Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-26
CONCENTRATES.

George st. clair. superintendent of
the Lion Hill Consolidated. Is In the
city.
A message from the east today says
that suit has been filed In one OF the
states TO prevent the Nevada Console
dated taking over the Cumberland Ely
property.
The usual quarterly dividend OF 10
cents share has been posted by the
Utah Copper company. II Is payable
on Sept 30 to stockholders OF record
Sept. 10
Copper expectations for the week
ending Aug. rs. we're SOB tons, raising
the total for the month to 24,345 tons,
which Is n great increase over the ship
ments OF last year amounting TO 1883
tons
A number of applications have been
made for leases on the Ely Resurrec-
ton ground and IL is probable That
within a few weeks number OF leasefs
will be at work.
The ore has been cut for As feet and
regular shipments are being made from
the Cardiff property according TO
Joseph Pugsley, who came down from
the camp yesterday
A report from the Jennie mine OF the
Gold Springs Mining and Power com
pany says that ore has been encoun-
tered on the 300 foot level, and that the
vein IL 10 feet wide instead OF four as
was encountered on the goo level.
The GoldAeId Consolidated has post
ed its quarterly dividend OF 30 cents
ner share. and an extra dividend OF 20
cents share, making so cents, payable
oct 81 The books close Aug. 30. The
dividend means the distribution OF
sl.797,574.
A cave 300 feet long with a height
and width Of from % to 30 feet has been
encountered In the shaft of the Yam
kee Consolidated at depth of 800
feet. This Is the largest cave found
on the east side OF Tintic. There Is no
ore found In it and sinking will con-
tinue
BY stipulation the damage suit fled
by the Beck Tunnel Consolidated COM
pany against the Uncle Sam Consolidat-
ed Mining company at Provo has been
continued Ia oct. /. President John
Dern of the Uncle Sam is In Europe
and II is desired that he return before
any action is taken.
a. T. Harrison. president of the IA
nous Horn Silver mine In Beaver
county died wednesday at his home in
New York city. according to word re-
ceived by General Manager Morris. For
the past three years Mr.. Harrison has
been the president, but for 20 years
prior TO that he was secretary of the
company.
j. f Pelton. president and general
manager OF the National Mining COM
pany of National. New, s o. Scotch,
treasurer. j. d. Snydacker and G. w.
Buckley. all heavy stockholders in the
company, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Pelton was here to purchase some
machinery FOR the company while tho
others were on their way east. Mr.
Pelton says the new mill started last
week and Is running smoothly.
Thirteen wells I'm the san Juan fields
are now yielding oil and about 20 wells
have been driven As soon as oil Is
reached the work Is stopped says
Joseph L. Hunt, son Of Capt Hunt. OF
the Mormon battalion. Mr.. Hunt came
in from BLUM city by way Of Dolores.
He has been in Utah since lS47 and his
life has been spent on the frontier. Lots
of machinery Is going in TO the oil
fields many Colorado and California
people are operating there and survey
ors have been In there recently 10 plan
n road into the district from Durango
on the Rio Grande.
While In the city yesterday Manager