Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-06
A MEETING OF IMPORTANCE.
Probable That Plans for Launch
ing a Competitor Of Mining and
Smelling Trusts Are On.
Talk About Helnlc Being a Candidate
To succeed W. 4. Clark a.
United states senator.

Indications point this afternoon 10
the belief that there win be some i'm
portant announcements made during
the next few days possibly within the
next few hours, relative 10 F. Angus
tus HINES connection With the Bing-
ham Consolidated mines.
The noted Montana mining man. the
only one who ever had the courage TO
engage In open and determined warfare
with the Amalgamated Copper COM
pany. Is in the city today lie came
down from the north this morning,
accompanied by his chief engineer Al
fred Franks, and soon after reach-
ing the city. repaired to the Offices OF
the Bingham Consolidated on the top
floor Of the Mccormick block, where he
was met by President +. l. White,
General Manager Duncan MacVichie
and Secretary II. n. Sweet OF the
Bingham Consolidated Mining q Smelt-
ing company.
CONFERENCE COMMENCED.
After am exchange of greetings. these
magnates seated themselves around
the large Fat table On the Office 81
Mr. McNichie, on which was stacked
o huge pile Of maps numerous reports
OF engineers, stationary. etc, and pro-
ceeded 90 business, the real nature OF
which no one seemed willing 90 dis
cuss ON the outside.
C0RAMS ARRIVAL EXPECTED.
J. A. Coam. one OF the promoters OF
the Bingham company. bat who later
undertook the eiioating Of The American
Consolidated Copper company was not
present during the initial conference,
but was expected later iu the day.
Undoubtedly there are important
moves on between these men. with
Heiu2e interested in the Bingham Con-.
the Balakialla IN California and the
Butte properties with which he Is stu
identified IL Is just probable that the
plans talked of several months ago
looking towards Reorganization OF an
other Formidable cortpttiior for The
American Smelling a Refining and
United states Smelling, Refining n
Mining companies WIN be worked out
while Mr Heinze is in tht city Al ans
rate important news is expected 10 be
released before he leaves.
President White stated shortly after
noon that there was nothing 20 give out
then but that there might be- some
thing develop later that VIII interest The
public.
SENATORIAL TALK
Within "a hours. Just Two months age.
after the announcement that DnTal
States Senator W A. Clark of Monti0l
would NOT bc q candidate for re-ri,r-
tion, next wear. came the statcmeu,
that his successor would Boz his former
business and political foo. r. Augustus
Iicinlc. another copper man. and that
Henzes election would be- reasonably
certain 1uI that 10 would further. Dr. n
part the result Of the deal hy which
The long and bitter war between thn
Amalg3maia1 and HcInze interests was
settled. This announcement caused 10
blk political surprise AZ The time ami.
iu the event that Montana shall agan
Fo Democratic Il is cutie possible TINT
such will Doe the case.
LEAVE For BINGHAM
Immediately after luncheon and Just
before Mr. Hfnze was expected 10
grant an interview 10 the press. .ha
party slipped quickly away On am auto
mobile Il WAS stated fhas tbetr d,s-