The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-12
NEW, YORK HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
Retiring Officials Elected to Pi-
lot Company Through One
More Season.
PRESIDENT M'GILL'S RE-
PORT IS INTERESTING
Surface Equipment of Property
Is Described i'm Detail
By President.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the New York Mining COM
pany, held Tuesday noon, the same board
OF directors and officials were elected
who served tho company during the pre-
vious year. The officials are as follows;
NJ j. McCill, president and manager:
DR.. S. w. Platt, vice-president, j. II.
Deming, secretary and treasurer. These
gentlemen, with Mrs. NJ. B. Rogers, DR..
a. j. Shores and julius Frankel Will
compose the board of directors for the
coming year. At the meeting there were
represented 216,442 shares out of the
900.
President McGlll. who has served 80
acceptably in the capacity Of manager
during the closing year, made quite an
exhaustive report of the years doings,
Aside from the development work ac
complished during the year, OF which
there were 2206 feet In ALL the most
interesting portion of his report touched
upon the surface equipment owned by
the New York company, This equip
menr is in magnificent order, and of
capacity and extent not generally appre-
ciated by the public In general, This
includes a good hoistng works build
ing, a gallows frame of 12X12, Oregon
timber, As feet high; two 70-horsepower
standard boilers. arranged so that they
can be fired together or separately;
horsepower open heater. one duplex
pump, which can be used for feeding
In case OF emergency,
The company has a 2x14 geared bal
anced valve hoist; a type 10 Rand COM
pound air compressor, size 10xSxl6x12,
including receiver, safeties and SO forth,
blacksmith and carpenter shop, change
room for miners, coal bins, storage bin
for ore, 1900 gallon water tank,
mine office and assay Office complete
this equipment. The shaft is down to
the 400-foot station. at which point Is
a 14x16x12 Jeanesville duplex pump, used
for fifteen minutes Of each day for the
surface boilers. Since the 11th day OF
last June at which time the water ques-
ton began to clear itself with this COM
pany, the management has not used this
pump for any great length of time. This
Item alone speaks volumes to those IA
mllar with the New York property. In
solving the water problem, no small
thanks are due to the mechanical ability
of Manager McGlll. He reports that at
this time the water is down TO the
S00-foot level and receding slowly.
During the closed year no work was
done on or above the 300-foot level On
the 400-foot level, 370 feet of work were
done; on the 500-foot level, 20 feet we're
done: on the 640-foot level, 125 feet; on
the 700-foot level. SIS feet. and so feet
OF raising; on the 760-foot level, 27O
feet of work were done. not including
20 feet Of raising; on the S00-foot level,
$50 feet OF work were done, and on tho
s50-foot level, ALB feet of development
was accomplished. in addition to two
raises to the level above.
The continuity of the ore bodies OF the
New York has been established down
as far as the 760foot level, where at
the present time the management has
driven into ore both to the east and
west OF the winze. The present condi-
tion of the mine for permanency. con-
tinues the report, exceeds any heretofore
registered; and the property in every
way is in the best shape OF It's history
One of the important improvements for
the future determined upon is the in
stallatlon Of skip plant TO take the
place of the buckets. This Will give
three times the results at the same cost
The total receipts for the year amount
ed TO S44,231 SO; total expenditures, s42,-
6S2 S4 Tho available money on hand
at this time amounts to S1548. 90.