Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-28
MINING And REALTY.
silver MINIS Everywhere Being Closed
Down.
WHITE METAL STILL FALLING.


NJ IMk Iltys huhouhNNH o"
day evenings NEWS, was the signal
tor a break along the line, and to-day |
rearly all the chief mines In Utah are
under orders for closing, or their own
ers have decided to take that step
From Nevada, Idaho, Montapa,
and many other silver-prcducing
step. comes news Of the same char
sctrr. The cause was the precipitation
ofthe white metal down to 10 cents
rer ounce. Today's iuslher reduction
10 90 cents will only hasten the closing
process, and hundreds more VIII DC
added 10 tho long lines of idle men
which now throng the oity's s1ieo'a'
so make the situation worse for WORK
iirmen, advertisements are now
tlauarded In cities east ana
wo,., for thousands Of men
10 come hero and obtain
employment on the public woree.
I'M. later proceeding 10, OF coulsei
merely political tick, tut lla I'M
mediate effect must be TO w0fk hlul-
tuual hardship on the miners, lhVotoia
nuI tmucsmvu now being thrown OUT
90 employment by the huhuolaI otisis.
Al finite, Bingham and Park CITY
the orc production Ia TO be- materially
lrsputd. The Ontario and DAILY nj
p.Tt CITY will not close, ne shut
down would be more expense than
r4uning Tor monthH Mt a loss. Toe
a. tnfio nj least must nuish lie
dr ia tunnel. At Tlntlc the MANI
M "a IL doing littls, and will no lees
TIE Bullion. Beck, which has been
oUrfnting heavily, will shut down In n
'"w days uuiuss there IL n change. The
gn,nish Garland ami 1850 Of Bingham
VIII also uuaas % throw away their
ores ut tho prevailing figure. Smaller
uulsrtirs arc generally In the eime
condition, though q small proportion OF
owners ana lessees intend VI pftscnt 10
c, utinue operation.
NOT THIS WEEK..
The shipment Of ore from the Grizzly
com auy'u mine will not be here this
vttk Ne was anticipated. The carload
tu ho forwarded Will not arrive until
iuly 10. or possibly the 10Th. IL VIII
take nt lgast ton Jays iJr the tenma 10
yet the ore over 10 Oasiti tnd tue
hauling has not yet begun ffom the
mine.
uIE ONTARIO DROp.
h Ontario mine stool, fell down 10 $40
per share today In New York. rhA
long drop places tho stock at u lower
figure then II has been quoted at since
II was placed ON the market.
CLOSED TIE SAMPSON.
Mr.. HYDE, president Of the com.
pAuy which owns the Sampson mine
Of bingham, gave orders today 10 close
that Aptupttty down nj once. This
mino has been one Of the best produc.
ers In the told reliable" camp, and
the cessation Of work there will fele-
gate large force Of men To enforced
idleness.
IRRIGATION COMPANY FOR sANpErE.
Articles OF incorporation " the
Fnirview Reservoir ana Irrigation
company were filed with the county
clerk y,eierdsy. Tue incorporation
hre ColImbu W. Burfls, Beuiamin f.
Gay, John n. Brcckun aud John Nj,
Breeze OF salt Like, ana Haas Carl.
Hton " FAiryiOw. They place their
capital stock at 100000, divided Into
$4,000 shares OF the par value OF 81
,auu, and their object Ia the lurohAs-
inr, occurring anu holiiug OF lnuts,
ilts, tenements and hereiitAme mt, ana
10 erect buildings thereon, ana Improve
anu bell or lease the same or any part
thereof; 10 construct and operate
bitches ami tunnels for conveying
water Tor domestic, mechanical, mill
lug or irrigating purposes, and 10 puf.
chase the right Of use Of water flowing
through the canals or bitches ui other
PERSONS, and TO usu, sell and dlepOse
and convey the right TO the same.
John NJ. Breeze will be- the president
uf the company; Hans CarlstOn, vlct-
president; q. W. Burris, treasurer, and
-. II. Clay. secretary. Tho company
has purchased anu holds the area OF
the reservoir know II AS the GoOfebrrry
10y reservoir. The general office
Slll DO Ia this city.
MIL FOR SOUTH PASS.
Specialize ne NEWS,
LAsDER, wyo., June 26.--C. p.
Converse has purchased One.stamp
mil, ~ small smelter and an electric
reducing machine which he will 10.
,Re on his claims near south Pass
THIS plant will be- a great occOmmOds.
Non 10 the miners In that Vicinity.
LAND CONTEST.
The case OF William Gotham, CON
ttNuht, va Cyrus w. Robbins still
Duui ues before the local land ofilct
Hrit D., and Is likely 10 lnst several
lats. Mr.. Cottam'e contest on behalf
ul the people OF Bnowville, BOX Elder
uuIy, where Mr.. RObbi has flied
900 ana claims so acres, states that he
(tmlam) and his fellow townfmen are
lHclaiing to apply for n title 10 the
tow uritg. The allegation 10 also made
that they have Invaluable anu permA.
htni improvements there and OF the
Fuue ri thousands OF dollnrt; that II
has always been the Intention Of the
ciuInhs VI tho town TO obtain title "a
t'e land on which the town Is built NJ
townsi,e. That there are eleven
rwelling houses, twelve families rtBld.
ing On the land, Rud that there II also
N'.ITe there, That all these were bull
ptiDr ~ Robbins settlement on the
! II; also that tbs citizens OF snow.
VIC nuilt ditch coating $4,000 Ia
lang water Into the town. The
dollhouse IA built on tie land and /,
Valued at $4,000"
SALT LAND DECISION.
TIC acting commissioner Of the lanc
vll at Washington, Edwin A, Bow
~, has reversed the decision OF tn,
register and receiver OF tue local lane
jlilto IN the case Of the United State