Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-06

10 PROVIDE WORK.
The Chamber OF Commerce received
a letter today from AiuBtt A. Pope, ui
B0stun, Alnsr., on tho ~ irUi 81 pro-
vidiug Tor the unemployed during the
present financial depression, lie AL.
vocaiuu the borrowing NJ mo- ey by the
states, cities aud t0wus auJ the iunug.
u,alion q Systems @. public work. he
also prupuHus that Cungtuss SHOULD
pass u OH "maEiug liberal appro'
priution for the irrigation OF tnid lands,
thus giving employment 10 the miners
Of Colorado, Montana anu other West-
orn states, ana opening up vast tracts
Tor agricultural purposes" Tie calls
attention 10 the fact ihEtby the pfcsenl
industrial nnd clal emergency the
peace aud property Vt tue country
are threatened, aud states that wiso
legislation eau avert the impending die.
astcr. This legislation, he believes,
should be Ia the way of providing Tor
the carrying out oi large pubic enter.
prists. Hu ait0 suggests pat Congress
might inCrcafe the gold supply 81 tho
county by specially encouraging by.
draullc mining, and usks tho Chamber
OF COmmufcu TO Discus and deal Win
tue pfopo'itious when he submits.
wom;IEG IN IOoELE.
Samuel :. Newton Of this city, who
has the contract for the masonry ON
tho new GOOGLE district schooihousu,
WAS In from thB west today. lie says
that the work OF bricklayiug will DC
commenced on the sch0oihuuse 10.
morrow, the basement OF thu building
having been completed. Tho tdlilCu
will be completed early in November.
The Tgoelo people, nnuiug that 10
buy al the brick they nooIei from
the outside would drain their pockets
10 n considerable extent, decided 10
make the inside brick at home, anu
accordingly lid 90. The pressed hnUk
Tor the outside Of the building is cup.
Piled from Salt Lake.
Mr.. Newton says " h no use 90 look
Tor cash Tor building 10 that par, OF the
county now, as the people would
rather deter putting up new houses
than promise to pay money which
there II no prospect OF getting. Know
ing this condition, when pr0pO.
sitions were made TO Mt. Newton
10 erect two good dwellings and lake
his pay ior tho work In wheat, he
promptly closed the contract. lie
says ho IL convinced that wheat
taken In ut present prices will be- better
than cash by thls time next year, ana
he " willing 10 put In all the work no
can for that Kind Of pay.
STATISTICS ASKED ron.
Henry a. Robinson, government
stauslician at washington, has written
70 the secretary Of the Chamber Of Com.
morcu, rqueetlng him TO furnish sta
ubtica as u the cash prise ~ tho Salt
Lake market OF wheat, coru, oats, rye,
harley, Il ar, potatoes, hay of various
kinds, beef mutton, pork, veal ANA
lambs. Secretary SnyueT was gather.
ing the required information ,ouay.
WANTS no ENudHATE.
A gentleman writes to the Chamber
ot Commerce from rreichlers, Pa.,
statlng that himself aud party wish
10 emigrate west In the spring, and
they dcsira 10 obtain Information TO
rarjiug -alt Lake CITY and vicinity,
with view 10 locating here. Svcfe-
mry Snyder sent the Information
asked for
NOTES.
The In Plata mining district Ia
Wyoming h having developed Ia II
several valuable gold properties.
J.J. Smith reports tho DeajwoOd
district, Idaho, as possessing "s0me
wonderfully rich gold miucs" that are
now being opened up
Logan Nation, Sept. 8: Mcssrs.
West aud LinklOu returned yesterday
morning from franklin canyon, where
they have teen for few dayG, lubking
over some prosp1clr. They brought
with them sonie tuo specimens OF
copper ore and sny they have got a
vein four feet wide.
SALT LAKE CLEARING RousE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO slli,U24.
GOpAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York 80 Silver 72.ej lead,
SO 6gl.
Lonlon-sllveL asI {.
ORE AND BULLI1N.
Wells, Fargo ~ Co, received todayi
Mingo bullion, 5000; Bulphidus s0I, 53l; |
ore, S2A $50, TOTAL, sl23,U7i
Mccormick 4 o.. received today;
Silver ana lead oreP, Sll,l60.
~. X. JOnoa 4 CU. received today: |
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