Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-06
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Articles OF Incorporate ion for the Sill
Yer Island oalition NJ ines o n
were fled with the secretary Of state
yesterday. The company is capitalized
at 100000, with shares at 10 cents
each. or the cal ital izat ion 400, 900
shares are placed In the treasury. The
officers are !: Mt1rra Y s. T. King presi-E
dent; David M orrison, vice presid lent;
4. H. Pratt secretary and treasurer,
The company will work a lumber OF
claims In the liver land district,
Anthony II. Godbe has gone to
Ocean Park, Ca e. where he wi ~ join
his family He expects to he gone
several weeks. * @ 8y; NJ
General AttSnager Thomas Kearns of
the Silver King has gone to- Yellow
stone park. NJ: Z: ii5 N
ij4Si s.. NJ Levy, manager Of the sP IT'S
burg Consolid dated com panYSs property
returned Wednesday light from trip
TO the property. IL al I. FL 53 III
"a letter from, s ames Quinn, superin- X
5tendent of the Gold Circle Crown COM
3pany declares that the lower tunnel
was driven a d distance of 90 feet dur
Ing July, w hich is considered a good
showing as only four men ere en- \.
ployed and no power drills used.
Scales, known as the -thousandth-
ounce balance were yesterday set up
at the United States assay office. The
balance beam is Of solid brass and
weighs 822s pounds and the base AL
pounds. The scales can egister TO ~
cents worth of gold, The scale can
weigh out one thousandth or one-two-
$thousandth of an ounce.
From stories coming from Marysvalel
and vicinity 1t is understood that the
old Dear Trail mine has an enor-
nous body of rich ore in s light. 1t Is
said that the body is 20 feet wide, 53
feet thick and extends for probable
distance of 5000 feet. The mine is
owned by the Salisbury estate and in-S
formation as 10 just VIVA the mine has
they have kept silent about. The ore
lis said to average So to $40 In gold,
The new shaft at the Tintic Stand
400 foot levels yesterday thus COM
pleting 400 feet of sinking in Two
months. About 100 feet of timbering
remains to be done. BY the time It Is
finished the new machinery will be in
and the last 200 feet Of sinking will be
started on. 5$,Gs
Sylvester @. Cannon. mining en-
eineer, has returned after two years
spent In Europe, and opened offices in
the Templeton bullcln ~
w al ID, Bailey. superintendent of the.
Phoebe Demijohn mine at Phoebe is IN
the city with some rich samples Of
ore from the property. The ore taken
from this nlffle will be among the
richest Samples exhibited at the mining
congress.
Ii z. A. Taylor and Joseph IS. Free will
leave in q few days for the northern
end Of Uintah county where they VIII.
examine u copper property which has
been represented to them as something
out of the ordinary.
Malcolm Mcdonald OF Gold field WAS
IN the city for short time yesterday.
While here he declared that 1t is cer--
tain that the new Ely to Goldfield
railroad will be built and that at an
early date. The grade will only be IL
per cent and will open up Reveille,
Tibo, silver Bow, Eden and other rich
metal sections.
r. Il. Carpenter, formerly general
sales agent Of the Utah Fuel company
and later general manager of the
Phelps Dodge coal interests, has been
appointed first assistant to PRESIDENT
Sharp of the United States Smelling,
Refining & Mining comp 81
! Ernest r. sWoolley has returned from
idaho. where he Went To confer with
Superintendent Hampton relative to
the work being done on the Alta Cop
| per, The property is developing into
| a mine of considerable magnitude
Joe Sheets of the Brokerage firm Of
Sheets Il Neel has returned from a
fishing trip to Henry Lake. Idaho.
Bryce Turner. former superintendent
of the Mont Somery- Shoshone Company
passed through the city yesterday on
his way to Nevada,f
Downey D. Muir. Jr, a. Goldfeld
mining engineer, was in the city yes
terday on business
Bishop Andrus Of st. George was IN