Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-05-08 | Page 14 | Sampling Second-Class at Mammoth Mine

SAMPLING SECOND-CLASS AT MAMMOTH MINE W. V. Lander and Prof. Carmlchael have been busy this week sampling the low grade ores at the Mammoth. The gentlemen have made a propostlon to the company, should their tests result satisfactorily, to erect two 50-ton tanks for the company and have the use of the machinery and the rest of the mill for custom work, says the Tintlc Miner. George A. Robertson, for a long time superintendent of the Sioux-AJax tunnel, tun-nel, will go t6 British Columbia! in about six weeks, to look after the development de-velopment of a big mining proposition for the same company. His family will accompany him. Work at the tunnel will continue by contract, under tho direction of an expert who will visit it from time to time. Superintendent Turner of the Yankee, who 13 looking after affairs at the Star Con., assisted by Superintendent Chid Packard, is thoroughly sampling tho Star mine this week, and when the returns re-turns from the samples are In tho directors di-rectors will be able to figure on a concentrator. con-centrator. The books have not been audited yet, and until the directors learn something of the company's finances, no deflnate plans can be made. With Mr. Turner In charge'' of the work underground the shareholders can rest assured, however, that their Interests will be conserved.