Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-31
CONCENTRATES.

George Gum has returned from
business trip to Ely, Nevada,
The Sacramento company will pay
its usual monthly dividend tomorrow.
Supt. A, p Jacobson Of tho Column
bus Consolidated Of Alta, Is down from
camp.
The shaft at the New stockton mine
at Stockton has been let down to the
LOCO foot point
William n Dale has returned from
q trip 10 Lovelock, Nevada, where he
has been on mining business.
A car load Of machinery has been
ordered for the Lucky Dutchmau mine
IN the Crescent New, district, and the
list includes hosting plant
Joe Bamberger son Of j. T.. Bam-
berger and prominently identified with
New York brokerage firm is expect
ed to reach the city IN few days
Gold Butte, New, is now a regularly
established postofiice with W. C.. sharp
as postmaster. Heretofore, citizens Of
this new camp have obtained theh
mail az ST. Thomas about IS miles
away
Secy purauJ Of the Consolidated
Flagstaff mine at Alta will leave for
Goldhcld Nevada. this afternoon on
flying trip, He expects to return next
Monday and proceed at once 10 his
home In Milwaukee.
Manager n. H. Edwards OF the city
Rocks mine at Alta Is at that property
today accompanied by his uncle. James
=. Edwards, and Frank Voght. both
Of whom are large shareholders In the
city Rocks company
The announcement OF officials of the
Nevada Northern railroad that regular
train sery lee would be iuaugurated next
Saturday as far rs CuTrie's ranch, 81
miles south OF Cobre on the Southern
Pacific Will make cheerful reading for
mine operators Of Cherry Creek and
vicinity.
Walter G.. Orem. j. ID. Wood and T.
j. Haggenbarth departed for Yerring-
ton, Nevada, today to make an In
spection Of the Douglass copper prop
crty recently acquired by them. They
are making the trip as the guests Of
superintendent Buckingham Of the
oregon Short Line.
The orc receipts Of the Taylor &
Bruntop Sampler today amounted to
u cars from Tintc, from Bingham.
8 from Nevada, from Colorado .
from Idaho and I from Milford. The
Pioneer reported ? cars from stockton
3 from Bingham. from Alta. from
Nevada and from Tintlc.
col. G.. q. Noble. editor Of Goldheld's
/ lively afternoon paper has retired from
| editorial work and win hereafter de-
I vote his entire attention 10 his mining
/ interests Col Noble will be succeed
/ ed Ak editor Of the sun by MIR A. NJ.
! Aller for nine years connected with
/ the san Francisco Chronicle, said 20 ho
/ q man of wide experience ana splendid
! attainments.-Goldheld News
A. y. Lewis founder of the Majestic
| and Imperial companies I'm Beaver
/ county, IS iu the city again, having re-
J turned from a trip to the Imperial ycS-
/ torduy Mr. Lewis SAYS preparations
/ nre being made to resume work al the
/ Imperial. aud that some shipments
| viii likely be made from that pro-
T portv before very long Mr.. Lewis will
be here but 4 day on two, when ~,
win return TO New York.
. q. p. Posey ana " j.. Mitchell both
f NJ New York have lately acquired con-
siderable property In the Bullirog dis
trjot ana VIII organize several COM
uaulrS one OF these groups consists
. NJ three claims adjoining The Amethy ii
ground and win be known as the Amo-
/ thyst Extension Mining company, Five
moro claims aijoin the Gold Bar and
t vul he called when organized the
/ Trinidad Mining company These gene
} tlemen are said To represent large cast.
ern interests and are known ~ have
purchased ground az Manhattan --
Golddeld News