Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-10
CONCENTRATES.

v u. Strange, the well known con-
tractor, is back from business trip
to Idaho.
Curtis l.. Knight IL back from trip
to Nevada, where he was called on min
ing business.
Grant Snyder has retired from the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the Balakalla cop
per mine In California.
J. A. Ingols superintendent of Tie
Majestic mines In Beaver county. Is up
from camp on brief business trip.
Negotiations are stlll pending looking
towards consolidation Of the COM
stock and California mines at Park
city.
Manager G. y. b. Turns of the
West Quincy mine at Park City, Is ex-
pected to arrive from Los Angeles this
afternoon.
George II. Robinson, of the Tintic
MING and Development and kindred
companies, departed this afternoon for
New York.
Secretary and Treasurer Henry Ca
trow Of the Ohio Copper company re-
turned from two-days trip To Bing-
ham this morning
Assistant Manager II. H. Green of
the Bingham Consolidated Mining &
Smelling company is at the Eagle q
Blue Bell mine in Tintic today.
ID. III. Peery has returned from a trip
TO Nevada in order to be present at
the annual meeting of shareholders of
the Montgomery Mining & Milling COM
pany today.
A. j. BEETLES, of the Newhouse STAFF.
departed for Beaver county last night
to witness the try-out OF the Water
bury teaching plant, recently construct
ed at Newhouse,
The ore and bullion settlements rn-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were: Crude ore and con-
centrate, $4,000: base bullion, $32, 600:
gold bullion, $500
William G. Sharp today assumed the
duties OF president OF the United States
Smelling, Refining & Mining company.
The new president Is expected to reach
Salt Lake next Sunday.
The management of the Boston Con.
Mining company yesterday placed an
order for so carloads Of Portland ce-
ment for use In the construction Of It's
new 5,OOO-ton mill at Garfield
The dividend declared by the direc-
tors Of the Uncle Sam Con. Mining
company will he paid on the Goth inst.
TO all stockholders of record on the
18th inst. The amount is $1,000.
The officials of the May Day Mining
company who spent last Sunday in
making an inspection of the rintic
property OF that corporation have re-
turned well pleased with the outlook
for the future.
Judge Morse has rendered a decree
In favor of plaintiff In the case of
Worthen against the Peruvian Mining
company, quletIng his title TO certain
mining claims located In the Little Cot
tonwood district
The management OF the Scranton
| mine in the Tintic district expects to
reach the market with ore this week
| The roads are drying up rapidly, and
! II the good weather continues for an
| other week they will be in first class
| condition.
The Bingham Con. Mining & Smelt-
| ing company has issued chattel mort
| gage In favor Of the Federal Trust com
pany for the purpose of covering the
| 81 900 900 worth OF bonds, due In April,
| 1914. The instrument has been made
| to record in Salt Lake county.
The annual meeting OF the share
| holders of the Bingham Consolidated
| Mining and Smelling company IL
| scheduled for the 18th inst. II is ex-
pected that at this gathering the pub
| lie will become advised as to what part
| It. Augustus HeinZe will play I'm the
| future management of the mines and
| smelters OF that corporation.