Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-04
CONCENTRATES.

w. II. Clark will return to Goldheld
tomorrow.
ore shipments are coming from the
old Buckhorn mine at Stockton.
Manager Scion Spiro of the Little Bell
mine went to Park City yesterday
morning.
George II. Robinson is expected to
reach the city from New York during
the next ten days.
Mechanical Engineer j. NJ. Callow
expects to leave for enver today on a
brief business trip.
superintendent Newton Dunyon Of
the Little Bell mine, went out to that
Park City property this morning.
President Mcmillan continues to re-
ceive good reports from the Star Con-
solIdated, and developments both on
the $50 and 500 levels.
Manager q. d. II. Turner OF the
West Quincy Mining company, Is ex-
pected TO arrive from Los Angeles this
evening or tomorrow morning.
TIL ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company wers as follows: Crude ore
and concentrate. $4,000, bullion, $4,000,
Captain Singiser, manager of the
American Flag mine at Park City, was
down to the office yesterday for a few
hours. the first time since his late ac-
cident.
The Lower Mammoth Mining COM
pany has experienced considerable Diff
fculty this week IN getting the rail-
10 N lnl he
use In ore shipments
ID. II. Peery departed yesterday az
ternoon for Bullfrog. New. where he
goes to look after the interests Of the
Montgomery Mountain property now
being promoted by him.
James A. Pollock, president OF the
Salt Lake Stock & Mining exchange,
has returned from trip to Aberdeen,
Mo-, where he went to spend the holl-
days with his two sons, who are in
school there.
Manager Matt Daugherty of the Car
Donate Hill Mining company left for
Ogden this afternoon, where he will
remain until Sunday when he will 90 to
the property of that corporation, which
has reported quite regularly I'm the To-
cal markets of late with ore shipments.
A letter received during the day
from the Utah mine at Fish Springs
contains the Information that condi-
tions underground at that property are
very encouraging and that the prop
erty Is good for some heavy shipments
of ore during the present year The
weather out in the Deep Creek country
has been quite cold lately.
The o'Meara- Lynch company com.
menced work this week at Silver Peak
on the Valcalde mine. purchased by
Thos, j. Lynch and NJ. j. O'Meara last
month. Should the property develop
satisfactorily, a flve-stamp mill will be
Installed and operated by electric
power. At the Mohawk-Al the
new five-stamp mill is practically com.
pleted and win probably be In opera
tion next week,--Tonopah Bonanza.
Frank NJ. sullivan. one of the pro-
motors and president of the new East
Butte Mining company at Butte, Is an
old newspaper man. He spent many
years In the harness, and was ut one
time city editor of the Seattle Times.
He also held a similar position with
one Of the other papers OF that city af-
er which he went TO Butte and was
for while connected with the stan of
the Miner. Later, he established the
Montana Catholic and conducted II sue
oessfully for several years to enter the
field of mining, in which he has made
such a pronounced success.
Advices received from the east are to
the effect that President Henry Stern
of the Yampa Smelling company will
arrive In the city again soon. The boys
IN the office" are always glad to have
the genial captain make his periodical
visit and his coming Is looked forward
to with a great deal OF pleasure by
them Captain Duncan McVichie OF the
Bingham Consolidated mines and con-
sulting engineer for the Balaklalla Cop
per company. departed for the mines
OF the latter In Shasta county Califor-
MIA, this afternoon. He will probably
be gone for couple OF weeks.