Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-14

g vigorous campaign ON the property of
the Yerington-Ironsides Mining COM
pany's property.
The American Smelling & Refining
company has exercised the options held
for some time on the lime rock prop
critics at Topliff, Tooele county, and
has a force of 20 men employed there.
The management of the Talisman
mine In Beaver county reports two
strikes OF considerable Importance to
that property. One of them Is on the
eight and the other on the 200-foot
level.
Freeman Morningstar president and
general manager of the Nevada Bon
ANA Copper Mining company, expects
to leave for Yerington. Nevada, In
few days to look after mining interests.
An of the sub leases let in the White
Knob mine at Mackay, Ida, expired
or the first of the present month
and hereafter the Macbeth Leasing
company will operate the entire pro-
perty on its own account,
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Bingham Central Mining company
is scheduled for this afternoon. The
management will make the report that
physical conditions at the property are
better than they have been at any time
in the existence of the company,
The Idaho Consolidated Mines COM
pany with properties in HALEY, Ida,
has begun development upon an ex-
tensive scale and sink a shaft to 1000
feet depth. This company is now the
owner of the famous Mime, which Is
said 70 have produced more than
sS000.O00.
The Lost Packer at Loon Creek is
carrying on development work with
| force of thirty men. A splendid lot
of ore will be in readiness for the 100
ton srnelter next season, and. by the
estimate of Professor Byron James.
there was at that time enough ore In
sight to supply the smelter for two
years, and render values of about ST.
| 100000.
a Rexburg Ida, correspondent says
| Hyrtim Kicks, jr., has just returned
| from a visit and inspection of the
| properties OF the Copper & Uranium
Mining company. situated over the
| line In Blaine county, west OF here.
| He brought with him many samples of
| ore takSn from the property OF this
| company, The shaft is now down 1875
| feet and the vein, which Is between
| limestone and quartzite walls, is eight
feet thick and worth 500 per ton.
IL ~ uOuDtIul II any western state
| made more substantial advance during
| 1906 than did Utah Certain 1t is that
| the state has more concrete evidence
| for the years work than can be exhib-
! tied by any other state. 1t is true
| that the proximity OF Nevada has ex-
| erted no small influence, but 1t is to
| be remembered that most OF the inn
| provements have been due to condi-
| tions within the state.-Mining Re-
| porter.
| John a. Steele and ]. A. Wilson on
| Wednesday sold to the Ely Resurrec-
| ton company the Blackhorse group of
| claims, consisting of five full claims
| and a fraction, lying directly north of
| Ely. Mr.. Steele said that the deal in
volved d cash payment of $4,000 and a
! block of stock in the company. and that
| the cash had been actually paid. II this
| is so. the Ely Resurrection Copper COM
! pany has become aftluent since Its or
| ganizatlon, the concern having started
| out u few months since with q group of
claims that had been Jumped" by one
Of it's charter" stockholders.-Whi
Pine News.