Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-09

Isaac Brockbsnll IL down rom the
Star mine, Idaho, anu snys tho reports
Of the strike OF ore ia tho mine arc net
oyefdfawn. Nir BrooLbank wus quite
90 yesterday but is feeling much better
to-day.
Phoebe, New, RtcsrG A. w. Gesr,
OF PahTannfat, ~ snlI 10 have found
wire GOLD ana plenty OF 10 Ia claim
on which he has recently begun work,
eiluated a half mile northeast OF the
Little Emma. IL N interesting from
the fact that It shows the gold bearing
zone VI Ferguson district 10 be very
much lager than heretofore under.
stood.
Tho reported shooting Of Frod Page
! FuAtin, IN q quarrel at mining camp
90 Neal, IdHno, proved TO be hoax.
The story was started by an un,crupu.
luus fellow whose ideutityis unknown,
bat who told Mrs. FustIu anu num.
Der Of others Of the alleged shooting
and then disappeared. 10 was cruel
hoax on Mrs. Fustin, who was almost
freuzled with grief when she learned
that her husband WAS shot.
a pT0spcctor named Stewart has
discovered An immense ledge IN Ora.
ham county, Aria, In the foot hills OF
Tue Graham mountains, where tho
minea arc easily reached by wagon
Inis. Shafts are now being sunk by
different parties, while all Of thu III.
tTict shat Ia known Is b1ing rapidly
stakGd oil. The ledge "a described As
lbu feet wide aud come three miles in
length. Aeays from different ,loC6.
Hons show 80 per cent copper, with
gold auu silver Ia paying quantities.
This discovery wall b1 known AB tue
Clark district. Tho most feasible route
IL the road from Fort Thomas 10 Fort
Grant by way VI Cedar Springs ana
smiths much.
Kolchum, Idaho, Ktyttoas: Tho
SoiAce Mining company arc making
arrangements 90 operate Through the
winter with ten 20 twelve men. For
upwards OF Year past they have been
running a cross cut tunnel anu struck
the vein 1900 foet from the tuunUlis
mouth NJ the depth 1u inc vein OF over
600 feet and about 800 iutt below the
deepest workings. This tuuuel not
only develops tho niue 10 indicated
bur facilitates drainage, water having
ingH from .hc surface. Purchasing sad
hauling u supplies are beiHg c0u.
trgctUu for on the btfruglh OF tuvelop-
mrnts on the vein since q. was struck,
which are said 20 more than sustain
the former high reputation NJ the mine.
Ore has boon marketed In car lots that
ran upwards u 1000 ounces oi silver
per to-.
Boise, Idaho, Statesman; State
Mine Inspector Haskius mas returned
from the north. Hr says the miues o (
Shoshone county ore looking well, and
unless the prices OF silver aud lead go
"Out OF sight" the leading properties
will be operated all winter. The Gem,
Frisco, Standard, POJrmau and Granite
arn working Iull handed while tho
Bunker lIiil 4 sullivan employ about
2ul men, Tho PJoTnAl last mDuth
shipped 1909 tons Oi ore 30 tue small.
ere. Mr. haskin- thinks Murray viii
develop into great gold Canp. Srv-
erRl miuos are running iull blast. lhe
Mother LUdu aud the GllGun Cheat
Rte each operating lOa,amp nill.
There are also two smaller mills nud
several AIlstIas being wOfkui. The
OUTLOOK for Murray, says Mr Hasklns,
is brig htor than Il ever has beeu.
Seattle, Washington, Telegraph:
Snt Qualmie falls, Ia this atnts, have de-
We ouud an attraction NOT down on the
guideuO0ks. The story IN v0uehad Tor
Uy reputable men working on that
stream. A big piece Oi quartz boulder,
rich in the precious metal, has been
secured from AN unknown depth direct
ly underneath the huge fall OF water,
and tho most wonderful part OF thr
story Ia the manner Ia which this
sparkling anu precious stone WAS
secured from place almost unRP-
prOnohable. Ruunlus luls over the 1871
has been y custom for many years past,
Aui there ~ no preUior sight in tue
world than 20 SEQ the giant sticks shoot
out into the space and then dt1p, head
on, Into the rOariug water halOW. Dur
ing the shooting " tho logs one par.