Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-20
CONCENTRATES,

II. c. Cutler, mining engineer, has
sued the Stall Brothers for a tenth IN
terest in the famous Stall lease which
brought 1900. 900 10 the leasers on the
National Mining company ground.
In a 1O-foot vein in the pit OF the
Nevada Consolidated considerable ma
tive copper Is being found which win
sweeten up the grade OF copper this
month. The concentrator at McGill has
adopted the plan OF closing down every
Sunday.
Charles NJ MacNeill. president of
the chino Cooper company, has issued
n statement that there will be no in
crease In the shares Of stock OF the
company. Future financing he declares
will have to be taken care OF In the
future.
The smelter was yesterday settling
with the May Day Mining company for
"a number OF lots OF ore shipped In by
leasers amounting 10 $4,000. one car
silver and lead
Duncan MacVichie, general manager
OF the Nevada Douglas. has returned
from business trip to the east.
new gasoline locomotive and ven
tilating system for delivering air TO the
face Of the tunnel has been installed
ing company's big bore. AS a result
the third shift was last night reinstat-
ed and Contractors Free * Taylor are
driving away at the mountain faster
than ever The company is making n
record in pushing this big bore under
the Park city mines.
At meeting Of the directors OF the
Phoebe Demijohn yesterday IL was de-
cided to begin regular shipments AT
Hlall . l. .
greater ore reserves can be DEVELOPED
The company has also taken over the
two Gold Shield claims which adjoln
the property.
John Dern. general manager OF a
number Of Tintic properties, left last
night to inspect them.
The Utah Mine OF Fish Springs has a
car OF ore In the market and another
from the Galena property which II has
under lease.
c. p. Crawford Of Salt Lake has re-
turned from an inspection trip OF the
camp of National. which he declafcs
| is one OF the most wonderful mineral
countries he has ever visited There
he declares, the company talks of nor
| milling ore running less than si3 d
pound OF s. 600 a ton ore that runs
$7p pound or $4,000 a ton has been
mlled and ID tons OF ore have produced
81 600 coo Mr.. Crawford has secured a
lease In the camp
The 19ntlc Standard has now driven
with a drill 203 feet east OF the ssO-foot
shelf and a black iron Is now coming
Ia with the quartz At the annual
meeting yesterday the following were
the board Of directors elected: T. J.
Raddatz, George +. Busch w l. Sny-
der II g. Snyder and A. y. Holloway.
]. NJ Reynolds has returned from d
trip through the northwest
u. G. JackIng, general manager OF
the Utah Copper company. arrived
home late today from Arizona and New
Mexico. where he has been inspecting
the work being done at tho Chino and
Ray Consolidated properties.
According 20 Manager Jules Iaharthe
| OF the Mason Valley Mines companv.
| work viii begin within a few daVs on
| the bunk houses and quarters FOR
the mon 10 work on the smelter at
| WahuFla. The railroad Is now finished
/ q the point whore the boarding house
| win be put IN and by the last OF tho
week will be finished to the smelter
| site
General Manager Collin Mctntcsh %.
| the Ohio Copper is az the mine and mil
at bingham and Jake today.
According 10 a dispatch received over
| Pollock q Co. private wire this morn
| ing the output OF Nevada CONSOLIDATED
FOR August was 5S27,is pounds, "A de-
| crease OF i.06g.2fl as compared with
July. II Is understood that a still fur
Their decrease win be made this month.
Copper exports Monday amounted 20
J, so3 tons. bringing the total since Sept.
] up 10 IL go tons