Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-15

ing company Is In the city on a brief
business trip. He states that the COM
pany hl $50 men on its pay rolls at the
present time.
Edward McCarrIck who was one Of
the Salt Lakers who secured foothold
in the Fairview, Nevada, district, ex-
poets to leave for that prosperous camp
again In a few days.
The management Of the Utah mine
at Fish Springs drew down the pro-
ceeds from another car Of ore today
on controls showing ~ per cent lead
and l2i ounces in silver.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday aftNnoon by Me
Cornick & Company were, Crude ore
and concentrate, $500: base bullion
$4,000; gold bullion. sS,i00,
The railroad spur 10 the site of the
new Ogden smelter from the tracks OF
the Oregon Short Line have been COM
plcted and the management has m
structed the manufacturers OF equip
ment to make deliveries forthwith.
Aueuste Mathez, who went 10 the
Big indian mine In the La sal mining
district for the purpose of examination
in behalf Of Samuel NewhOuse has re-
turned and the samples obtained are
in the hands OF the assayer.
Superintendent Day Of the fampa
Smelling company reported yesterday
afternoon that the five MacDougall
roasters recently installed at the Bling
ham smelter OF that corporation are In
commission and that their behavior is
quate satisfactory.
A letter frop W. l.. IIarwood. who
has charge Of the development of
promising group OF claims In the
Crescent, Nevada district, for w. j.
Craig and Alex Goliath, reports that
the shaft Is down % feet and is show
ing very satisfactory results SO far.
Manager ID. p. Rohlnng of the Frisco
Contact and Lulu mines In Beaver
county, Is preparing to make Euro
pean trip. He expects to leave for New
York next Saturday and will sail on an
early steamer leaving that port. Mr..
Rorlfng will be absent about three
months.
Frank Arrigoni filed suit I'm the dis
trict court today against the United
Consolidated Mining company To re-
cover damages In the sum of $4,000
for injuries received in the companys
mine on Feb. 2. 1906. and for the
negligence of the company In failing
to provide him with competent
physician TO treat his injuries.
A number of the practical mining
and business men Of Butte Mont, one
Of which is Lee Mantle, formerly Unit
ed States senator from Montana, have
purchased "A group of claims In Gold
field district from the Bulls and Bears
company and have organized the Nor
cross Mining company with a capital-
izoton of l,0O0,O0O shares. par value 81
per share.-Goldiield Sun.
n. ]. Catrow, the largest sharehold-
er In the Ohio Copper company de-
parted for his Ohio home this after
noon, after comforting with lecal Off
Gals OF that corporation and deciding
on q plan of future development. The
new shaft, which is TO be let down to
a depth of I 900 feet, to explore the
ANS Well vein, will have three COM
partments.
Articles Of incorporation Of the Was
atch Copper Mining company of Og-
den. Utah, have been filed with the
secretary of state. The company is in-
corporated for fifty years to conduct
a general mining business. The capital
stock IL 100000 divided into 100000
shares, Of the par value of 81 each.
The company owns a group of seven
claims near Brigham city, Utah. The
officers are ID. S. Tracy, president l..
Skeen, Jr., vice PRESIDENT Leo Harris,
secretary and treasurer. The officers
and =. Z. Taylor Caleb Parry, w. u.
Piper and Alex Taylor constitute the
board of directors