Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13

Mf. Keith told hlm that the Anchor
did not propose TO light The case. ana
advised him for his own personal wei.
'nfg, not 90 try AMI forcs the mine To
close down, whlUh Il would most Ger.
lainly do 10 nu injunction should be-
obtained.
PROVO GOODS wrsr.
Manager &c. Cutler, of,he Provo
Wooden mills, feels quite clateI over
Toe reception tho mills product Is rt.
Criving IA California. Mr.. Cutler hnF
returned iram brief business trip Co
the coast, ana states that hu found the
IhCy ore now in demand nuI have
made tucir way well TO the trout
Orders were received aud many iu.
qunritH made. II the home patronage
b. kuI up, with the custom that will
come from the coast there len good
prospect Tor tho mills % keep on the
next season.
rAYiNG or utura
Money easier, b. the report now
made Ia business circles. But 10 IL the
cnriAiIsps money for loans. It's not
in thu way OF labor, o. this II very
duil. There h. however. "a general
effort being made by people Do u8y
their debts. Oao evidence VI thls is
given iu the real tHtato trauslcrs
recorded. Iuo-o uro NOT representa-.
tive % actual ralHs 40 present only to
r. limited extent. by far thr larger
Iari 90 the business % tho clearing %
OF mortgage, which hns been going
un lately TO an unusual degree.
NOTES.
Denver N,ya Too Ute and Ulay
mine 1T LaNu City 10 about ~ uu
opened on the old scale. ono Mcafs.
Ex-Governor Alva Adams aud William
Bailey have signed iuaas under which
they VIII take charge uf the noted
producer and will work u 10 its iull
c1i Jaity. Under the now mango.
mvut the mino will givu employment
to 2lU men. Tue output ~ principally
Leaf, the silver ore bulug secondary.
Boise, Idaho, Statesman, l2.u. Colo.
mel g.. V. Bryan returned yesterday
evening from DeLambr, whore he has
teen for several days examining tho
hoploy group on which the cnlUucl
aul iis brother have u s2DD,UlO bond.
itu was outhuslastiU over thu property,
"lrs simply immense, tell you-siHi.
Ply lmmUu-o," hu said. wen have
fccuul DCLamaf over thore, matk
my wprdf,' 80 well was no pleased
that he made arrangements Tor much
more work than he had at nut In.
tended. Sinking had already been
commences ON n large ledge Of orc that
would mill 80 ia ton gold aud oOnsld.
cradle silver.
spokane, Washington, RcUloH a
specimen Of peculiar clay found near
Greenwood cemetery was exhibited at
FalHutps WsAy office yesterday, with
the Information that somu had eK.
pressed the belief that 10 contained
aluminium. "lhcIo ~ an CHROME Iug
Idea with reference TO Tlumlnum,' the
professor said. "Whllo II Il true tuat
alumlua T. present Ia all clay nnd
nearly all our country rocks there is
no pr0cu,s known Tor extracting n
| from clay as IA practical commercial
! propuuiiion. Nno obstacle not yet over.
come II the presence Of silica, which
10 reduced W u metal with the alum.
inum, 70 adufing II brittle and unnt
for use. Al the aluminium Produced
Tor commercial purposes IA from cry1lilc
aud bpauNliC, tue former coming from
Greenland aul the latter from the
Allegheny mountains and utIcr
places. CryOlitc IL mineral having
the appearance Of alum, BeauNito II a
brown mineral resembling nnv SAM.
stone"