Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-14
CONCENTRATES.

q business trip 10 Colorado.
Manager Tony jacobson OF the Co.
lumbus Con. mine Is In Alta today,
l.. a. Jeffs has returned from brief
trip to the capital city OF Colorado,
Last week contribution to ore and
bullion market footed mp to s417,700
A 5O-horsepower hoist has been IN
stalled on the Mackenzie lease on the
Mohawk at Goldned.
j. A. Jacobson has returned from a
roundup Of several of the southern
and western Nevada mining camps.
President W. G. Sharp and Traffic
Manager Geo. w. Hintz of the United
States company have returned from
California.
Isaac Mckay, n former weA known
Park Cityite, has succeeded Sol Camp
as superintendent of the January mine
at Goldheld.
A New York publication reports the
sale of the Blair property at Silver
Peak. New, to William Finn and 9TH
ers of Pittsburg.
Oscar f.. Carey. who was recently
elected TO the position of assistant
manager Of the smeter at Salida. Colo.
departed this afternoon for his new
post of duty.
Walter Page. the manager of the
American Smelling & Refining COM
pany's plant at Omaha, after an in
vestigation OF the local plants OF that
concern has returned home.
II. B. Blades, salesman for Utah Min
t..r. O. af.tr laf..
returned from trip TO Tonopah, Man
haitian and Goldheld, Nevada, where
he has been looking up business for
his firm.
The American Smelling & Refining
company had not announced the weeks
lead quotation up to late hour this
afternoon. Last weeks figures are
given therefore on this page OF today's
News"
Captain Duncan McVlchie and +. p
Swindler have returned from the Gold
Hill mine IN the clifton district, Deep
Greek, where development work is
progressing steadily under the direc-
ton Of Superintendent James Nc
Vichie.
A private letter received in this city
from George l.. Walker, editor Of the
Boston Commercial contains the M
formation that he will visit Utah mt
an carly date, and while here will NOR,
thoroughly acquaint himself with some
OF the big copper bonanzas.
The students from the Michigan
school OF mines. who reached the state
last week, have located themselves at
the Old Jordan. one of the United
States company's mines, where they
will conduct their studies on subjects
pertaining to the geology of Bingham.
A bulletin over the Pollock wires to-
day conveyed the information that the
directors Of the Parrot Mining COM
pany had declared a quarterly diyi-
dend of % cents a share, which Is a
reduction of 50 per cent. As a result.
the stock suffered bad break today.
August Raht. the venerable en-
gineer. whose handiwork Is seen In
the designing Of the Murray and Car
field plants of the American Smelling
& Refining company, has departed for
the Pacific coast to supervise the con-
struction OF the plant to be built near
San Francisco,
At East Helena, Montana, the
American Smelling a. Refining COM
HallS - 'NHNi lNliNihb SWIM ltib'I hlln~
culties. The men employed In the
sampling mill have struck for ten
hours pay and eight hours work. One
blast furnace was shut down Saturday
because OF the difficulty
The directors Of the Lower Mammoth
Mining company are scheduled To hold
a meeting this afternoon. at which
the matter OF the future development
aattirroant ~ no mi, NIL ~ al
cussed. Some OF the members OF the
board favor bond issue to raise funds
to carry out the proposed campaign.
General Manager Lafayette Han
chett Of the Boston Consolidated mines
on Saturday afternoon closed a con-
tract with local machinery firm for
9i2 stamps Of the Nisen variety, to be
used IN the new Garfield MILL to be
built this year. 1t is claimed these
stamps Will crush more than 10 tons
Of ore each in a day
Traffic Manager s. W. Eccles Of
the American Smelling & Refining
company has gone to his ranch In
Idaho for a few days Upon his return
he will proceed to Ely, New, to assist
General Manager Requa I'm hurrylng
the completion OF the Nevada North
ern, now building to Ely from Cobre,
n station on the Southern Pacific
The present movement under way 70
make New York City the most active
mining market OF this country for Me-
vala stocks dates from the San Fran
cisco disaster. when trading there was
necessarily abruptly terminated Ii
will be some time before that market
can 80 recoup itself as TO be In posi-
ton 20 enjoy its former activity. In
the meantime New York stepped into
tht breach, and after having sustained
the lrunt Of holding the market during
the critical period subsequent to The