Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-03
CoNCENTR RATES.

a. X Godbc has returned after sew
eral weeks spent I'm california
G.. u. Rand. a capitalist and mining
man OF Vancouver, Il. c., Is IN the
city
+ T. Rawlins. manager Of the Mos
COW mine. has returned, after several
weeks spent Ia Los Angeles.
Tho Carbonate mining property at
present is employing 90 men, II Of
whom are engaged In development
work.
G. A. Jennings. formerly OF Salt
Lake. Is showing his friends here
some OF the specimens taken from
the properties at Jarbidge'
H. -. lacking. accompanied by tho
Utah Copper mill expert r. G. Janney
leave today Tor the regular Inspection
trlp to the Arizona ana New Mexico
properties under the management OF
MIR. Jackling.
No session was held OF the local
stock exchange today. The same was
true of other markets throughout the
United states Neither viii there ne
trading on Monday which rs LABOR
dav. All markets closed saturday ana
Monday.
The South Utah Mines and Smelters
sept 1. and within few weeks VIII
he grinding out concentrates daily Tor
the international smelter plant The
ren1odeled mill should be able 10 pro-
duce 100 tons OF concentrates Day
The Mountain Dell property IN
American Fork has struck another
rich ore body on the drift on me SVV
foot level OF the mine The strike ~
declared to be In new country anu
greatly adds to the mine shipments
have been carried on all summer.
1t is probable that dividends for the
next nine months viii be disconunuep
hy the DAILY West as the management
is now putting forth special energy 10
find now ore bodies The showing on
the 300 level h looking very good
hut sufficient ore has not been develop
cd 10 Justify the building OF new
mill
Tho grading and concrete work for
the Arthur mill at Garfield has beeh
completed and now waiting Tor the
arrival Of steel The work OF remodel
ing the mill does not extend the size
Of the plant The machinery from ,he
Copperton mill will be sufficient 10 re-
model three sections OF the arthur
plant
Lewis A. Jeffs. one of the directors
returned from a trip to the mine AZ
Alta He says that the ore BODY mas
now been fully opened up on the SUI
level above the original strike on tns
42O level. and that In short time Ine
znme ore will Doe opened on the NV
level This will afford three places TOT
stouiug out the ore, which now aver
aqes : nor cent copper, 80 ounces in
silver and 30 per cent lead'
4
OF the Gold Springs Mining 4 Power
company Of Gold Springs, the Jennie
vein at the mine has been opened on
the 400 level where the vein Is 10
feet wide averaging $40 ton clear
across Four feet OF orc on the toot
wall Is declared to run from VIZ 10
$40 ton The power plant mas peen
the cause Of some trouble put II II
believed the kinks are all out OF tnat
and the mill IS working in excellent
order.
within the next go days the one
hundred or more mechanics LIENS on
the Gold Mountain Consolidated
Mining company property at klmber-
ly will be foreclosed and the famous
Annie Laurie mine viii be disposed OF
The sale * to satisfy claims OF s4V'ooV.
II is declared that there are now
thousands of tons Of ore in the Wop-
with expensive machinery me
amount 10 cover the liens would not
he enough to pay for 20 per cent or
the machinery on the property ne
property viii be sold under the
order OF Judge Christianson.
Arrangements have been made for
the financing Of the King William
property at Tintic. samuel Newhouse'
g. II. Griffin and others have arrang-
cd for the development of the COM
pnnv's ground Mr.. Newhouse viii
have the appointing of two directors
of the company. The financing was
done by the large stockholders turn
ing back some OF their holdings to the
company and the taking up or treasury
stock by MIR Newhouse and others. &.
H. Blanchard will have the manage
mcnt and win also remain as presi-
dent OF the company Tho ground VIII
be worked from the 1000 and 500
foot levels OF the Eagle and Blue Rel
property The property is ms promis-
ing as any In the Tintic district