Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-06
CONCENTRATES.

T.. G. Reinert, representing the Dem
yer Mining Record was In the city
yesterday afternoon.
w. w. Armstrong and e. c. Kidder
have become identified with the Holder
man Filter Tank company
Manager L. S. Gates of the Boston
Consolidated Mining company, was in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Five feet OF ore has been exposed
In the upraise from the lower level OF
the Little Bell mine at Park City.
+, NJ Orem, secretary of the Butler
Liberal Mining company, is laid up at
his home by an attack Of rheumatism.
w. S. Zehring, local representative
Of the Mining World, has returned
from the east from brief business
trip.
Supt A. o. Jacobson of the Columbus
Consolidated Mining company returned
to Alta this morning, accompanied by
Mill Supt Whitmore
The directors OF the Tonopah Mid
way Mining company have posted
dividend of 20 cents a share, payable
April 2, on all stock of record March
90.
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Company were as follows: Crude ore
and concentrates, s2l,S 300 base bullion,
500, 600
Ford w. Corroll of the Nevada SUI
perior Mining company, has returned
from a trip to the property OF that
corporation which is located in Hum
boldt county, Nevada.
Joseph f. Gay, president of the At
lantic Mining company, has been
elected president Of the Wolverine,
Mohawk and Michigan companies
succeeding the late John Stanton.
James f. Hendrickson, manager of
the Half Moon mine at Osceola, Ne
vada, is in the city en- route home from
a trim into Arizona and New Mexico,
whore he was called on mining bust
ness.
A message from FL Paso Texas, has
conveyed the information that Captain
Ben Tbbey. the well known mining
engineer, had been relieved OF a wallet
containing $500 while boarding a train
for Old Mexico last Saturday.
Robert Rowland, formerly county
clerk OF Carbon county, but more re-
Gently superintendent of the coal mines
of the Utah Fuel company at sunny
side has resigned to go 10 briggs
Ida. TO undertake the development OF
a new coal property there,
The ore shipments via the Tonopah
railroad for the week ending last Fri
day, were as follows: Tonopah Mining
company. 1850 TONS Montana, 100
tons Tonopah Extension, 900 tons: Bel
mont, 800 tons; Midway 80 tons; North
Star, 80 tons; Western ore Purchasing
Co., 20 tons.
T.. A. Taylor who for some months
| past has been connected with the Daily
Judge mill, left the Park Monday last
| for western Nevada, where he goes to
expert some mining property for Salt
Lake and eastern capitalists. Mr.
| Taylor Is a practical, all round mining
man, and It is ute probable that he
| will remain in Nevada-providlng
| certain properties are what they are
| represented to be.-Park Record.
I'm my opinion It will take just about
| $4,000 more TO make mine OF the New
! York" said a prominent stockholder
| who probably knows more about the
| property than anyone else yesterday,
| The money would be expended in
| following out the line OF development
| already well under way, and this
gentleman In question has no doubt
that II would be the making OF the
New York. Some ore Is still being
taken out. and so tons OF good first class
we're sent down this weex-Park Rec
ord.