Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-31
CONCENTRATES.

A. D. Myers, known as the father OF
Goldfield, left yesterday for his home
in Los Angeles after spending several
days In Salt Lake comforting with his
business associate G. l.. (Tex) Rick
ard.
President L. r. Perry and Vice Presi-
dent Edward Keorm OF the Iowa Cop
per property at Park City recently
spent some time examining the mine
and inspecting the work now being
done there.
Stockholders OF the Sioux Consolidat-
ed Mining company are receiving no.
tices that the annual meeting Will be
held at IL o'clock on the morning of
Jan. 9, 1910. at the company's office, Is
north Academy avenue. Provo.
JamesMcGresor has started operations
on q small scale on his group of four
claims adjoining the Silver King Coali-
tion at Park City. a force of men has
been put at work and will continue to
extend the tunnel during the winter.
This spring IL is said that the force
Will be greatly increased.
Word from the Tintic Standard prop
erty This morning was that the drift
on the 700 foot level at the mine is
now 20 feet from the shaft and that it
was pushed through the second 6ssure
yesterday. 1t is believed that at least
40 feet more work is necessary to strike
the objective point.
The installation OF regular train serv-
ice over the Nevada Copper Belt from
Wabuska to Mason City on Jan. 10, in
sures two trains q day out of Mason
city. A passenger train will leave Wa
buslSa at o'clock in the morning and
arrive at $50 o'clock at Mason City.
1t Will leave Wabuska at 5:1O o'clock in
the afternoon, and arrive at o'clock
The train will depart for Wabuska at
710 o'clock
Boston capitalists have purchased
another property in the Ely district. At
torney G.. F. Boreman OF that place has
just closed a deal whereby Richard
Willis e. Co.. of Boston become owners
of the Jay Could claims, IA in number.
about mile north of the Chairman
property. The first payment has been
made and contract let for the finish
ing UP of the assessment work. The
properly was formerly owned by G.. F.
Boreman, c. a. Walker. O. G.. Bates
and Thomas II. O'Neill.
A special stockholders meeting will be
held at the Roberts House at Provo
on Jan. TO- for the Seven Troughs
Kindergarten Mining company for the
purpose of submitting to the vote of the
stockholders the sale of all the proper
ty of the company to the Seven
TrouGhs Coalition Mining company. The
deal 1t is declared will either be cash
or stock, TO be determined by the stock
holders. The stockholders will also be
asked to authorize the directors to put
the deal through. distribute the assets
of the company and wind up the affairs
of the concern.
j. r. Findlay, the new manager of
he Goldheld Consolidated company at
Goldileld, was witness before Com
missioner j. w. Christy of the United
states court this morning. Mr. Find
lay was called a witness In the case
OF tho Silver King Consolidated against
the Silver King Coalition. in which the
latter is asked to pay the. former
100000 900 for ore alleged to have been
illegally extracted. Mr.. Findlay. who
IS staying at the Knutsford. is on his
way to Goldheld to relieve j Fl. Mac
-cnzie Mr.. Mackenzie has long wished
be relieved and it was only recently
hat he WAS able to get the company
% accept his resignation.