Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-16
MILLING AND MINING.
thatcher Mill depot In this City
Mine Notes.

The announcement Ia made that the
Thatcher Mil and Elevator company
Of Logan will establish depot In Salt
Lake City for lhoir mill products. The
location agreed upon Is the old school
house Just within the Eagle Gate. At
that place will be the distributing
point for the -four ana other mill pro-
ducts OF the company which are placed
upon this market. II Is not long since
the company put In $50, 900 worth OF
new machinery, and made extensive
Improvements to meet the demands Of
their ever increasing market
Tho company has also taken n bold
business step TO keep Its branch OF In
dustTy well to the fore, aud has made
arrangements for an ample supply Of
Cache Valley wheat TO work ON. This
grain stands In the rank which Ia ao-
corded superiority over most other
wheat OF the Territory, and among the
best OF its class IN that raised
on the Lewiston and Preston flats, In
Northern Utah and Southern Idaho.
Almost the whole OF this seasons
wheat crop in that section has been
contracted for by the Thatcher mill,
and consequently the products OF
much OF the best grain Ia the
Territory will be sent by the company.
BAN JUAN MINING FEWER.
Mons Peterson, Of Moab, San Juan
county, does not think the recent gold
excitement In his locality, and the
crOwding In OF prospeotors, even II
they had to come away disappointed At
not finding large quantities OF gold,
did any injury thht section OF coun-
try. He sayti at was n grand occur
renee for our people. We had been
ostraclsed from the commercial world
20 long that II was impossible for the
farmers to dispose OF their products, but
the influx OF people made n market,
and M "a natural sequence the country
wha never In such prosperous condi-
tlon. In the Blue and La Sal noun
tains some rich copper discoveries have
been made and a company has been
organized TO operate them. The Rio
Grando and Southern Pacific COM
panies have surveyed line that will
tap this district. We have also lust US
good fruit country as California and
now that we have an opening for
markets We are encouraged TO pay
more attention to fruit culture. The
cattle business Ia excellent, times
never better nor money more plenti.
ful."
DOING WELL.
3. T.. Hanak,' well known in Salt
Lake rs n former fruit merchant, but
iHf he past eight months IA the min.
lax business at Pine Grove, Nevada,
ID fft the alto nm hnginaaa H..
rtul- tho Gold Recovery company,
which Is operating on gold taihngs at
lluv Grove, and IL making lots Of
mItvy by getting out $500 TO IS per
lHu, The company has decided TO put
lu n lot Of new machinery, AMI that
rYrs the renson for Mr.. Hanak's pres.
'hec In Salt Lake at this time. He has
ori"re the machines, which are un.
az what IL known III the California
process, and will await their ArTlvnl
ia thls city, which will be- In lew
dHyt. lie will then take his departure |
Tor Pine Grove, and put the machinery |
Ih'o place anu operation.
NOTES.
Work Is TO bs resumed in the Greeley |
nuc, In Little Cottonwood canyon,
n'x H week.
Tie DAILY mine has declared lta |
i'g"lar dividend OF % cents per share,
,ayRUle June 80.
me Real Estate exchange commit. |
nat IL canvsssing Tor prlzas Tor the |
'Echango excunlon To SAltair on the |
-'ti, is meeting with good success ln |
getting contributions.
Peter Reid IL Ia from Fish SprInes
mud reports everything going along In |
good stylo at that camp. There h |
m.'hiug special In the way Of change. |
lhe output OF and development In the |
camp is good business, and there h
40 iced Of complaint.
Deputy Marshal Walton came up
hyn Eureka last night, and he aud |