Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-14
CONCENTRATES.

An eastern report says that the total
gold now engaged for Importation is
$4,000
Copper exports for Wednesday were
105 tons, which brings the total from
July up TO s,372 tons
Residents of Tintic who have been
closely watching the dump OF the Opex
declare that the ore has been improving
every day
:. H. Brady OF Tonopah, has been
placed in charge as general manager
OF the Pittsburg- Liberty Mining COM
pany at Masonic, Col.
The Kinsley Development company
has just marketed carload Of ore
which besides carrying a good excess
OF iron ran 1913 ounces in silver &c.,
per cent lead and so In gold
Arthur Thomas OF the firm Of Dorm
& Thomas. accompanied by william
NJ Odel and Robert L. Edwards has
returned from Il trip through the Sal
mon valley country in idaho.
The South Utah Mines and smelters
at Newhouse will not begin shipping
on it's contract with the International
Smelling and Refining company until
late in the fall 1t is believed. In the
mean time the company is continuing
the development Of its ore bodies
The output Of the Tecopa Consolidat-
ed Mining company at Tecopa, New.
for the month OF June amounted to il6
50-ton carloads OF ore, The company
sent 20 carloads Of ore to the Ameri-
can Smelling q Refining company At
Murro and 4s cars we're shipped 10 tho
United States plant at Needles, Cal
According To a message received over
Pollock q Co.'S private wire the Bos-
IN. IFNa "a 20
that the output Of Lake Superior mines
for the month OF June was 1sS76,72A
pounds Of fine copper as compared with
MAY, 1907, 536 pounds, shows a de-
crease OF 200, sos pounds, a decrease OF
l per cent.
The kinks are being taken out Of the
Utah Consolidated tram these days ana
before very long this piece OF transport
tation machinery viii be working Ike
clock work Some ore has been sent
over the mountain to the smelter but
regular shipments will not commence
until the smelter Is in operation in
September.
The sdmous old Rocco Homesteko
Nevada Mining company mine at Ham
uton. Nevada. has been sold By the
sheriff Of white Pine county, The prop
erty was controlled by Oscar J. and
Bert L, Smith Of tho ill-fatcd Eureka
I'm for 81 ,633 80 by Gust Simon, former
superintendent OF the property, who
secured judgment against the property.
The Goldfield Consolidated did not
run better than Is per cent OF capac-
ity for June and shipped no high
grade. yet 1t produced 2O.09l tons OF
ore for the month valued ~ $500 49,.
the values realized being Ss6S.2oI; the
percentaCe Of extraction was 95.41, anu
The total profits for the month amount
ed to SECS 464. General Manager j. X.
Finlay reports that $4,000 was spent
during the month on fire loss.
william Lloyd. John r. Cook and
Ernest A. Hodges OF Phoebe have taken
IN an option on the Easter group OF
claims, about 10 miles southwest ~
Caliente. a crosscut run on the prop
erty has opened up vein Of ore 30 feet
wide which in ono place shows up
SaO-ore for 10 feet T.. l. Codbe and
others who have visited the property
declare il has all the ear marks OF be-
ing big low grade producer.
The Guggenheims. II Ii said. are bid
ding strong for the ores from Ward,
New. and especially the property OF
the Nevada United Mines company.
6 r. Berry consulting engineer for the
Guggenheim Exploration company is
making a close examination OF the
mines and IL is probable that new
lead stack will be put up at McGill
and bids made IN opposition 10 the
United states smelter for lead ores.
Ernest l.. Godbe. managing director
Of the Consolidated Phoebe Mines conf
pany, is again back at h,s desk after
being laid up with appendicitis. After
his operation Mr. Ciodbc went To Los
Angeles for his health. As soon as
the railroad into Phoebe, was finished
Mr.. Godhe was on his way to Pioche
to start work at the companys No. l
shaft, He returned from the camp this
morning. after having started up work.
He declares Phoebe Is slowly moving
ahead but as everything In tho mining
line IS slow the movement Is not as