Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-29
CONCENTRATES.

CONCENTRATES.
r. Al, orem is in the city from Bos-
ton
NJ. C. Godbe left last night for Pioche
on mining business.
David Keith, president Of the Sid
Yer King Coalition, has returned from
| New York,
w. II. III bbals and ID. p. Rohlnng
have returned from a trip to the Seven
TrpIgls district.
F'f,,nI, schwindler, manager of the
Opax property, was In the city yester-
day from 1intic.
James Rreen. the mining and smelter
expert returned yesterday after spend
ing several weeks in tho ns2th and
l3northWest
Prof, L. Z. Young Of the Rolla School
of Mines at Rolla, Mo. was in the
city Sunday and during his stay here
was the guest of D. 9. Jackling.
u A. Jeffs, who for several months
has been In the east working over his
injured knee. has returned and declares
that the member is now as good as
ever. 3s 3
Col. c. II. Loose, general manager
Of the Sioux Consolidated nliring COM
pany, denies that the company will pay
more than q 7-cent dividend during
| July.
The following Were the shipments out
| of the Park City district last week: Sill
/ yer King, 1Gaa.1So pounds; Daily West,
| 1,12dt0no: DAILY Judg sc, $4,000; DAILY
Judge tzfnc), $4,000; total S,5ss, $50
pounds,
| NJ c.. T.. Be.nstrohi, who has charge Of
the concentra ting mill OF the University
of Utah, has returned from Seattle.
where he has Just finished installing
the mill In the Utah building for the
lAlaslta- Y Yukon Pacific exposition.
There was no session OF the Salt Lake
Stock & Mining exchange today, as the
brokers decided to chase the festive
contend that the picking is good, but.
they do not mention whether 1t Is
Strawberries or lambs. &
5Dr. s. w. Piatt has started three
men at work opening up the Baby
Mckee mine at Park City. Now that
the roads can be used the work is be-
Ing rushed. The ore recently broken
into Is declared to be opening UP in
fine shape, and 1T Is predicted that q
mine of some proportions will be opened
UP. n
W.T.. Quinn of Park City, who has
n contract to drive 100 feet of tunnel
on the Utah ola Glory property in the
Big Cottonwood district. is now at the
property with a small force of mGn8
and supplies. 1t Is believed that 1t Is
only matter of development work to
make a mine and the company has suf-
fciert money to keep THE men at work
all summer
Reese Jenkins, the foreman OF the
sconverters at the Yanpa smelter, has
been notified his election to the posi-
ton of susarintendent of Il copper
smelter in the town of Paroni, Italy.
He expects to start for Italy In IL few
days. Mr.. Jenkins is an expert stilelter
man about So years old. and has ac-
quired his knowledge of the business
iii this place.
Manager John NIatson of the Leonortt
Mining company of the North Star dis
trict in Beaver county Is in the city
Tile property adjoins that OF the Red
Warrior on the north. Nh. Matson Is
more confident than ever that the Leo
nora Will be big proposition in that
district. The tunnel is now in $40 feet.
At a distance OF 31S feet stringer
making toward the objective point was
encountered and this has been followed
1t has broadened out into II four-foot
vein, carrying punches of silver lead,
carrying some gold
J. r. Van Evera, one of the direc-
tors of the Chief Consolidated Mining
company of Tintic and a number of
eastern men, their wives and friends,
arrived last night at the Knutsford
y In. ~ -. Z
Seaget of Houghton, Mich, secretary
and treasurer of the company; W. "
Walker of Duluth, Mimi; John Hodg-
son, Hoi:ghton r. r. Gpodale and Ar
thur Mass and family of Milwaukee;
A, r. Maynard, Chicago: j. r. Need
hart, Marquette. Mich: Il. j. Mass,
William Mass and John Mass of sfti-
YANKEE, All Of the men in the party
viii leave tonight for Eureka to visit
the property. The party is on its way
to the exposition and viii also visit
points in Alaska.
Soon after the LIST of July Charley
Hancock win take a force of men over
to the Reads Peak property and COM
mencel an active. campaign of Develop
nient. This property is in close prox-
Unity to the Baby Mckee and has a
splendid showing OF ore. Some $4,000
worth of ore was taken out from the
vein uncovered on the mountain top.
4 tunnel has been run TO cut this vein
ut considerable depth and in all prob
ability when the contact Is reached a
big body OF ore will result. Work
VIII be resumed in the tunnel. where a.
streak of ore, 10 Ia inches. is being
followed Ore abounds over6sin that
country, 1t is just question OF money
and work to open it up.-Park City
Record.