Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-14

nEAL L.IArr rNcIANnE.

It's location will be, as stated, on the
Petit farm, close 10 the river.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
The Real Estate and Property
Owners' association Is u hold a meet
ing O. the Chamber " Commerce
building at 1850 tomorrow evening. Ii
viii then he decided whether or not
the organization will be ornament.
MADsEs vs.. THE CENTRAL PACIFIC.
The case Of Andrew Aiadsen Vi. the
Central Pacidc hallway company, In
tue land office, has boon COutiHueu uu-
I'll April 18th. The case Involves the
southwest quarter OF section 20, town
chip IL norm OF range west. Madscn
applies iOr entry OF this above lanu,an
his application Is accompanied by u
cOrTOboIated Aiii lavit alleging that the
tract Of land was selected by this Cen
trail Pacific railway, which selection
was allowed aud approved on false and
fraudulent testimony. ami that the
laad is not ana was not Of the oharac.
ter contemplated by this grant, and
that AIoroni Ollney had presumption
claim on the land prior TO the grant
covered with improvements.
MANUFACTURERS EXCHANGE.
The Utah. Manu;aciurers' Exchange
held a meeting at the Chamber OF
Commerce building last evening. Elias
Morris, president OF the exchange, pre-
sided. The rules, cOnstitutiOn ana
bylaws reported by the committee
were discussed, and after being
amended were adopted. A committee
was appaintei TO draw up an article
relating 10 membership foes. dues, etc.,
and TO report al the next meeting. A
committee was also named to confer
with tho Chamber OF Commerce rela-
tive 10 tho rooms used by the ex.
change.
HENRY MOUNTAIN MAIL.
Eastern Utah Telegraph: Mr.. l.. A.
Sc0tt-ElliotI Is giving his personal Mt
tention to the petition asking that the
daily mail service DO extended from
FeTron 10 Sumner City, IN tho Henry
mountains, which fact insuTes its sue.
Gees. He Will probably make the first
trip over the new rOau, Us We are told.
He will start In a few days Tor the
Henrys via this route. The petition
asking Tor the establishment OF the mall
route, signed by several hundred citi-
zens anu taxpayers OF Emery anu
Wayne counties, has been forwarded
to Washington, with the endorsement
OF n number OF influential men. The
road is nearly completed anu travel
will commence at once, as prospectoTs
are anxious 10 explore the mountains
that promise fortunes TO some anu dis
appointment 10 others. We have heard
a number OF prominent mining men
express the opinion that the Henry
mountains would prove to DO the best
mining country In Utah. Who Gun
tell2
NOTES.
On account OF the heavy snow but
little work II being done In tho Ogden
canyon mines. Immediately upon the
opening OF spring, however, several
large forces OF men will be put on to
develop the many splendid prospects
In that district.
Beaver UtOnfan: David Maudl,n
has made strike in his Lexington, u
mining location n quarter OF mile
south OF tho Busy Bee In the Newton
district. The ledge ~ ten feet wide, and
piece recently nssayod shows | 2l.l00
ounces Of sllver aud sG.G7 In gold to the
ton. The claim was located on the 3 n
OF last February and has walls Of
quartz to and porphyry.
John Agard has purchased the In.
terest Of his three partners In the Yum
Yum mine, Ariz0nn, for "A consluera-
ton OF 500, 900 Tho money was fur.
nished by capitalists ia San Francisco,
whoEe names DO not appear III the
Transaction. The property was discov-
cred only last year, but it has been the
subject OF much litigation and several
shotgun eaisodes.
A Caldwell, Idaho, dispatch says; A
decidedly ieverish feeling prevails here
concerning the Willow Greek minos.
ore has Just been brought IN from the
Black Bird mine, owned by Maxey
Brothets, OF this city, that looks better
than amy yet found. After passing
through a heavy stratum OF rose
quartz, n soft irce milling silver ore
hau been struck at depth OF 80 feet
thnt resembles the best rock IRON the
De Lamar mine. IL contains con.
siderable gold. The main ledge VIII
probably be reached IN ten dayf.
Assays have constantly improved a.
work has progressed. Some very
hunllsoms ore from tho Dynamite
mine. that viii probably run from 200
10 400 ounces, 10 on exhibition. A
Il,cDyery ul rich placer ground h re-
poried from the north FORK OF Willow
rraak Tho recorders Uliico here IA