Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-19
CONCENTRATES.

George Wingdeld Of Goldheld Is cx-
pocted in the city shortly.
NJ. J. McGnl manager Of the New
York Bonanza mine, is down from the
mine.
General Manager s S. Pond has re-
turned from a trip 20 the Cedar-Talis-
man mine in Beaver county.
The Kingsley Development COM
usny. which S. a Salt Lake company
viii begin shipments Of copper ore
shortly.
The Scranton mine in North Tintic
Is driving a tunnel TO lesson the pres
ent cost OF extraction. The company
continues to ship from 500 20 zoo tons
Of ore n month.
It is understood that those who have
continued work I'm Bull Valley have
struck the high grade ore that WAS
lost shortly after creating consider
able excitement a year ago.
Jerome r. ireland writes from the
Gold Butte mines that he Is surprised
at the showing made there and feels
confident that with more development
work some good things viii be opened
up.
w. d. Meyer Is today addressing the
miners at Mammoth. In his address TO
the union he spoke Of the peaceful con-
ditions OF the mining unions of this
state and related conditions as he found
them in the Black HIS.
some high class orc is being taken
from an rs inch vein at the Shamrock
property operating in Bullion Canyon
near Richdcld. This Is one OF Frank
Dalt0n's properties and two carloads
90 10 raasfH Hfafr
Of 5000 a ton. Along the high grade
vein is a large amount OF milling ore.
The shaft at the Ninety-nlne Cop
per property at Good Springs In sink
ing TO the 200 foot level has struck
the black lime which IL the casing 60
the ore This indicates that the ore
body has widened out enormously.
Manager j. b. Jensen writes that 33
foot Wine on the ore I'm the level
above shows a % foot ore body car
ryinR an AVERAGE OF is per cent copper.
BY the shipping ~ high grade ore
from the Clcrmont shaft Of the Gold
field Consolidated. there will be but
little loss in time 20 the company
Between 20 and so stamps at the mill
will be I'm operation this week and
within a short time. perhaps 80 DAYS.
the mill viii be running at fun ca
believed will have no effect on the
usual dividend.
George w. Nesbitt Of De Lamar IS
I'm the city He declares that although
many outsiders have decided that the
old camp has been worked out no one
al the camp thinks 50 and ore worth
as high as $4,000 TO the ton has
been found by the leasers. Leaser'
are all busy and making considerable
money. Mr. Nesbitt expects 90 see a
hig consolidation OF the properties at
DE Lamar made before long.
The Utah Copper now has in its en-
nloV frmo 400 10 $500 men, "A paA
roll Of S25O.Oo0. or 100000 a year
The mine IS now pouring out metal al
the rate Of 100. OOO. 900 pounds a year
az a cost Of s.3 cents a pourd The
production within the next year vii
reach 150,000,000 pounds q year at q
much less cost o. production The
company Is now paying close q
S5,000.0oO a year I'm dividends
After a two DAYS session the sal
! Lake stockholders Of the Woodmar
| Mining COmpany al Clifton have sue
| Ceeded in wrestling control from the
| eastern faction and progressive wort
| win begin at once at the property The
| stockholders are the late heirs Of Col
| j. =, NouomaU ana trouble mas n'ei
| on for some time Secretary W. y
| Woodman declares that machinery fo1
| 5O-ton Chnlian mill and tables VIII
| Doe purchased at once. His brother
| George Woodman VIII look after that
| part OF the work while he goes to the
| mine and LAYS on the mill site. The
| reorganization Of tho company wa
! completed by tho election OF HARRY
| Woodman. president, George Wood
| man. vice president. w u. Woodman
| secretary. =. H. Woodmau, treasurer
! and W. n Hoffman as director
The following quotations on Tint,
/ stock ON the New York market wcr,
! received by James a Pollock a Co
| this morning Sioux Consolidated, Q.
| az s.. Colorado. rs AZ Sc, Carisa, 80 nj
| 90. Iron Blossom, l02ih at 10
According 10 report from the east
| this morning London dispatch say
| that the Visable supply Of copper in the
| European countries is 1000 tons a de
| crease at i,2l2 tons SINCE the drst of
: the month.
John Bestelmeyer and his SON john
| NJ Bestelmeyer are up from Provo to-
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