Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-16
CONCENTRATES.

George ii. Dorm, manager OF the Con-
solidated Mercur has returned from q
trip to California.
Grant Snyder has returned from one
of his regular inspection trips to the
Carlse mine at Tintlc.
James III Pierce. to whom Is credited
the honor OF the first discovery of gold
In the state of Colorado died n fow
days ago at the home of his daughter
In Denver. He was born In 1885,
Tho Federal Mining & Smelling COM
pnny hnS Just announced Its regular
quarterly dividend on preferred stock
of IL per cent. Payment viii be made
March % on stock of record Feb. 2S.
Tho Coyle Mining company has just
filed notice of location OF another
group OF IA claims in the Eldorado
Mining district. the claims being situ-
ated about two miles cast of Salem
The Consolidated Mcrcur has placed
three shift bosses in the Mammoth
mill to assist General Mill Supt. Ly-
man Baker. The shift bosses are re-
spcctivciy Lou Whimpey. John Whim-
pey and Marvin Baker.
Bert Williams and two sons. William
and Thomas. are arranging TO ship d
car OF first class ore from tho Bullion
Coalition company. II is reported there
are about 80 leasers looking for oppor-
tunities TO lease on the property.
Trading in common and preferred
Republican Steel Sc Iron stock will
begin on the Amsterdam Bourse to-
morrow, Holland is a fairly large
holder of Republic stock, During the
depression that country accumulated
considerable stock
3. II. Lehman. general manager OF
the Yankee Consolidated Mining COM
pany, went to Tlntic this morning to
inErpnt a ri Il
clared that enough work has not been
done to determine definitely the size OF
the ore body or whether it will devel-
op into stope
]. f. Williams. head bookkeeper of
the Consolidated Mcrcur, has been
transferred to the main Office of the
company at Salt Lake City Thomas
Cain OF Omaha, has taken his place.
Mrs. Williams has left Mercur with
her husband to remain during the stay
OF Mr. Williams In the metropolis
Argus.
the campaign of development prom
ised by the Bullion Coalition Mines
company has started A contract has
been let for the extension OF the main
Honerine tunnel for 500 feet This IS
commonly known as the drain tunnel
and extends into the Honerine exton-
sion ground, which has some very
promising lodges. The contract price
was 81 foot
Duncan MacVlchie as president and
w. E. Vigus as secretary OF the Utah
branch OF the American Mining con-
gross. have issued a call for a meet
ing to be hold at O'Clock Saturday
night for the purpose Of electing three
directors to serve in the congress for
three years The men whose Offices
expire are John Dern, Duncan Mac
Nichie and David Keith.
Chester Worthine, general manager
of the Dry Canyon Mines company,
at Ophir. recently declares that the
carload OF machinery has all been
transported to the mine and as soon as
II Is set up active operations will be
commenced. This company. mainly OF
Salt Lake talent. recently acquired the
old kearsarge property. which some
years ago produced several million
dollars worth of high grade ore.
A slide Of earth in the 3O0-foot level
from the tunnel level OF the Silver
Shield property at Bingham has un-
covered vein OF ore for 60 feet along
its strike and the body is at least II
feet thick. Manager Harry S. Joseph
declares that the slide did no particu-
lar damage and as 1t Is a first-class
product 1t will hasten the shipments of
the property considerably. The raise
was Being driven to complete the VEN
tilation system of the mine
Fl. Otto Hanke of Cincinnati and as
sociates have started their annual flght
on the DAILY West management and
control a VoluminouS letter criticiZes
the management and showing that
under the DAILY Judge mana cement the
DAILY West company could have saved
S109 063.2I last year A tabulated
comparative statement of the milling
n Ic
sented. 1t is also charged that the
books do not clearly show how the
DAILY West acquired one-fifth inter-
est In the Little Bell Consolidated The
letter further declares that the Hanke
interests were not given a fair deal
at the meeting last year and the old
tale is told about the DAILY West hav-
ing considerable money on hand and
not letting 1t out at interest. The an
nuol meeting is to be held at Denver.
Feb. 81