Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-11

from his work on the Mt. Badly mine
last week and made a, quick drive down
to Monroe and Richtield.
COURT NOTES.
II. A. Hartensten has returned from
a three weeks trip through California
and Nevada.
The annual meeting OF the idaho Gem
Mining company was held today at ST.
Charles, Idaho. III
John Thomson, superintendent OF the
Hub company of Beaver county, is In
the city today on business.
c. H. Bllithorpe. superintendent OF
the Friedman mines in the I Seven
TIoughs district is In the city.
+, j. Raddatz. manager OF the Tin
tic Standard, accompanied by Willard
I. Snyder, left last night for the pro-
perty. aa5 }isj &
day against the WaSatch Electric COM
pany for 1911 for alleged services and
material furnished between April l
and May 10 of the present year.
General Manager Walter c. Orem
and Consulting Engineer Duncan Mac
Nfchie of the Neveda Douglas Copper
company will leave today for the pro-
perty in the Mason mining district.
John D. Ryan of Butte was rendered
a banquet at the Alta club last night.
by Walter Fitch, a. we'll known mining
man. Among those present were Perry
S. Heath and Former Senator Thomas
KeaIns.
Through the Iron Blossom directors
passing the dividend of the company
for the month Of May, the stock drop
ped over so cents a share during the
afternoon session OF the stock exchange
yesterday
S. 7. Hallett OF Aspen, Colorado, who
was for Is years superintendent OF the
Smuggler mine and at one time con-
! fdenttal agent for the Guggenheim in
terests, has been looking over some
of the mining properties in the La Sal
district.
Mrs. Mary T.. Weber filed suit
against Salt Lake City yesterday in
$1,000 as damages done to her proper
tv on Second street between Canyon
road and a street The damage WAS
caused on account OF the change in the
grade.
The Golden Sunset Mining company.
| which is operating on a. group of claims
on the quartzite mountain just south OF
| Robinson, iiils purchased a. gasoline
hoist and will vigorously push the de-
| velopment of the property, which is al
| ready showing very encouraging indi-s
| cations
/ The Western Pacific Railroad COM
| pslny has brought suit against Alexan-
der and Jane Dunbar and Joseph Q.
Young to condemn ground in lots to
/ 8 inclusive OF block 81, plat1 Salt Lake
City survey, The property is located
near Fourth West and First South
4 streets and the company wants 1t for
/ railroad purposes.
Mrs. May Fletcher was appointed
| guardian of her two children yesterday
preparatory to filing suit against the
1 Denver & Rio Grsrnde Western rail-
| road for $25 900 damages for the loss OF
her husband, Herbert w. Fletcher, who
was an engineer on the road and was
! killed at Thistle Junction on Jam. 8,
1905.
Col. Charles La1nmersdorf has receiv-
/ ed the last payment due him on the
sale OF the Sewer Consolidated mine TO
The Salt Lake Hardware company. Col.
l Iaanrn ersdorf had the sum Of 81. 3S5, 80
/ placed to his credit as a final payment.
Some time this week Col. LaInmersdorf
will leave for q trip around the world
81 Five feet of soft carbonate ore that
| averages $500 Il ton Is the size of tho
latest strike in the property OF the
| Iron Canyon Gold Mining company, IL
i miles south OF Battle Mountain, New,
according to L. G. Hardy, Jr., who has
Just returned from the mine. AS the
| strike WAS made in The tunnel 80 feet
i below the, bottom Of the 70 foot shaft
! it would Indicate that the values are
improving with depth.
From New York comes the following
Telegram as to the copper condition:
\ The monthly statement Of the Copper
4 Producers association for April. shows
| the stock Of marketable copper Of all
| kinds on hand in the United States
| April 1, 902 pounds. The stock
4 of surplus copper was Increased during
/ the past month by 91S,171 pounds, as
| compared with an increase OF surplus
/ copper Of S,995,654 pounds at the end
/ of the previous month.
Eight teaching tanks at the ConsoIi-
| dated Mercur Gold Mines company
plant at Merclr, each having a capa-a
! city of 225 tons and loaded with ore at
the time, were wrecked last Saturday
at the conpany's mill. The floor ool-
| lapsed beneath them Luckily the men
| had been ordered to another part Of the
1 plant at the time and no one was
| injured. The property loss will be sew
| eral thousand dollars. The plant viii
again be running at full capacity with
in a day or two.
j. r. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
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