Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

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The ownrm Of the Anne Laurie
have just refused tgj, 900 bond on this
minc, which IL In tue Gold Mountain
district.
Last Saturday morning. snowhtorm
was quite heavy. anu tue carly part Of
this week there was a good deal OF slop
and slush In consequence.
The newly elected Ulcers have oil
received their certificates Of election,
nud e. each makes them qualified to
act. HuncrlUTward aud forever that
s. olausu should be- stricken out.
There Ia some talk o. completing the
Assembly hall anu making it an avail.
able place for vatigus gatherings. A.
II IL, Beaver, We ar0 sorry 10 say, has
not respectable Place TOT holding
entertainments.
Mr.. Charles LammsTsdori, OF Frisco,
has high hopes iur the future VI tho
claims on MI. Badly. He h spending
quite handsome Gum OF money on
his property there nnd viii soon nut up
IA slamp.mill. The lumber anu some Of
the machinery are already on the
ground.
The woolloy, Luud & Judd smelter,
at ~. George, closed DOWN last week
iOt n short Time, after very Hucutasful
run. AZ present the company has
l02, 900 pounds OF copper matte on
hand which n soon b. bp shipped via
Milford 90 parties Ia New York. The
smultcf closed on account Of lot Of
dead work necessary 10 be done before
enough ore can DO taken out for an.
other run,
A report from II. George says that
the Canaan Stock company Will declare
a ton Ter cent uiviuend about tho fret
OF the new year. The report made at
tho last annual meeting hold at st.
George recently WAS very natterinE.
and showed that the company last year
declared a dividend Of twenty per cent.
The company IL certainly deserving of
praise when II can make such a record
under existing circumstances In the
cattle market
NOTES.
The extensive Notthheld c9al mines
Ut NanAimo, Britlsh Columbia, Are
likely to be- closed down Tor the winter,
as no arrangements can be- made be-
tween the employers aud the mon. The
employers gave notice VI reduction ia
wages, which tbs men refused TO sub.
init 10.
At Dolores, n. NJ, Tuesday, forty
men were az WORK with dry washers
taking out from fi 20 60 a Jay to tho
man. Several uuggt,s were taken out
on Tuesday weighing from 20 uents to
So each. The lack NJ water IL n great
disadvantage 10 these mines. CeTTlll0s
II the nearest railroad station.
Georgetown, Colo, Courier; with
silver Mt 20 Ceuts an ounce and under
the prevailing smelling charges, the
miner receives approximately 20 cents
an ounce for ore that carries 30
ounces Of silver 90 the ton; % cents an
ounce Tor 100 ounce ore; Do CENTS an
ounce Tor 200 ounce ore, and 81 cents
an ounce Tor 1900 ounce ore. / takes
pretty good streak u ore nowadays for
miner TO make wages
The report comes from CAliente,
California, thnt Robert Christian, a
miner Of Kefuylllr, Cal, hRs struck
Immensely urh ore ia an old Abau.
dousd miue ~ KeysyllIe, distance OF
five miles from keTuvillc, THo mine
was worked twenty-five yoara ago.
The ore In said 10 DO ~ rluh that it Will
take but a few tons 90 make Christian
a very wealthy man. MucG excite.
ment was created ut kuysyiilo and
men arc seeking old mines Ia that
vicinity. Forty men have already
located claim.
Denver AelgG Agent Walsh, OF this
city, who ii now In Durango, 10 eau
ynising the item Of location In o0nnec-
ton with tho establishment Of an
Auatin process smelter In the Ssu
Juan county. Ihls process Ia iu-