasurer.
Henry Weber ana Marvin Il. lsh have
secured an option on the Atlanta group
of claims, situated just south Of the
Jumbo and I'm the very center of the
richest section of the district. They
win IN all probability purchase the
property This group is unquestlonably
one Of the most valuable Of the unde-
yeloped properties Of the district.
Goldheld News,
The excitement caused by the sensa-
tional reports from the scene OF the re-
cent great discoveries IN the Kawlch
range II undated. Notwithstanding the
warning to the public In regard to the
scarcity Of water and fuel, and other
difficulties to be encountered, the stam-
pede into the now district continues
and from present indications there will
be a population Of two or three thou
sand at Goldreed by spring. DE Lamar
Lode.
Encouraging reports still come from
the Golirped district but II has been
quite cold there, with considerable
snow which interteres with prospect
ing Grab samples taken from 100
sncks from the big strike returned as
say values OF $40 per ton In grad.
ing for am ore house on the Diamond
40. . claim n ledge was uncovered aud
considerable free gold was visible In the
ore A piece that showed no visible
gold assayed $3.50 per ton.--Goldfeld
News.
A strike Of considerable importance
is reported from the Tonopah Miner
lease ON the May queen which adioins
the sandstone on the west The lcysecs
on the May queen claim have oncnun- !
terl $40 ore ut a depth of 10 feet In 7
shaft that rs being put down owing
to the close proximity of the property
to the SANDSTONE and the similarity Of
the furm1ton ON both II is but rcasOn-
able tn expect that a good shoot of
shipping ore may Doe opened up ON the
property with Northumberland |
News.
Last saturday night Henry LovIn f.
brought I'm from Gold Road one Of the I.
largest bars OF bullion ever cast at the
mill. It's weight WAS $500 and was a /
cleanup from a ten days run Of the !
tanks. The bar was one of the hand. |
soonest and clouuest ever brought To .
kingman. The mill was shut down for !
u few days during the week while the |
batteries We're being changed from dry .
TO wet crush, but the new mill was
started up Thursday The object OF the /
new mill "a to reErind ana am9lgamate /
before the pulp goes 90 the tanks The |
ores now carry considerable coarse gold |
and that cannot BE- reduced 10 the de. |
shed hneness for cyaulding and this is /
70 be taken out and thereby Increase Its b
cyautding capacity KinEman Miner,