Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-16
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ORE ~ EAST oANYON.
u et Canyon, ct point about NJ
20 miles east OF this city, Is today
tl- scene Of mining excitement, AMI "a
o. no or more Of prospcctorl nre search.
..t tho bills ami making min.
locations, with "a probability
iut the number will soon DO aug.
De-. afeJ.
Zoe occasion for this IN the finding
boo that locality Of a piece Of RI ch
ralsna. About the Grst OF July
taty Of pleasure seekers from this city
v1sa rwoyiugthomlclvo- iu East Can.
yol, when one u tho young men who
ns, climbing over tnc hills clmo
i,rHfs piece OF rock which owl.
d, uuy had beon broken from
iis4 which Julted out above
hm. the rock showed indications u
cI.u lining mineral, and was rather
h,avy t0r ils Hzr. 10 out Of curiosity
hc picked it up aud carried II down 90
thu wagon, noting carefully the hin
on which he had discovered IL. When
he came back 10 Salt LAKE, however,
he let tho matter drop until two or
three days ngu, when he broke the
roc, ia Two anu gave hlll 20 a com.
Iuniou, lhe latter showed II 10 an
old miner, WHO as once recognize "a 10
NJ a piece of ore, containing high
per cent Ui silver, F0mc gold anu "A
quantity q, lead. He inquired where
Il came from, aui being Informed that
II had been picked mp hs related, be.
came U1cgrdinsly dtfirous 70 kuUNiug
the precise lccHlUy.
The young man who had ehowu the
ere obtained TINS Information, and H.
the m,auiimu thJwvu the sIvviWVu to
number ~ ether, most 81 hum
were graiifieI yesterday by % descrip.
ton Of the place where N came from.
This was down East Canyon, near the
loot Of Big Mountain, about on eighth
OF Il mlie below an old rock house
which STANDS sUmCth ng like mile
west OF whore the old saw mill wa.
located. The hIll where the rock wac
Iicsnt uP is ON the north side Of the
Dyun.
Asa result OF securing tho iuforma.
ZION u0taJ, numtur " prospecting
usInts started out from Town ycstrT-
Jay Afternoon. Among them Il bt.
Watson, II. e.. Winter, Matt Guby, a.
Watson, W. Burton ami several otucg,
either went themselves or sent men to
Investigate and locate claims n the
Indications should justify the latter.
To-Day word was brought back that
when the iirst OF thete men got on the
ground they found pfOspectoH there
before them, auu two lucatluua had
been made on thn hill already 10y "a
MIR. Cook and some other parties. A.
10 whether anything Of value bad
been discovered the messenger
could not say, M ho hpI
remained there but n short time. He
stopped long enough, however, to learn
that thore had been one quarrel DO.
tween two parties OF projectors, but
Il had ended without serious rosultr.
some Of those who went out may uo
back tomorrow, when II may Ice learned
whether or not Fast Canyon will loom
10 the itont Ms miuing district.
To,THE LADIES OF UTAH.
From Washington CONES the request
that tie weight and influence Of the
memorial adopted by unanimous vote
"a. the WOmen's Silver Macs meeting
iu the Salt Lake theater, July 20, would
bH materially enhanced n 10 an en-
crossed copy OF the document the
" agl signatures OF the women Of tue
I.rritlry could ue attached.
A1 N therefore 10 give notice 70
ttlsu who attended thu meeting re-.
uflrI 20, and ~ all other women VINO
',ttYvu Of what was there done, thut
r.ptsoi the memorial nave beeu pee.
lL..l, with blanks for signatures, and
lnIy uu seen AMI bigneu NJ FarlOw' .
gf.r store, uudor MGCOrniGk'a bank,
y. &. nj, t., Cohu's dry goots store,
Wal6er Bros. * FyleI's, and HCmdH'S
A-pO0oat office.
'Vn appeal to all the women OF the
lyraJoTy 10 take a lively and INN
uiatu interest IN the matter, 10 the end
lAut our memorial may carry with 10
10 the halls VI Congress the evidences
100 cur earuostness IN anu tymIa,hy
and union with che grand struggle for
.-a restoration Of silver.
Mrs, EMMELGNE b. WELLS,
PT,ldpuL
MRs, ELLawoRIH DAGgEIT,
Secretary.
the COAL MINERS,
Tho reduction Ia coal mineu' wage
A1ue on the ION inst, as stated f.
'lle NEWS, In likely 10 cause a stake l 10
Western Wyoming on Friday as tho
'Agu uo not seen incl ned ~ submit 70
"Ngt seems TO be- serious injustice
'n hem. Tho Union Pacific Coal
N'mmuy reduced wages Ten per cent,
"NI the men say that nc the Same timo
70 Niyanoed the price Of supplies
Mi"a1 mpiOyes are compelled 10 secure
o. ile compauy's stores. A meeting
w NlterB was held ut Evanston,
wyoming, Monday night, at which
''"e men we're emphatic IN their pro-
".'a agaaat the coal company taking