Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-25
CONCENTRATES.

r.. A Hodges Of Phoebe Is In the city
Murray O. Godbe returned yesterday
from 70 short trip 10 ModcuH
The Columbus Consolidated has In
creased its mill force from one shift a
day to two shifts
The Moscow Mining company Is max
ing arrangements 10 ship a car Of ore
every other day from Milford 10 the
smelter.
Louis II. Reason. editor OF the Phoebe
Record. accompanied by Mrs Beason,
are IN from Phoebe FOR few days
vacation.
The miners at Bingham declare that
the Bingham New Haven mill has been
shut down FOR changes to be made. The
iigs win be taken out, II is said, and
tables and vanners used, with finer
grinding Of the heads.
The wireless station at Jarbidge has
been completed and is now working.
Within a few days the plant will be
operating between Jarbidge and Twin
Falls.
The ore shipments in pounds from
Park city for the past week were. Da-
iy-West. / 569. 600 Silver King Coali-
ton. i.5OS. $50. Daly-Judge, l.l94,O00;
Daly-Judge, zinc. s25,3sO. Total, $685.
10.
The annual report of the Tonopah
Mining company says that the mine
contains 1913. 900 tons Of ore worth S3i
"a ton. or a total OF 81 200 600 Deducting
the present cost Of milling and mining
the company Is left profit Of s3.O0o,Ooo.
special meeting Of the stoclkhold-
ers Of the Nevada Hills Mining CONF
pany win be held on May 25 TO ratify
The action OF the board OF directors
in increasing the capitalization OF the
company and consolidating with the
Fairview Eagle.
According TO Mil Superintendent w.
A. Kidney the Ohio Copper mill Is now
doing better than u ever has in It's
history Recently 1895 tons OF ore
were treated in one day. Better than
40 tons 81 high grade concentrates are
being shipped 20. the shelter each day.
Word from Ely declares that the Ne
vada United Mines company at Ward
believes that II has struck the famous
old lcad-sllver ore body which yielded
SIS. 900 900 In the early sos The ore
was found in the tunnel and is said 70
run as high as 1000 ounces In silver
Some splendid specimens Of gold ore
have been brought 20 the local Offices
company from Its property I'm the Gold
Mountain mining district Twenty men
are now employed at the property and
| u will not be long before the big mill
there viii be in operation.
Denver capitalists have formed a
| company with $4,000 I'm the treasury
10 finance work In the oil fields in
WAYNE county San Francisco inter-
| ests who are interested with a num-
her Of Salt I.akers IN the field. viii also
start up work in that field. Judge
j. T. chichester represents the Denver
| people.
The Paraffine OIL company of Utah
| Is constructing mill and refinery for
IT'S products az Mil Fork station. on
/ the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, 81
miles from Salt Lake The company
extracts from It's claims rock from
which asphaltum and a mineral rubber
are taken. DR. Clarence Barrett, sec
rotary and manager OF tho company,
/ saws that the mill treats 10 tons OF
| rock a day.
Construction work on the fifth re-
/ verberatorv furnace OF the Steptoe
| Valley Smelling & Mining company az
| McGi1 will soon be started again, II
| As believed As soon as the additional
| unit is added az tho concentration the
] capacity OF the four furnaces VIII ne
crowded. At present each furnace has
| capacity of $50 tons OF calcines each
| dav It viii also be necessary to add
! several more McDougals. The con
! contractor now handles 5000 tons Of rock
day and IN a pinch can handle 10000
! tons
In order 20 care for the great tom
! mage ~ ore taken out In development
| work alone, the Mendha Nevada COM
I pany I'm the Highland district at Phoebe
! has secured permission from the salt
| Lake Route 10 load up number ot
| cars al the station az that place, AL
ready four cars arc on the track ready
FOR shipment the bins at the mine and
| two Wines are chokcd with ore ready
to be shipped. The great ore body at
the property has been found to be even
/ bigger than IL was In the early days OF
| Inc country The company promises
40 be one Of the first dividend payers Of
the district after the railroad reaches
the camp about May IS.