Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-26
CONCENTRATES.

At meeting of the Tintic claim own
ers. Frank Thornberg was elected re-
corder of the district.
Heavy SHOWS are said to have
stopped much OF the active work in
American Fork canyon
The Yuma Mining company at
meeting recently held decided to start
up operations In the near future.
The drift in the Beck Tunnel property
has been extended 300 feet toward the
ore struck in the Uncle Sam ground. It
will still be some time before it reaches
the ore.
jacobson. the Columbus Consolidated
Mining company's pumps are just
about holding even with the water at
the Nine
II. 7. Hatfield of the Opohongo de-
clarcs that shipments that are now be-
Ing taken out at the property como
from development work alone. Thus
far no STOPPING has been done.
The shaft at the Dragon Iron mine is
down depth of 900 feet. When the
1000 foot level Is reached drifting Will
be started on that level and also on the
500 foot level
Prof. j. II. Webber is in the city as
n guest at the Cullen. He Is now Of
Virginia City Montana where with
associates he Is operating a gold prop
erty. Prof Weber was ut one time
operating at Tintic.
According to j. NJ. Howell, manager
OF the Howell Mining company, and
Joy e. Johnson, work will be started
in the spring on n long tunnel on
the company's ground IN the South
Fork of the Big Cottonwood
+. f. Browne, Il mining engineer
from Goldlield, while in Salt Lake de-
cared that Goldfcld Is becoming more
substantial. The business men are
moving into better quarters and there
Is moro soidty about the camp than
ever before 4 good sewerage and
water system have been established.
The new three compartment shaft Of
the Nevada Hills, which will be used
as the main working shaft for the Ne
vada Hills and the Eagle properties, has
a collar of 10 feet of cement. On ac-
count of flow of water work on the
lowest levels in the property is not be-
ing pushed.
H. c. Burton has returned from the
INLAY property In Nevada. Develop
ment work Is going ahead. He says
that this will continue until sufficient
ore Is blocked out to keep the mill
running continuously for some time.
A. j. Cormack, superintendent of the
Nevada Humboldt Mining company, Is
in Salt Lake to spend the holidays.
Articles Of incorporation for the
Thompson-West Quincy Consolidated
Mining company have been filed, with
Frank j. fIagenbarth as president;
George NJ. Morgan, vice president; w.
S. Mccormick, treasurer; Arthur T..
Thomas, secretary: W. II. Hutchinson,
Earle Rodgers and X, L. Miller. addi-
tional directors. The company is capt.
tall.cd for sl.25O,00O. shares 81 each. The
West Quincy receives 29S, COO shares and
the Thompson. 333,33S shares in the new
company a block of 100000 shares Is
given the DAILY. Daly-Wcst and Ontario
for easements and drain privileges.
Within 60 days 1t is expected that the
drain levels will be into the company's
ground. so that work can commence on
the consolidated property, which con
sists Of 40 ;lcrcs.
Considerable activity has been start
ed on the 'rntic Empire property in
| eastern rintic, Tho shaft Is down 100
feet and before long cross-cuttng will
be started toScut the Bullock and AS
nlnwall veins