Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

Low 4HtOu VIII u.H tfulb OF iOr ~ ..
IKE Murphy, tine owner Of INC VOL
lrrul nowiar wells southeast OF trs
pilcc bias sunt $50 barrels Of oil 90 the
cgmHany, ana u the experiment b.
successful ril will bn used all0gcth,r
inf iuel. This b. said 10 DC the hf-
attempt msue IN tnis state to use oil fJf
.uol
Ho1Es.
Rudolph dc Cruss, one Of the Jcl,.
gaius from Placer county, Gala, 90 The
minris' convention in Sau FfaucisuH.
iu getting OF tho train q DAvlsy iII
yUeterday got bic lett feet under one .I
ihe wheels Of tho car auI had several
toes Ctushod.
The eighteenth quarterly statement
Of the sat Lake Building aud Loan
association has been iEuul. IL shows
a total of 9lsl shares subscribed. The
institution Is In ilOuriehins c1ndi.
ilu.
William NowlcB has purchased the
old mill site south Of IOOeic and Will
erect thereon a $4,000 Touring mil. Mt.
Nuwles Intends 10 break ground VI
once and got the building encloHuu be-.
fore winter sets IN no A. 10 be nll ready
u place the machinery Ia next spring.
The mill will be- itiou throughout with
the lntratimproyed mGohinery.-IOOtlc
County Tmss.
Saupcte parties are agllating the
question Of raising hemp and lax IN
that county aud ~ establishing rope
wofgB. Tue soil Of the county IL well
adapted 10 tie raising OF both plants
aud could be- made profitable indus
Try. Ihu Institution u rope walks
dOrs not Involve great expense, and
thofc Il ready market IN Uiah Tor u
vast nmgunt oil their product. a good
market eau be iound Tor both naK and
hemp.
Suit has been commence In the
United SlatUa circuit court 10y kinue
~ Pahsi, hAnkers, of Highland, Ill.,,
against tho Cinnabhr mining com.
pany 81 Custer county, iluho. Three
men who Jumped the mine owing 10
nOu.wOfking u assessments, AMI BE-
number Of lien loldeu, are made
parties defendant. The Cinunbat wa-
once heavy producer a large
quantity OF machinery wns put IN two
years ago, and soon aitotwatd the
mine was closed.
Idaho Stat,smaE: State Boiler IN.
spertor GuHuubes nae returned from D.
visit 10 the salmon river country. The
trip was the fDushest the inspector has
encountered during hil official Garrett.
Hu was forced TO make long trips In.
lnui thr0u h deep snow In many
places, but h. Inspected al, the boilers.
Tie says the ilnsucial rifingeucy h M
little felt In Lemhi county M any place
in Idaho. The people there, though
seemingly shut III from the balance Of
the world are happy, prosperous and
coniented. The mines Of Ltmhi
/ county, he snyt, have yielded large
returns this year aud the indications
are the coming season will mark the
most successful period the mines OF
that section have ever experienced.
SALT LAKE cLEAmSu HOUSE.
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 sliy53g.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York go Silver 78la; lead,
$3.50.
Lonion-5llver, saii.lGl.
ORE AND HuLIioN.
Wells, Fargo 4 co. received today:
Mingo bullion, $3.50.
Mccormick " o.. received today!
II nunuer bullion, $500; silver auJ lead
ores, $1,000, Total, s53OO
!, IL. Jones 4 Go, received today;
Bullion, s27UOi ore, sll,jOO. Total,
| $4,000.
". a. Hodges hat In today sample,
Of one lot OF Bullion Beck ore anu NV,
other cuntrOlr.
W. q. NJ. steward had In today fol
assay III tons Of Bullion Beck ore, 2s
tons OF Centennial Eureka ore, and Il
tons OF Bullion ore.
}. W. Cufrlo had samples OF hye lots
OF ore In TOT assay today.