Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-16
Boston isli5 Negotiating loi B.lt
Vars Wool Clip.
CHAMBER MEETING DIFFERED.
Free R'd' to tie Fa.r.-lliarpr Gold.
-Blg Land Salc.-Nhcrl
lancuus Matter.

] ''""N ~ ~ ivy - hNAAH W. iHANA lNl
| coed average wool nt tio um ui do.
I livery in jay mex. Their contracts
arc 90 the effect that tho woaiarJw,r
who nvgUiintc with them will ltliv,r
10. outifc cup.
How many " the wtolmCn have ar.
ctptyd the proposition is not mhuu Uuu.
lic. There nro several, however. who
have dUciilod the oder. Fourteen cents
IL Az average price some tviHu-, tut
gfpWtr- nave au iaen that uu 20. q 90
early ulH something sub1nuI4I lr.
| hiuu 10. ~ hey claim that tue maut
iacturtfs have littlc or no wool over
ihr actual amount 10 cary them
! through on part timo tlll nest opening,
! Owing u the Depressed condition VI
hu'inr-s this year large proportion OF
Nh'cp 10 the country ne been con.
vrrtuj into mutton, aud the r.ault is
az next years clip Ia tHr entire
country Will 10 only from ODD 10 20
pcr CUpt " what o. Was this
yotr. Under such Ciicumutuuces
wool Will bu comparatively np. rec,
| ard growers who have c1uaid.
cred aud ueclined the BHstou otirf
cxpfes' the belief that 1894 viii see
average Utah wool ranging from 1910
- cents yer pound.
Tho Eastern men referred 10 are aiso
! laying IA stock u this yuhris wool
] Whefe they eau yet H. Tnty have puf.
chased several clips that were hold
over paying therefor ten cents rrr
pound. ono gentleman ~ whom they
mule such purchase was Matthias
Nelson, "a leading citizsn OF Tooels
Hnd % prominent wool grower iu that
section.
MEETING POSTPONED.
The Chamb-r Ut Commerce dIrsc.
tors Jid not gst together ~ I O'Clock
yesterday, Wednesday, afternoon IN
such numbris ~ 10 hOil q meeting, not.
wi'hslandihg the Importance Oi the
-ui Jet they were to consider. Mfr.
Hubbard therefore concluded that
close attention TO private Uusinr,s kent
them away, ~ he decided on holding
meeting outside Of regular hu.Insgs
hOurs. Monday next, at 1890 nm.
WIS She time sut, nud II IL hutirluat,d
that thrtu viii tnon be a good attend.
nucr 10 consider tue Mldwinter Fair
Proposition.
mo LAND SALE.
A salo has Ucun male Of the entire
Interest Of G. II. Huffman In the
company OF California. 1he sale In.
wolves the tfausier Of "A half Interest IN
10000 acres Of land la MERGED county.
tur CrOcker. canal and Com.
meicial anu Savings bank, anu the
complete transfer Of 800 acres OF land
belonging individually to Mr.. Hun.
man. The price paid IL in the neigh.
bgrh0od of S.,Jll,uOO. over $4,000, 900
has been eSpenIrl on the property
within the last few years. The land
Will bB put on the marGut NJ once.
Lies LAW And LICENSE.
The Mcfchant@ Protective associa.
lion Will h0lt Especial meeting at the |
Chamber OF Com mrTce III O'Clock .. |
IN. FRIDAY, Nov. IL, Tor the purpose OF /
considering new attachment aud lien |
Jaw 10 lee pfeteuted 20 tho next lvgisla. !
turei also for tue purpose Of consider. /
lug the merchant license question.
NOTES.
A Yuma, ArizIns, dispatch Gays: J.
Houston Of Georgia, ]. q. German Of
Pennsylva IA ana S. Il. Brady OF
Auzjra, commissioners under the
direction OF tbs Interior department TO
cut anu divide up the Yuma Indian
reservation, have arrived and are at
work. Great Interest II felt In the out.
como OF THIS pan, M II is believed that
private Interests are at the bottom OF
10 moro thau the welfare Of the Iudlaua.
Beaver DtOWaW Mr.. Johu Dohbs
came In irUln the Bald Hills tne other
day, AMI War exhibiting some goll
bearing quartz that he said would run
from $500 To- silO per ton. He reports
Ia f..f la.
ioet; 10 Is not found In great bodice, but
there n quite enough 10 make n pay.
Ing investment, fJr the ore taken from
these creyicrs and pockets will easily
pay, ami Is good poor mans mine.
The rock hu showed would run 81 a
pound. There Rru about forty acres
OF gold hearing quRTtE-ti0at, In this
District that viii pan out gold, ana
VIII give Our, two or three o0lJTs u the
pan, Mt. DDbhs says II appears 10 him
10 be- another Black Hills COUNTRY.
where the gold lies IN narrow veins,
but very rich. La fact all the formA.
lion shows Thu 10 be- tha case. The
large rocks have very little or perhaps
no mineral In them; IL IL all found Ia
small ChiuuEs anu pIckets, but those
yield rich supply Hud can no worried
10 very gUud advantage, IhUrB are a
number u chains s,aEoI oil Ia this
section and some nte being worked
with excellent prospects Ahtad.
RichiielI ddUOoGtC; II Is reported I
That II. 4, Barr VINO N stationed ~
5alina nsa general transporting agent,
has been hiking several persons late. I
~. Among theta are Joseph Colby,
II SaiuR, aud AIyln Hunt, OF Aiou. .
zoe, The story ruua that he Induced 3
.hese men ~ shipu humber Of sheen Q
win some he WAS shipping from MI, \
Pleasant. Tho fac. trtlAplroJ that he &
lad M shoop there 10 ship. His pur-
IOse, thsy now allegt, was to get ride q
% the Far ut tn,ig expense. lie had I
he sheen ohippei IA his name, aud he !
vent to ChioAgU ahead OF the train anu q
ocuroi tho money. Mr.. Colby anu :
,lT. Hunt have entered suit to recover I
he cash, ana succeeded Ia securing d
he sum Of S7UO, whioh H. o traction Of /
he whole amount, q