Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04

son, associated with Mrtefq.
Tate, Taylor, and POulsOn,
Of Marysvalc, who laid out the
road and estimated tho cost at $1,000.
One thousand dollars OF the amount
has been appropriated by the Territory,
five hundred dollars viii he appropfi.
atcd by each OF the counties OF SEWER
and Pluto, five hundred will be DO.
mated by the II. q. w. railway, and
the remaining i've hundred collars
will pe raised by private subscription.
A ctlve operations will 20 on and IL is
expected that the road will be com.
ploted early In the summer. AZ the
finaucos OF the county have been
brought below par by the building OF
the court house, and rs the road IL
going TO bc OF sectional benefit, 1t Is
said That part or all oftbe amount that
is to be appropriated by this county, ia
order 10 get the Territorial appropria-
ton, Will have 10 be reimbursed TO this
county by the sections receiving the
benefit from the road.
A dispatch from Phmnlx, Arizona,
says that parties who returned recently
from the Eagle Tail mountains brought
several hundred pounds OF rich gold,
silver and copper ore, which they say
Ia OF vast extent. There are 100 acres
OF copper and a streak OF gold ore
worth over $500 ton In q lead forty
feet wide runs through this copper
field. Thie was found on volcanic
mining claim In the Eagle Tall monn-
tains, ninety miles west Of Phmnix,
recently purchased for It's copper for
$4,000. This vein Of gold was not
then known. Many are skepticsl, but
the men have the ore, and ono # them
10 manager OF u rich canal company.
Their report. II true, makes this the
biggest mine In the world.
At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the sputhwchtern Coal and
Iron company Of this city, tho eli
officers and board Of directors were 10.
elected as follows: John j. Stewart,
president; Il. ]. Thorn, Vice president;
II. II. Stewart, secretary, and L.. a.
Herman, treasurer. These gentlemen,
with G. ID. Moore, constitute the board
Of directors.
Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
directors u the Chamber Of Commerce
Will be held Mt 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of tho Himalsya Mining com.
psny tho following directors wero
elected: 8. +. Spencer, Wm.Shade, Il.
Davidson, Gustave johnson, Martin
Hammer, Hans Str0m, T.. Nelson and
Chas. Robertson. The directors will
hold u Meeting In day or two and
elect the officers.
NJ. NJ. johnson, la,e OF Scranton,
Pa, las been appointed superintobd.
ent Of tho New Tlntic Mining and
Smelling company.
Says the Laramie boomerang of
May End: John Harmon aud Frank
Alfred came In last night from tho La
Plata mining camp. They report that
the last snow fall was only about four
inches deep up there and that It Ia not
driitei. The snow Is fast settling mad |
they believe parties can get In the |
camp with wagons rs far as the |
Brooklyn by the 18th or goth. |
Considerable excitement was created |
a few days ago In tho camp by strike
ON the westerly extension OF the Big |
Strike lead. At n depth OF about four. |
teen feet quite body OF galona aud |
other mineral wac found resembling In
al respects that taken out OF the Big
strike. One OF the reasons why they
were all 30 pleased over tho find was
that they had tried 10 md mineral
there all last summer and had failed.
They regard this ind az proving con-
elusiveIy that the mlncful extends
through. this porphyrlt.c lime belt. This
discovery Is what was needed to con.
meet the chain.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Todsy's clearing house exchanges
mounted to sa32,775.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now York--Silver. s3g >; lead, $685..
London-Silver, rs 7.l0j.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells. Fargo a Co. received today;
\iing0 bullion, S5873.
It. IL. Jones d Go. received today:
Bullion, $4,000; ores $4,000. Total
$500.
Mccormick q Co. received today;
Silver ana lead ores, $4,000.
Asaayer Hodges had IN for testing
odsy lO2 tons Of Sampson ore, 2l9
ons OF Gemini ore, and two other con-
rolls.
Assnyer Cnrrio Ind in today for
esting one lot Of Anchor ore, 1917 tons.