Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-01
CONCENTRATES.

II. U. Hart of Boston, Mass, has re-
turned home.
Fred Dern of Dern g. Thomas is i'll
at his home from la grippe.
The Castle Peak gilsonite mine in the
3uintah reservation is scheduled to re-
open soon.
II. somers. president OF the Seven
Troughs Monarch Mines company, has
gone to Butte.
r. G. Jnnney, mill superintendent of
the Utah Copper, has gone to the coast
on q vacation.
al Frank has succeeded Colin McIn-
tosh as general manager OF the Ohio
Copper company.
The change in the time of the morning
call to 10 O'Clock. took place on the
local stock exchange this morning.
G. p. Crawford. president and man
ager of the Crawford Leasing company
at National, left for camp yesterday.
Bingham has the reputation Of having
the fewest strikes and less litigation
than any other camp in the world.
Among those who went to Phoebe
last night were Ernest r. Woolley.
Anthony H. Godbe, II. c. Parker, and
Ernest l.. Godbe.
The Yankee Consolidated has at last
received the new parts to its machinery
at Tintic and Is now able to return the
parts borrowed from the Beck Tunnel
company.
Meetings OF the stockholders of the
Thompson Mining Go. and the West
Quincy Mining company will be held
Nov. 30. at which tho consolidation
will be ratified.
Martin Beck. who has been leuser
on the Columbus Consolidated since the
first of the year, says he has taken out
200 tons OF $50 to s35 orc from the 400
level of the property.
According TO John w, Geiger, he and
two other men panncd $40 worth of gold
in two and halt days at the Comet
Placer property in Humboldt county,
New. During the time the men sluiced
10 yards of dirt.
w. w. Armstrong has returned from
the east where no mas been on business
for several weeks. The cities he de-
clares arc the calamity howlers. and the
Wall street people, on account of being
shy on business, are quite pcevish
According to a special dispatch re-
ceived over Pollock q Cos, private
wire this morning, James 2. Phillips,
Jr,, president of the Nevada CONSOLE
dated has resigned as president and
also MS director of the company.
w. c. Madge, for several years the
engineer for the Yampa smelter and
mining company, has resigned. He VII
establish an office In the Dolly build
Ing where he will care for his own
business, carrying on the work of con-
sulting and general engineering.
The annual meeting of the Copper Hill
Mining company will be held on NOV.
| 10 at American Fork, at which time 1t
viii be voted to increase the capital
| stock to 100000 shares of par value
of 81 each. The principal office Will be
changed to Salt Lake.
From New York comes the report that
the biz copper combine Is again In prog
ress and that as soon as the supreme
court OF the United States shows Uncle
SANS standing in the matter the
merger will become full fledged That
is, II Uncle Samuel is not "asin'' It.
General and Mrs. Wendell Phillips
Bowman of Philadelphia are registered
ut the Knutsford hotel General Bow
man Is in the west to inspect the Uni
ted States Sugar company's factory at
Garden city, Kan. in which D. G. Jack
ling and u number of others are inter-
estcd. The general Is also interested In
the Utah Copper property.
According to n letter sent east by
President Walter Fitch OF tho Chicf
Consolidated company, returns nave
been received on seven carloads OF ore,
amounting to 1913 tons. for which the
company received sl1,029. an average
Of s22.37 per ton He says that IN tho
&. 1. IL, tnF hn -
many is working in ore running several
hundred ounces IN silver to the ton.
Manager Fitch declares that 1t VIII
probably be December before tho conf
pany can be in position to operate
the hoist ct the capacity 1t should and
it will probably he February, before All
the machinery and new hoist VIII pc
completed.