Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01


discovered mt the bottom Of the shaft,
and In the Bob Roy tunnel an eight
foot ledge OF ore had been struck.
FOR MINING SCHOOLS.
The bill by Mr.. Clark, OF Wyoming,
which was isvorably reported from the
house OF representatives committee on
Saturday, provides for grant to the
State Of Wyoming OF 10000 acres OF
unappropristed coal lands Of the pub.
lie 1snds within the state, To be ap.
piled oxolusively In Promoting teen.
meal education Ia such schOoln ~ the
Legislature Of Wyoming may degignsto
In the branches OF learning connected
with the mining OF coal and Iron ore,
the production Of iron, coal aud steel
and its manufacture. The committee
reported that there are 10000 iquare
miles OF coal lands, or lands uDieflaii
with coal and vast quantities OF iron
ore anu deposits. More than four.
afths OF tho coal lands Of the state are
now owned by asinglo corpofntiOn,snd
the committee ssys the effects OF this
will be 10 limit 10 n degree the unr,a.
sunsblv holdings OF any single person
or corporation.
Denver Nc,0e An important min.
ing suit has been begun by tho Hing
Of complaint IN the district
court. Damages to the amount 0i
100000 ats asked. Thomas, Bryant
q Ice, and Morrison d Macon repre-.
sUnt the plaintiffs, Mary L.. Reynolds
and Johanna Daily. The American
Sisters Mining company II defendant.
Mrs. Reyn0lda Ia the widow OF Joseph
Reynolds Of Chicago, who died Febru'
nry Il, 1891. Reynolds during his
lifetime and for nine yeats prior TO his
death owned n suveB-eighlhs interest
In the Joe Reynolds No. lode mining
claim in Montana mining district,
Clear Creek county, anu the other
eighth was the property OF plaintiff
johanna Daily. The Sensational
charge IL made that the defendant
company, by means OF the Old
Topic and Two Sisters tunnels have
wtOngfuliy entered the Joe Reynolds
lode, ANA have extracted, sold ami cOn-
verted 10 Its own use 10000 tons OF ore
valued at sl00.0 900, for which amount
suit 10 brought. A similar action ~
brought by the came plaintiff against
the Two Sisters Mining company to
recover 100000 on like grounds ~
above set forth.
Butte Miner, 9th: As 10 tho Ana
conda ptoperties, March oh has been
sot as the time for the resumption Of
O, ttations thcreat, and no doubt this
present intentions Of the company to
start ON that date will be carried out.
When the mines first closed down II
was rumOred that they would be start
al up pgain In n few days, but u was
the intention, u n eaiu, to remain
closed until April let. However, mat
tiers have so shaped themselves that the
expiration OF the three months com.
bine shut down Will enable the com.
pany to again start up on tho same
old colossal scale and continue until
the SINE dustn again clogs the
wheels in operation. 10 start In, tho
shipments Of ore will not DO large, but
they will increase gradually until the
smelters are consuming their usual
quantity. During the suspension all
the mines were placed Ia first class
condition, the shafts Of several being
deopened and retimbereJ. II IN ex.
peCten that within two weeks from
next Sunday, which will he the day
tho button In to be pressed, fully 1000
m.u win DO working In and about the
cOmpany's properties. Besides these
tho Montana Union road viii give
employment to many more. The nowB
Of the resumption wns sent out by the
company yesterday, yet notwithsiRnd-
ing the inut that II was soon generally
Known no great eNei,ement tesuiteu.
tn,i,a ,no iss, ,ow NV , aS suu 'av' . .na'
t,s,,,, -, M, 10 nj, a., a,''',ian,
nrn,o,tias whi,h ysaa H. nsay .',''s,',
ggooa n,oo, that n r..nn'n,inn vsy
IA, distant same M The oIJ ,r.r hana
Ia,, tha oity du,,ng tho s,,sr,ns,nn I,n,
thsv viii ,stn,n when d. go ~ w,
stac,I,y nm re.cbes then,
PATENTS RECEIVED.
mn. ,.,.,
INV 'o.Iwlns nss OF mineral ana
us,ieui'uia, pa,snS na'e oeeh received
Nv va. h'uu oince anu "'e NO" 'hete
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Mining entry No. S73, to the Apex
Mining company. for the Gnzelle lid,
mining claim in Uintsh mining dis.
trict IN summit county.
No. l7gs. to Noah w. McCbrv,taI
and samuel IL. Nelsop for m. RAIN
~, ' ~ , u, n 10 ''h'o mining uis-
c,sh entrv M. aoas IN Ni,o,. no..
ot Weber oD,iuty. NO acr,,, An tn,yn.h,n
por,b ~ rnuy. east "'"''
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81, ~. 100 ~ "a, onI'smoh, OF
',AN .'N"' ''""N1' 49, av'cs IN tONh-