Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-01
CONCENTRATES

Manager Tony Jacobson NJ the Co.
lumbus Consolidated went to Alta this
morning.
Manager Henry Catrow Of the Ohio
Copper company went out TO Bingham
this morning.
The United States company's mines
at Eureka, New. are being called on
for about 90 tons Of ore daily.
J, W. Merrill, president or the Man
haitian United States Mining company
has gone 10 Nevada on mining business.
Judge W. II. Dickson became very
fayorably Impressed with the possibil.
ties OF Fairyiew when he visited tina,
camp recently.
supt ]. =. Turner OF the Star Con.
Is In from Tlntie and reports that good
progress II being made with the In
stalation OF the new hoisilng plant.
The Reno journal s7ys the OVl
group OF claims IN the Eastgate dis
trlct, near Fairyiew has been sold 10
a syndicate of eastern capitalists for
il2O.O0O
The discoverer Of the Round Noun.
tain (Nevada) district, Louis d. Cor
don, has advised a Salt Lake friend
that he will arrive In this city in few
days on his way east
With A. Franks the Heinze expert
A. the properties of the Ohio Copper
company, the belief is growing that the
date is not FAR distant when this Bling
ham property will be closely allied 10
the Bingham Con.
w. f. SNYDER has returned from a
trip TO Fairylew and Yerrington While
AT the latter paint he tied up the Maia-
chiie group O: copper claims which are
located near the domains Of the Mason
Valley Copper company
A message from Golddeld TO Pollock
today infcrs that the strike made In
lease No on yhe Stray Dog at Nam
haitian Is an important one: that three
Feet of ore showing in the shaft goes
~ into the hundreds of dollars TO the
ton.
IA H. Meade. representing the inter-
ests o2 u. II. Peery and h. 5. Joseph In
tae Nevada gold camps came In from
the west yesterday brim full Of enthu-
sissm. He expects 10 remain In the
city for several days before returnins
west again.
II Is believed that James r. Burns OF
Cripple Greek is after more territory
ia Beaver county and that Copper
Gulch has its attractions II would not
be surprising 10 hear the Colorado
miner and capitalist had captured the
Indian Queen.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were as follows. Crude ore
and concentrate. 1850. base bullion,
81, 900; gold bullion, $500. The set o.
tlementsd uring the month Of May ag-
gregated E,O6s, 600.
The big reduction works at the Fer
ris- Haggerty mine at Grand Encamp-
ment. Wyor are being rebuilt. The
old works were destroyed by fire rev
eral months ago and since then IN.
mine has been out OF commission. 4
force Of men was pa, 10 work on de-
velopment work In the early part Of the
week,
President Weir Of the Nevada Utah
Mines g. Smelters corporation declared
| today that there is nothing he can give
| out AZ this time relative 20 the build
| Ing OF the branch line OF railroad from
/ the tracks OF the Salt Lake Route al
! Caliente 10 Phoebe. But work at the
various properties Of IN corporation
are TO be pushed vigorously from now
| on.
Samuel Warmbath, the Goldheld bro.
| ksr, departed for the west last nigh,
with FairvieW as his objective point.
! Before his departure Mr.. Warmhath
/ visited the Offices Of the Gold Butte
I company 10 take a look al the rich lot
I Of samples sent In recently By Supt.
| Gibbs and declared that he had never
seen anything better taking them as
a whole, anywhere in southwestern Ne.
ysds.