Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-19
MINES AND MINING.
U. S. BaTshaI's Forces Being With.
drawn From Eureka.
DANGER THOUGHT 10 BE OVER.
Millard County Mines. Mount
ala Clalms.-SiOO.OO Damages
Tor Liie.-Nolcs.

the strike nj tue Bullion. BECK have
left the town aud no further trouble IL
feared Only two deputy marshals
arc now left ON guard, aud this il more
NJ precautionary measure than from
any fear that there will be- further
acts Of Rwle1ness. The local
officers are considered az able aud will.
ing 10 cops with any ordinary events
that may develop from present coudi.
tlohs at Eureka. Tue deputy mafshals
VINO came up from Tiutic yesterday,
anu VINO " IL understood viii not b.
sent blck unless something that IL
unexpected should happen, are 30.
man Cannon, George Walton, a ndfow
j., BurL joe Bush and j. n. Miller.
ne only Two who remain are jos. W.
Burr aud John Pickett.
fNvrsriuAINu wyomNo MINES.
Special DApafca 0Ht Ntws.
LARAMIE. wyo, June Ill. Il.
Roots, mining engineer for the W. H..
9nrlaOn Aasayiug aud Engineering
company VI Denver, arrived here yes.
'eruay. Ia company with a number
Of gentlemen intefeitsd Ia mining,
MI Roots Will visit the la Plata anu
douglas creek mines, anu N he fluids
me ore as good as his firm has assayed
ne viii put a force OF men at work de.
Veioping those properties.
sCOuELD TROUBLE.
The Scoteld correspondent Of the
Provo Disuutch says. There Is con.
siderable excitement here ut present
over tho lhud question. Most OF the
miner. have built home. hero and the
lhhu on which the houses are built In
now clliued 10y the u. =. coal com.
pnny, aud their right 10 II IL disputed
by tho miners. a macs meeting was
held hero Tow nights ago TO con.
slider tue matter. The superintendent,
u Il said, hos been using his influence
10 have the miners pull fuf tho com.
pany, with tho alternative that they
Will be- discharged II they oppose the
company. The company doctor IL
said % have been ia sympnthy with
the miners aud his resignation has
been asked by the company. The
miucm airs greatly excited over the
matter aud u forms the chief topic Of
conversation, The doctor has clrcu.
lated a petition which h being numer.
ouSly signed, asking 10 be retained ~
physician for scOheld aud Winter
Quhflcrs. The doctor II iAyorlle
here.
WILLARD COUNTY ITEMS.
B'ddc! 3, r. Mount, proprietor Of
the hex mine, has just returned from
the capital. lie expects to put on a
large iUrcr OF men developing that
property Mt an early date. The recent
strike Of "iree milling Oren has more
than met bis expectations.
Ia the LeamiugtOn district, the
Yellowstone mine Will In the near
future be- operated by Park City capi.
tai. The present ow ners, Chris over.
son and n number Of Salt Lake parties,
aru about TO bono the mine TO Park |
parties for $4,000. The gentlemen are |
expected down ON t0day's train 20 con. |
clude pfelimuusties.
Captain Akey II In from Detroit. |
He reports his prospect ~ iia.tefing. |
On tho surface the croppings were sill |
vur, but developments have proven Il |
TO be- gold proposition, frru gold |
showing pleutiiully In all quartz found.
Captain Akey h ono Of the Oldest |
mining men m tEu West, nud his Upin.
lou on many things pertaining to
mining n valuable aui reliable,
Tue Rather mine 40 Detroit still In.
cteIscs iu value anu quantity a. depth |
~ obtained. A recent assay showed
50 lO7 silver and lB per cent copper.
Tue ore h all Iron carbonate principnl-
~, Carrying oxide of copper. THIS 1
mine mas been thoroughly exported by
Colorado mining men, who are very
enthusiastic In their praise Of the said
properly, 10 IL said the prOprietOrs Of
Ihe mine this week refused $50, 900 for
half nm Interest.
Representatives from the new copper
smelter at Sal, Lake were at the Drum
This week, viewing and investigating
The different claims and locations. IL
h understood that several mine owners
good fohtrs for their claims
rom the gentlemen, but II isnut known
any were accepted. Antoine
PeregO, owner OF the Antoine mine,
received several tiattorlng proportions,
anu It Il thought that that mine Will
iDOn belong 10 the smeltrr people.
The Silver Maple Mining ana Mill
ny company at Oak Creek, Lsamtug-
on district, are progressing nicely on
heir locations, A tunnel has been
made which IL now Ia $40 feet anu
through which tue owners expect 20
ap the vein about tilty feet turther In.
This company some time ago shipped
.Ome very fine ore from this mire.
)ns shipment Of two cars ssFayed 80
,unces silver and 10 per cent leau;
mother Woat S2.6J In gold, ~ ounces
u silver uud 80 per cent copper. No
ioubt, ~ soon as this company ,nps
heir vein, shipments from their
properties win commence IN real
earnest.
100000 FOR a auSER's LIFE.
Henry n. Clement, San Francisco
.ttornt y, goes 10 Washington this week
n the interest OF Mis-. Jauet NJ. Bala.
win, whose husband, Leon NJ. Bald.
sip, was killed by MsKicans In 1857.
A that time 100000 damages was
demanded % the Mexican government
OF Baldwiu's deoth, but the matter
vas allowed 20 drag slowly along anu
no Indemnity was paid the widow.
secretary 6iC ham hue now taken the
natter up, and instructed the Ameri.
au representative Ia Mexico TO press
he claim 20 finish for the full
mount Mr.. Clement nas been called
m 10 present the full merits Of the case.
The details OF Mr.. Bildwln's assasei-
.atiou are as follows On the l9th day
4 August, 1851 while he was en-
.agpd IN tho Oriin ry round Ofhis
utips as the mining en- inter anu
Of the American com.
any,s mines, in the vicinity OF Ven
mus, IN the state OF Durango, he
-l.IL.l ono VI The mlnes knnWn ms Tho