Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-31

ter. The subject which elaine the |
greater part OF the gentiemenia atten. |
ton 10 that Of the free which have |
destroyed 20 much timber during the |
past soason In the eastern mountains. |
AZ was TO Oe expected they have not /
succeeded In usceriaiuing the names OF |
tho parties who are responsible fir such |
devastation. They say however, that |
hereafter there will lie no more such |
liberal permits granted NJ have been |
heretofore, and tho authorities are
going TO Keep q close watch that no |
idore than the amount OF timber which |
the law allows shall be cut which N |
abost fifty per cont.
One OF the greatest mining com.
pnuies ever contemplated 10 THE ase.
: ton WAS inaupuratod iu this city last
night, says the Laramie boomerang Of
OF October 2s. as decided uu last
night II ~ hoped TO Incorporate q com.
pany with a capital Of 100000 in
shares OF 81 each unpaid but nsspssablo
to the extent Of 10 per cent per month,
which ~ the limit fixed by ntatuie.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars NJ this
amount IL TO be issued 10 the owners Of
the Hastings lead. Should 1t hc ducit.
cd to work this lead, which IL the prop-
erty OF J. Byron, Geo. Kifst, Geo. Har-
mon and IA. l.. Dahl, this amount Of
stock issutd ia payment VI the proper.
~ will be made non.arsessRbie In the
articea Of Incorporation until such
time nh the mine becomes producer,
when ii will he RssessablU the same NJ
III @ other f7b, 900. a committee, con-
sistiDg Of G.. W. Brsmcl, Geo. w. Fox
aud G.. A. Krlst was appointed to
draw up articles Of incorporation ia
accoydnnc with the above ideas. A
committee was also sell cted, c1neistiru
Of jay Byron, IA. T.. Dahl aud q. w.
Bramel, TO circulate the articles of in.
corporation and Subscriptions for stock,
u being Understood that nothing would
he done until the 5000 shares were
subscribed. A dozen miuerH oi tins
La Plata camp viii take large block
OF 1000 and pay their monthly a..
fessment with labor according 10 their
original proposition.
Metal from the ore can he extracted
by the Selwyn process, 1t Is said, for
LEES than two dollars ton, which, ~
true, will prove OF lnestimablc benefit
~ tbs owners OF mines producing low
grade ores. The process, TO simplify II
down 80 that unscientiiic minds can
comprehend II, Is as follows: The ore
II put Into large tank amt heated by
the exhaust steam from crashing ma.
chiuery and constructed on the prin.
ciple Of washing machine. The
solvent IN n strong solution ~ salt
water, to which doehlotlde OF sulphur
II added. Thle mixture produces sui.
| phurlc acid, sulphurous acid gas aud
Tree chlorine, and It IL ciaimod thereby
puts all metnla and metAloiis into 10.
/ luton. The liquids holding the metals
/ ia solution Is drawn of into another
/ tank, where the gold IN pTecipitated 10y
I injecting Into II by the sulphutous acid
gas collected by the bcll.shaped top OF
/ the first tank and conducted TO the
second tank by tubes. The liquid l.
| then drawn OIL into lower tank,
where the silver II prccipilaled; then
| drawn into third tank whore the
copper Is prccipitated upon iron covered
/ with coarse cotton cloth. Tho copper
pro ipitates M pure metallic copper ON
| the outside OF the cloth The solution
/ II then drawn into fourth tank where
/ 10 l. allowed 10 cool and the lead pre-.
] cipitatos on cooling or chloride VI leaf.
I From the gold tank and the tank where
| the silver n yrecipiiated arc tubes
/ leading 10 the assayer'a room under.
/ meath, 10 that the pure gold and silver
| can be drawn uut Of tins tAuks by the
Rssayer and melted into bars without
being handled by uuskillod wOrkmou.
-Sditla iross.
The usual quiot aud tenor Of Fair.
view WAS very much disturbed this
week, remarks the Mount Pleasant
| PYRAMID, when Iauharies LAwhurn
/ swofc out complaint against Or.
! Elliott, in which ntto mpted seduction
/ WIS charged. AZ noat az can be aacuf.
| tanned, II appears that on the night Of
| October l9lh Or. Elliott was called 10
| Attend Mis-. Nancy Painter, a sister Of
! Mr.. LnwhOrn. Mrs. Painter, being
/ widow, was stopping at her brothers.
| house. The doctor after ministering
10 the lady told Mr. Lawhoru and HE
! wife they might retiG and he would
watch the patient. The husband aud
! wife thinking the invalid In better
/ hauds ihsn theirs, went 10 bed, which
! was IN the tame room. They had
/ fallen asleep, when Mr. LawhOrn WAS
awakened by u peculiar noise, and
looking around saw ths doctor puttiuv
water on the IRE % quench the light
/ The physician then turned the
| the patients he'd. Mr.. LBwhorn
Y
aud then he called out, "Say Isn't 1t
about lime you were going home TO
your wiie9" the doctor az huTriedly as
posaiblo went away. On going 10 his
sistef's bedside NJ. Lswhotn found her
In n stspor, aud became alarmed az
her condition. Auother physician was
sent Tor, and on hls arrival, found tho
woman under the influence Of heavy
dose OF morphine, from the effects OF
which 1t took many hours OF work 10
place her in safe condition. Tho next
morning, Mr., Lawhorn had . warrant
sworn out for Elllotps arrest, but M
the latter had taken Il short tFip some.
where, the constable GOULD not find
hun. Elliott thinking the matter had
quoted over, returned a few days later
aud was immediRtediylarre p lie
was taken before Justice Nelson Mon.
day and held IN $1,000 bail 10 await
examination. Mrs. Painter II lady
who has always borne good leputa-
tiOn. She has lost her husband about
year aRd n half ago, and has two
ANAL ohildren.-hoWt Peasant igrd.
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