Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
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Fred Dern left last night for Ely,
where he will inspect a number OF
properties.
by order Of Judge Morris Of the Third
district court. the Hero Nevada Min
ing company was disincorporated yes
terday.
Il is reported that there has been
another little strike IN the Boston a
Ely property in Ely. Nothing definite
has reached Sult Lake.
The Utah First National Mining
company OF Park city has levied an
assessment Of two mills 20 raise
money 10 push the work The COM
pany proposes TO continue develop
ment on its ground north Of the city.
Max f. Smith is in the city getting
supplies and equipment before return
ing 10 his placer property on Green
river. Mr. Smith declares that just
before he left he and his partner took
out $40 worth OF gold I'm one day
A drift at the Rye Patch CONSOLIDATE
cd has been run for 30 feet along a
six foot vein of good milling ore.
Manager g.. ID. Ray declares IL f.
distinctly an extension OF the ora
body opened some time ago in the
winse in the old tunnel, where the
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Reports from the shoshone Quick
silver company near Austin, Nevada.
are that the company has driven 30
feet in cinuabar ore carrying % per
cent mercury and that neither wall
has been found. This ledge can be
traced $500 feet This gives indica-
lions Of being the largest mine of its
kind in the world. Local people own
the property
At the annual meeting Of the East
Tintic Gold King mining company re-
Gently Il was voted that all the stock
OF the company be made assessable.
The following were the officers elect
ed. +. w. Bussard. president. D. N
Hughes. vice-president; J. II. sullivan,
secretary; Jere T.. Driscoll treasurer
and general manager; a. Sodurlund,
additional director
At meeting Of the Nevada Con-
solidated Copper company the Gug-
genheim interests elected G. NJ, Mac
Neul president Of the Utah Copper
company. D. G.. lacking. general man
ager Of the same company and s. r.
GuEgcnhelm % the directorate. They
take the places Of T.. ". Hill Judd
Stewart and John Steele This LOOKS
somev hat like the Guggenheims Will
control affairs in the company.
II is reported from the east that
Ohio Copper has raised more than
$500 600 from the underwriting Of its
$4,000 OF treasury bonds. The COM
panv had previously outstanding 81
$50 600 of bonds convertible into stock
at $40. This viii probably be used 10
start the third and fourth units Of the
plant II has been estimated that the
company rs now earning In the noigh-
borhood Of $1,000 a day.
At the special stockholders' meet
ing of the Tennessee Rebel Mining
company. al Eureka u was voted to
move the company's onice and place
Of business to Provo. Jesse knight and
his associates recently secured practi-
laIly an the stock from the former
shareholders As this ground adioins
the Opex. another Knight property. Il
will no doubt be finally consolidated
with the Opox
Manager n. A. Dunyon Is preparing
10 make q shipment from the Kinsley
Development company There is a 30
mile haul but the management be-
lieves that the ore. which was taken
out IN development work win net the
company $3.50 "a ton after doducting an
charges This would give the COM
panv $40. 600 for what is now on the
dump II contains silver, lead and
gold The kinsleY Consolidated, Mana
ger Dunyon declares. will make n
big copper mine.
That the DAILY West Mining COM
pany IN its earnings Of $4,000 for the
month Of February although 70 was
a short month. did a great deal OF
work Is shown hoy the number Of cars
handled al the property. The follow
ing was what was done at the mine:
Second class ore raised. 1871 cars.
first class from The 100. 105 cars.
first class from 900 and 200 levels.
73S cars: coal i,5O1 cars. concen-
tratos lowered 70 the 1900 level
1.94g cars. waste, 1879 making
a total OF 2l,f95 cars for the month.
Louis Lefkovitz. New York mining
engineer associated with Judge En-
manuel Klein, came In from Jarbidge
today He ana associates secured some
of the most valuable property in the
camp. and are unstinted in their good
words for the future Of Jarbidge Mr.
Lefkoyitz was on the ground when
Goldhcld boasted but six people and
has been in am the now famous western
mining sections. Yet his opinion ls
that the Jarbidgo prospects Of becoming
great are as good as any Of them at
the present stage OF development
Thursday afternoon he and Judge Klein
win leave for New York