Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-26

been dissolved and something Ike 29i,-
90 shares have been released.
II. 5. Joseph f. In Colorado Springs
on mining business He Is expected
home about the end OF the week
Capt Duncan MacVichie departed
yesterday for California with the Bal
aklalla properties as his destination.
R. l.. Colburn. the Tonopah mining
operator and wife. are In the city. ana
VIII leave Tor southern California to-
morrow.
Donald b. Gillies and Malcolm Nc
Donald. identified with the Schwab
mining interests IN Nevada, have been
in Butte several days
+. j. Moore. Colorado manager Of the
Mining g. Scientific Press OF San Fan.
cisco. is in the city in the interes, Of
that well known mining publication.
Arthur l.. Pearse. consulting engl-
neer for the Utah Apex properties has
returned from trip 20 the eastern Of
fees Of that company.
The. ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
60. were. Crude ore and concentrate,
i9.joQ. base bullion, $4,000.
Gen. Manager H. L. Charles of the
Bingham Consolidated properties has
been iu Butte several days for a con-
sutation with +. Augustus Heinze,
Brent Reysor representing the Bal
umore Copper Smelling & Rolling COM
rany Is here from Baltimore, Nd. and
WIN visit some OF the valley smclters,
The Utah mine Of Fish Springs yes
terdav drew down the proceeds from a
lot " ore from which was realized
1886. The ore assayed 80 per cent lead
and 81 ounces In silver
General Manager H. l. Charles Of the
Bingham Consolidated Mining & Smelt-
ing company returned from Montana
this morning, where he has been IN
conference with T. Augustus Heinze.
s. NJ. l.. Mcspadden formerly pur-
chasing agent OF the Utah Copper COM
pany. has returned TO Colorado 20 re-
side permanently. Mr. McSpadden en-
Joys the acquaintance Of a large cir
Gle OF friends here.
Col +. A. Wall and daughters de.
parted yesterday on a trip 20 the north
west They viii Join the Guggenheim
party at Vancouver and proceed from
there to Alaskan points. Col Wall ex-
poets 10 be absent from home about
six weeks.
II Is learned that the Radcliff mine al
Ballarat lnyo county, Cal, is now un-
der option TO salt Lake mining men
who propose examination OF the prop
erty proving satisfactory. to reopen Il
on very extensive scale. This proper
y has been idle for some four years
Gcldfeld Review,
VI. NJ. Johnson. Of the Newhouse STAFF
returned yesterday from a trip to the
Furnace range OF mountains. where he
was ordered to examine into the merits
OF copper proposition brought to the
attention Of Mr.. Newhouse prior TO his
departure for Europe. on account Of
the intense heat. Mr.. Johnson says, the
region Is almost impenetrable at this
time OF the year and the particular
part Of Il which he went 10 see had
little to commend 1t 10 the investing |
public.
The investigation OF the black sands |
Of the Pacific coast, which has been |
carried on for over a year by the |
United States geological survey at |
Portland. or. will be continued until |
the first OF September. After that the /
plant will be transferred 90 Chapel Hill |
n. G., where a similar work will be car |
ried on In connection with the geologi- /
cal survey Of the state. II is believed |
that the sands Of the eastern coast will |
be found as rich In valuable minerals |
as concentration experiments have |
shown those Of the Pacific slope TO be.
Mr.. W. c. Phalen OF the United |
States geological survey. has recently |
made an examination OF copper deposits |
in Rappahannock county, near Wash |
ington. Va. An exhaustive report on |
the copper deposits OF the whole Appa- |
lachian region is being prepared under /
the direction OF Mr. Walter Harvey |
Weed The forthcoming Economic |
Bulletin" will contain a report on cop |
per deposits around Luray, Va, which |
are similar TO those recently examined |
by Mr.. Phalen.