Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-23

In the city tonight from his home at
Louisville, KY
Tho Dutchmsn lease In American
Fork canyon liz now employing 10
miners ond largo tonnage of ore Ia
being blocked out. Three OUTFITS arc
now hauling the ore from the mino to
the station.
Tho Mr compressor at tho HoncrInc
property at Stockton now tho Bullion
Mines Coalition, In being put into
shape preparatory to the aotlve cam
paign of development that Is to bo
started there.
LouiS Gates. former mine supern-
tendent OF tho Boston Consolidated.
but who has accepted u position with
the Utah Copper. moved his Office from
tho old quarters OF tho Boston Con. In
the Nowhousc building. to the Utah
Copper offices In tho Mccormick block
today.
The Pacific Mining company in Amor
lean Fork canyon has already begun
preparations for an active campaign of
development this year. Two men, un-
der tho direction OF John Sommerville,
arc now employed cleaning up, tim
bering and putting things In shape for
considerable activity.
James Dugan, foreman OF the Iron
Blossom mine, has secured q lease on
block OF Black Jack ground and ex-
poets to be in the shipping class with
In few weeks. Work was started
Monday In the old slopes on the 140-
foot level where there Is still consid-
cradle lead-silvcr ore exposed.
The Yerington Mines and Explora-
tion company. as we'll as the Eff1e
May mine In the game vicinity and
rui In r7otI ~ -f
of Yerlngton. ara being operated for
gold. Manager Walter Taubert of the
Yerington company asserts that he
is getting some fair values from the
Tiger vein at a depth of 300 feet.
According to Manager Jackson Nc
Chrystal OF the Gemini, Godiva and
Ridge & Valley properties, underground
work is going ahead at the Gemini
and Ridge & Valley in very satia-
factory manner and about four cars
of ore are being taken out each week
The management will probably add
another Zoo gallon unit to the pumping
plant
S. M Haughey, tho "old man of the
mountains" of the Marysvale country,
died last week OF heart disease He
was one OF tho most eccentric men in
Mnrysvale and had spent tho past 80
years roaming the mountains. He had
cabin In Bullion canyon and spent
most of his time there Mr.. Haughey
was secretary of the Standard Mining
and Milling company. For some time
the man has been Ill. He was about
SO years old at the time of his death.
Among his papers was found a recent
offer OF $4,000 for some OF his mining
property in the district His wife and
family are in the east and have never
been In the west.
1t is asserted that II any effort is
made by the DAILY West company to
enter into a contract with the DAILY
Judge people for the extension of the
drain tunnel. several of the stockhold-
ers Will file an injunction This is
on account OF the i'll feeling that exists
between the two companies. The stock
holders who attended the annual meet
Ing Of the DAILY West at Denver re-
turned this morning. They declared
that II. Otto Hanke, who has for sew
eral years endeavored to secure con-
troll OF the DAILY West, was severely
criticized at the meeting. Hanke, IL
Is asserted, did not even send his prox-
les after sending out a circular critlciz-
Ing the methods of the DAILY West