Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15
CONCENTRATES.

Manager George III. Dern of the
Consolidated Mercur returned from
camp today.
d. C. Jackling Is expected TO return
from a trip to Arizona and New MexI-
CO next week.
T. L. Nelson OF Park City leaves this
evening for New York In the intorcst
OF the Utland Copper company. a now
corporation which is to develop the
copper deposits along the Green river.
George w. Lambourne. general man.
ager OF the DAILY Judge Mining COM
pany at Park City has gone east on a
business trip. II Is understood TINT 1t
has considerable TO do with the build
Ing OF the big Snake Creek tunnel.
which Will develop the western end OF
the Park City district.
Word was received yesterday from
the Virginia Gold Mining company in
the Osceola mining district In Nevada
that a ledge has been cut in the lower
tunnel that pans gold freely. DR. H.
A Whitney manager OF the property,
says he has no doubt but what the
property will soon have a good ton
mage of milling ore.
II. Storer. a loan agent, Ia said to he
leading the opposition forces that are
after Tony jacobson and his manage
ment of tho South Columbus MIN
ing company. special meeting will
be held Jan. %. to change the date Of
the annual meeting from February to
juno so that visiting stockholders may
visit the property while here to attend
the meeting.
The Ely Resurrection Mining COM
pany owning some of the most pro-
missing ground in the Robinson mining
district at Ely has just placed an order
for a Star drill. having a capacity of
$500 feet Tho drill will probably be
delivered at the property the last OF
February and work Will begin at once.
1t Is declared that as soon as the snow
is off the ground the company Will be-
gin surveying tho claims that still re-
main unpatented.
A recent arrival from Jarbridgc tho
latest Nevada gold camp. declares that
the Escolon property there has been
sold to a syndicate of Twin Falls pco-
pie in which Kimball Winters, and
others are interested. Tho price paid
Is said to have been $250,000. AT
present the people are going Into
Jarbridge at tho rate of so to so
day and already the camp boasts of
a population of 800 persons. A
corporation Is being formed by Salt
Lake and ogden people TO take over
the Bunker Hill property at Jarbridgo
This is ono of the big properties there
and 1t Is said that some OF the richest
values thus far found exist In the
Bunker Hill claims.
Tests made on Iron Canyon and
Golden Bee mines ores by the students
at tho University of Utah show that
cyaniding Is the proper method to care
for the ores. This applies to the en-
tire Bannock district, Tho ores were
submitted by Jesse Fox, manager of
the properties and the classes under DR..
Robert H Bradford made the expert
mcnts with the amalgamation process
only So per cent OF tho values are So
cured. With a 3 per cent cyanide of
potassium solution, extraction of 80 to
"a per cent was obtained. In addition
to this 70 per cent OF the silver values
were obtained by a weak solution of
cyanide combined with lead salts. The
tests developed the fact that even bet
ter results could be obtained by the
use of cyaniding plant than by send
ing the ores to the furnace