Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-18
RAILWAY AND MINE.
Talk Of Charges and Extensions OIL
tht I'm on Pacific Road South.
BAD OUTLOOK AT ,GUR D'ALRSE
Deep Creek Mines.-ihe Cascade
Closed Down. Find.--
Mine Notes.


n least, Of the project to build through
to the coast. At the same time there
seems strong probability OF important
changes and extensions Of tho rosd
being made In Utah. The local officials,
of course, "don's know anything about
IT," though one Of the lea1ing lights Is
credited with having stated privately
that the proposed changes have been
nil but decided upon. Certain IL IL that
the matter has been earnestly dis
cussed, and the Union Pacific Is con-
sidering whether now 10 an opportune
time to strike into the rich region OF
central southern Utah, and also 10 let
40 OF nm improbable Investment. The
latter IL that section OF road south OF
Nephi, by the abandonment OF part Of
which the remainder may be attached
TO another route and made to pay Tor
operating.
OF this scheme the Riohfleld ddDo-
cate Of Wednesday sayt; "fho pros
pets for the extension OF railroads
through sevler valley row look
brighter than at airy dime before. Ii
seems that two 70 Ids will be built this
way, zone OF which may extend ON 10 the
coqst. We understand that the Union
Pacific people are favorably consider
iug the proposition OF tearing up their
ruad between Nephl anu Leaning
ton, and extending the Tintlc branch
en- 10 the last named point, thus short.
cning the route from Milford to salt
Like about eighty miles. The Union
Pacific road from Nephi Will be ex-
Tended along the line OF the Sanpete
Valley road through Sewer valley,
over the Fremont pass aud down to tue
Cedar coal fields and the Iron mines,
thus penetrating the heart Of tho Ter
rliufy. Aiget taking control OF the
Sanp1te Valley, they uro operating
,hfvu fOals IN this Territory, whereas,
ny ihe Arrangement mentioned, they
woul operate hut two, which would
b" practically straight routes, through
the most productive pats OF the
country. The eighty miirs OF roau
from Nophi 10 bennington lays la
semi.circle, over a rough cum
try that paya the company nb.
soiutoly nOtning, whereas there
would he but thirty.iivG miles OF nom
paying road between Leamlngton anu
Tintic. Asan evidence Ut tue inleu-
tlon OF following this program, perma.
nent arrangements nave Just been
made to.eatend theSanpeieN Valley on TO
MANI, which would evidently not
have been done II there were no
greater PROF oSltion under confederation
than TO operate the little narrow
guagc Ioau."
That such changes as those proposed
would Oien UP new anu paying held
for the Union Pacific there Is
no question, and widening
o. tue gauge VI the Sanpele
Valley branch anu la extension to
Manti may be- taken IA n precutson OF
further extension OF the ioad ON TO
Mafysvale, Beaver anu tho southern
country. The people OF that part OF
the Territory viii give to the nrHt
road that pushes It's line there reason.
able substantial encouragement.
PROM TISTIc.
A report comes that rich vein OF
ore hus BEEN met with by tho Herki.
lnrr Mining company, on it, properly
nj T,ntlc. 1t 10 said tue vein ~ nearly
iour lcet vice, aud near the surface
assays 10 per cent ieId, oil ounces silver
ana 81 IN gOll. the cOmpany's hbait,
which is B1J ices deep, II entirely away
from this orc vein, anu up 10 the pret-
ent the drifts run have not strupk
laying ore, though plenty low grade
has teen encountered.
Work has been storpod on the Sacra.
mento and Black Warrior mines, anu
will not be ieAumed los SONS time.
A. Harper Curtis, &c the London
hrm OF Bewick, Moung d Harper,and |
ngraduate OF the Royal School OF
Mines, Is In Tiniic. Eo IL GU n tour OF |
Investigation into the best mining anu |
meiallurgicai methOi1 used la the |
United states.
cEUR D'ALENE TROUBLES.
]. NJ. Porter Of Wallace, Idaho, is In |
the city, aud reports encouraging nc. |
tivity In the Cnnr u'Alenc NINE. On |
tho same sui 4ct u Boise, IuanO, tele.
gam sayt: "Ihe situation In the lmit |
u'Alene region, from an ACCOUNT OF |
ncn now here, Ia SOMEWHAT similar t.
tnat OF year ago. some OF the m ne
hfc closed uown, but Elm quite numupr
uic working, anu nOn-uniUn labor A.
employed. 1he feeling ( hatred against
tn,te men aud against certain mint.
o" uefs who were prominent In tue
srJuhits OF last year has not nbated, bat
81 fNther Intensified, and there seems
. ivu determination TO do something
uv-i rate TO get even. Mary prominent
on z-iis are under the ban, anu IN case
sfou' 10 breaks out again thoy Will b.
among the FIRST to feel the vengeance
OF the incnnscd miners, who have been
out OF work for over u year, aud have
bo-h al this time nursing tnelr real or
imaginary wrongs. Your correspond
CIV ~ informed that lnera IL among
INC Ieaulng men vi north n general
Ieellug OF alatm. Tne recent decision
Oi lhe supreme Court Of the Unllen
States on n side issue that did not gu
10 tue merit OF the case, mas been in.
lefpfeteu 10 he aquasi endorsement of
inc acts OF violence OF last yenr. anu
many miners think they nav. b.en
greatly wrODgeJ. The miueIsJ union
10 Icing feorganized all throuvh
northern Idaho, and an effort will prn.
lnhly be made again To drive thr
non.unl0n men out of the Coeur
d'Alene. IL is raid that ulans M.
being prepared to bring this about. ami
that tais time no sentimental nonsense
VIII prevent full vengeance from be.
ing moted out to the men who are now
at work In the mines. j. Nj
Porter, prominent mining man.
said that the trouble Ia liabl. 10 bre.h
Iut at any time, aud that many of III.