Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-01
Outside Orders for Provo WOOlel
Mills Goods
BULLIOSvlLLE BLAST FURNACE.
The Furnaces at the Ontarlo.-San'
pete Ooliic.-MInirg and
other Items

from a san Francisco house for Utah
made cloths, the amount oftha order be-
ing 81, 600. The grade Of goods selected
was from the average Of wooden fAbfios
turned out at Provo. Purchases OF
that kind show In n very satisfactory
way the appreciation givon TO the Utah
production.
Mr.. Cutler has also received orders
for Provo manufactures from Phila'
delphia, PittsburS and Chicago. The
trade Of the mills outside Of Utah 10
not confined 90 those, but idaho, Mon
taua, Colorado ami Arizona each hos
fair quota Of purchasers, and the
prospects are that this season the mills
will have good ruu aud that the pro-
duction will be readily disposed Of
IMPROVEMENTS AT BULLIONvfLLE.
ELIAS Jones IL up from Bulllouville.
Nevada, where he 10 engaged with Mr..
G1dbe. The teaching mill there IL In
Toll operation on the tailings from the
old Raymond & Ely mill, and excel.
lent results ars being obtained. New
tsnks OF % tons capacity have been
nut In, the old l0.lon tanks being too
snall for the purpose. An auxiliary
iifu has been added 10 the white *
Howell furnace, and operates success.
lully In efiectipg great saving OF the
precious metal.
The company has decided 10 put In
last furnace ht Bulllonville Tor the
70 iuction OF ore, which will be shipped
the NINA nj DlUAhn
milus, there not being sufficient water
at that place.
THE ONTARIO.
Elias Morris, who has the contract
Tor rebuilding the furnaces Of the
Ontario mill, came down from Park
tity this morning. The work nj the mill
81 being rushed forward, and the furnace
VIII be completed In another week. IL
viii take bur a short time thereafter 10
prepare for again starting tho mill.
sANrErE ooLITE.
r. +. Parry IL up from Aaull today,
on business connected with the extern
slye oolito quarries which no IL en-
gagged In operating. He reports bust.
ness ~ fair as generally. Since con.
ference ho has sent 10 one nrm alone
In this oity-watson Brothors-soven
carloads Of Sanpete ooliie, or white
ffoestone.
MINERAL rATEsTs.
The following mineral patents have
been issued by the general land office:
To Michael Gibbons, 10 the Auburn
lode, In West Mountain district; to J.
II. Bamberger OF al, 10 the Sullivan
lode, In Tintic district; to J. Il. BAN.
berger ct al, TO tho Paradise lode, In |
Tintic district; TO Geo. II. Davis, to the |
Red Wing lode, In West Mountain dis. |
trici; 10 the Lead Mine company, 20 the |
June Blossom lode, Ia Went Mountain |
district; TO the Eureka Consolidated |
Mining company, 10 the Lizzie, Mars,
Dude, Dandy aud Jupiter lodes, In |
Tiutic district; TO Il. Christensen Of nj, |
10 the Mahogany lode, In Tintic dis |
ulcli TO WIN. Embeok ct al, to tho |
James q. Blaine lode, In rintio dis. |
,rlv6 TO James Chapman Of nj, TO the |
Black Dragon lode, In Fish springs |
district; u l.. Kulk0wski ct al, 10 the |
Wedge lode, In FlsE Springs district; |
g. WIN. Embeok elNIl, To the Plutus |
lode, In Tinlic district.
Patents 10 coal lands have also been
issued 10 J. W. Ealer 10 100 acres In |
section II, township 10 south Of range |
9 east, AMI TO David Harris TO 100 acres |
In section SS, In township 80 south OF
range 10 west.
MOTHS.
The report comes from North Tlntlc |
that the ledge In the Gold Blossom |
mine has again been discovered. When |
mat found II was worked and gave out |
suddenly. James Chapman OF A mori.
can FORK reports that tue new dacov- |
cry Ia about 100 feet east Of tbs original |
discovery, aud that the new deposit |
Il even richer In the precious metals |
and more extensive than the titst rnd.
For u short time this morning tho |
people along Second Weit street, south |
Of Fifth South, Imagined that the city |
watelmastor had turned s0mo water In |
the bitches In that vicinity Tor irTlga. |
ton purposes, but II soon DEVELOPS |
that the stream came from q water |
main that had burst on Filth South, |
between First anu Second West streets. |
Thc break was repaired today.
Attic annual meeting OF the Rich. !
wlud and Anaconda Consolidated |
Aulng company Stockholders, held In |
tnr office OF w. Q. b. Allen on Mon. |
i'y afternoon, tho following directors |
Nttv elected 3. w. Morrison, pregi. |
uru'. John IL. MoChryslal, vice.pre,i.
uru5 J.. j. Stewart, treasurer, w. !
q. o. Allen, secretary; L.. A.
Wal, T.. h, BosIwiok aud George
Wvitvryelt.
Casper Wyoming, tho western
terminus OF the Chicago q Northwest
trn railway, IL having veritRble
huum, owing TO the recent discovery Of |
iten milling gold In Casper mountain, |
WE'VE mileg south OF the town, /
hotels aud boarding houses are
crowded, and II " stated that all |
HVNllRnle oonveyAnces have g0oa |
,lNnlc In trsnsportlng prospectoIs 70
TIC new claims.
Phmni1, Arizona, Go-iHe: A Mexi.
ctn came into Phmnix last night and
reported the greatest strike ever made
90 ms country. Ons anu a half miles
orth Of the north end OF Granite
range anu about two miles south VI
lue Desert Wells In Yuma county, an
lmmense vein Of gold ore, he SAYS. has
cen discovered by Mexican wvod.
choppers. The vein Il la iron and |
luatli over three hundred lee, viii,
snd averages from assays made at the
N3nenzR mine at HAIqua Hala. sls7J |
atnu Ia gold. Great excitement pr,.
wallis In tho Vicinity Of tue Harcuvar
talge.
Nawllusi Wyoming Iournas The
Iusiers OF the 1Green, Grant AM
'ulufRlO RivpT NavtyatI,,, .-,..-