Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-14
REALTY And MINING.
The Real Estate Exchange Endorses
the Tabernacle ClOIF Enterprise.
A NATURAL GAS PROPOSITION.
Ons from Brigham. Notes OF Mining
and Real Estate
Matters

this afternoon. IN Lnt hhlly utthhk
n number Of wants and offers was
listed, but no transactions were re-
corded. Harvey Hardy wanted or
10 acres over Jordan, close In; and Il.
A. Dunshee wanted = 40 rods bo.
tween Third aud sixth East streots.
At the weekly business meeting n
report was received from the standing
special committee on advertising, VINO
sublitte1 report 10 the effect that
they have under consideration a
proposition from Robert Stride, soli-
cltor for official time tables Of the ID. y
Il. q. railway. There were several
suggestions, including one TO give the
Exchange proporliouate amount Of
advertising in salt Lake, II
tho exchange would aid In seour-
ing advertisers. This was accepted,
aud on motion Of Il. f. COlborn Tia,
following committee was appointed to
take the necessary stops for carrying
out the scheme. w. &. II. Allen, II.
Hardy, n. Buford, l.. NJ. Earl, J. H..
Pefkes, G.. w. Veatch, w. A. Hughes,
y. h. Spencer and j.. r. Lynch.
The special committee TO arrange for
nu excursion 90 Saltsir by the Ex-
change reported that arrangements had
utcn made for Tuesday, June "a. The
committee have Ia course VI prepare.
unn an elaborate program.
The communication from II. q.
whitney asking the exchange to aid
Ia the enterprise OF having the Taber-
nacl choir go to the Worlds Fare, was
uinaldered.
On motion VI j. 4. Lynch the FOL.
lowing was ordered spread upon the
m uutea Of the exchange, ard the Sec
to,ary instructed 10 furnish n copy Of
tue same to the committee In charge Of
the Taternaole choir excursion to
Chicago:
"rhe Real Estate Exchange Is
heartily Ia accord with the proposition
u' the Tabernacle choir 10 visit Chi.
uagu,and participate Ia the great must.
cai contest at the Columbian Exposi.
ti. In September next, n well as with
!, plan 10 give concerts en- route. The
Beuding OF this great company OF
singers 10 the East cannot fail TO At
tract widespread attention 10 this city.
Under the management OF liz able
leader, the Tabernacle choir Ia famed
for III excellence. IL has been n strong
factor In making Salt Lakes reputa-
ton rs the greatest musical center In
the West, and II entitled 10 generous
public support. Every citizen should
take prize In assisting II 10 demon.
sItate Its superiority in contest with
the singers Of the world. Aside from
the sAtlsfaction IL will be TO know that
uHs .At 10.
wherever It's music IL heard, II will DO
an advantage TO this city AS au adveI-
tisement. The Real Estate Exchange
will lend itA hearty aid 10 the proposed
excursion, and comments tue courage
and enterprise Of the management
and members Of the choir.
The president Of the exchange
Ia requested TO appoint a committee Of
OF one 10 act with such committee Ms
may be appointed by other organiza.
lions"
w. @. b. Allen was appointed the
committeeman referred to.
The Westminster Improvement
company sent In cOmmuni.
cation asking the cooperation Of the
exchange Ia getting up a popular
subscription for 20, 900 shares Of stock
IN the company, at 81 per share. The
letter called attention 10 the great
benefits that would accrue from bring.
ing natural gas into the city. and for
the security OF subscribers to the stock
oilers TO deed forty lots In the Copper
Plant subdivision, now worth $500 per
lot, 10 be disposed OF by the sub.
acribers.
The company agrees to furnish gas
at the following ptices:
Family cooking stoves at 80 cents per
month.
Family cooking ranges, 81 per
month.
Heaters In private residences, sl.5O
per month.
For each horse power OF stationary
engine, 1850 per month.
For illumination, not to exceed so
cents per thousand ieot.
The company holds gas lands as
follows: In Salt Lake county, 1871
acres; TOoele county, $50 ncrer; Box
Elder county, 1917 ncres; Weber coun.
~, so acres. Total, S82s.
The communication wBa referred 10
she committee ON improvements and
new Industries.
BINGHAM SHIPMENT.
The summer awakening In Ring.
ham Is indicated by the arrival today
NJ shipmeut Of 10 tons of ore from the
Softh Last Chance mine. This is the
il.st of the season. but shipments are
'&.cc,cd to come regularly hereafter.
GOLD FIND.
a dispatch from Caldwell, Idaho.
s}i ON Mondsy Samuel Frame
iarmrrly OF De Lamar, discovered n
siE'iuut vein OF mineral six miles from
oraline that " causing great excite.
ntnt ~ that place. II appears TO be a
contact Of the main granite belt or
lnlge that runs from the Snake river
through to De Lamar and Silver CITY. |
lhe rock exhibited by Mr.. Frame here !
t'uhy shows copper anu Tree gold, ana
experienced mining men pronounce II |
one OF tne best indicA Ions of rich |
81 tiko seen Ia this part for many a day.
ne discovery was made while Mr.. |
rams was prospecting Tor opals. He |
WI Immediately develop the prospect |
70 le'ermineils extent aud value.
nINGHAM "BULLElIN" ITEMS.
The pile Of ore on the dump at the |
Jersey Blue mine Is assuming i'm. |
.nenee proportions.
j. j. McEvoy and partner nre doing |
exceedingly Well with their lesse an |
'ho live Pine ground ami are taking
Out como very rich galena ore,
y eratlona VIII soon be resumed on |
lue Bi-Metallic mine, at the head of |
MARKHAM gulch, which pTopertv n |
o" NED by Mr.. George Yeadon OF Salt |
Lake. ~