Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-28

no. 'ar as Coined money BE- c1uogrnud,
but they have some of tIc pr,cioua
metal down thoro with which 90 pay
their bills, ~ shown by ,hs contents Of
a peculiar package rec wed 40 The
NIwJ onleo. IL 10 suEs tive cl tho
early days Of the gold discovery On the
Pacific c.asi, when pnymgn. fur sup.
Pile. were made Ia gold dust Accom-.
paying tho package rcl,.r1i TO wac
the following note;
TEAsDALB, Wayne County
! NuN ga 1893.
Ediior Dfscrcs AcirE
1 send you by regifloscl mail some
/ gold on account. The mau / received
1t ltom said there wac $500. Please
/ fciufu assayer's ply with the
amount OF worth, anu UuIigr
OEJHug COLEMAN.
In the package was tue FREQ gold as
1t appears alter tho quicksilver anal.
gama,iug procUlu. /, Waf placed Ia
the hands Of an assayer today, 20 that
Mt Colcman's requel, Tor bis cvtlln
cate may bo complied with.
LuHo.sroNE AND CJAL.
Provo DWpdtct: sprneyilIc,us many
/ other parts Ot our prolific Ioffitofy,
has many enthusiastic workers In the
surrounding hills, after natufo's
wealth. Dr.. petouon Is developing
/ valuable nud Of Ilho.atnno, which
from NJ appearances Will prove q DO.
| uuuzA Tor the PROTECTOR aa also tho Ter.
rllofy. The doctor bias specimens Of
| ali grades OF color from pure white 90
/ q dark brown. He haa tuu, Brocimons
10 "a number Of eastern Ilth1gmphers
| WHO nave unanimously pronounced u
| perfect with the Only oUuuiion-its
sizu IN area. "IL" say they, "you
can get Il IA large enough
blocks Il can be used on we'll as
that from Germany" Dr. Peter.
s5r furnished the PUBLISHERS Of Puck
nt thc WOfId'- Fair a sample and they
were very enthusiastic In 10 praise.
This valuable ledge ~ located ne the
charcoal kilns OF Mil Fork, In
Spanish Fork canyon, ami viii un.
uOubtedly furnish another great In.
iustry Tor Utah. Mt. Ennch CLARK,
an ontcfprising citizen of fr iugvllie,
I - NANN NNN ANHNW hNA AkAl NuAlN UNlltI
gentlemen In some fine coal prospects
In Spanish Fork canyon not over five
miles from the mouth. They nre
working q tunnel, following a y foot
vein anu have run about ~ feet 20 far,
with the quality OF coal improving ut
every foot. Even now the samples
shown are fully equal 10 the Pleasant
| Valley coal, unt seem 10 indicate the
| Castle Gate vein. The company have
contracted Tor 100 foot tunnel and
viii open up a market within few
weeks.
A NINE FmG.
Coalvlllo ChromcC On Monday the
| WasAtCh mine was opened aud the
work OF distinguishing the IRE begun.
/ Ga Tuesday they had penetrated u the
800 level 10 tho pump house, where
| the fire started anu were making good
progress. The fire has done consider.
| able damage but not as much as they
| eNI ecicd, superintendent Patmley
says they will nave no trouble IN Put.
/ tug the iigu out and thinks they can
begin getting cut coal next week. How
the fire originated Is still u mystery.
There aro many different theories. The
management when asked about IL
shake their heads Wisoly and rofute 10
say anything, which shows they think
there Is Niger on the fence.
MOTIFS.
A plat Of Lloyd's subdivision OF Salt
Lake CiIy was filed with the county
recorder this afternoon. IL comprises
lots . aud o In sections 22snd ~, town
ship nOrth, range | west, located on
/ 4 90
west OF the copper plant grounds.
Coalyille Chronicle: David Moore
returned this week from Omaha, where
he has been with shipment Of cattle,
There were eighteen car loads In the
shipment, lie reports the returns as
most satisfactory, running somewhat
higher than thH last shipment and
giving the people considerable more
than they could get here. These sales
OF cattle have been great aid 10 the
farmers Ia raising money for their
taxee.
salina PreE 10 IL generally SUP.
posed that the beaver N nearly an tx
tinct animal In Utah, However, every
once In while some hunter or trapper
secures a specimen ana brings It's melt
W nAlAhAf AfNAAAh wv lAHA tNM Weeks
Louis Jacobs has purchased some
magnificent fkIus anu viii ship them
east at an early day. Beaver pells are
worth whole lot Of money and are al.
ways In demand.
Caldwell, Idaho, Tribune: Mr.. s,
Cox has mAdea hat DAY trial with his
sagebTush grubblug machine and dem.
onstrated It's puctlcaOllity. The test
was made on a piece u ground Just out
OF Caldwell belonging To Mr.. Gipsou,
and resulted In grubhlug the brush anu
preparing Tor iced about two and a
hall acres. Eho machine cutter runs
under ground u "a depth OF about three
inches, quite deep enough for fret
blowing, aud while cutting on the
brush below the sur'aus thoroughly
ploWs the ground. Six horses anu two
men are required aud the capacity OF
the machine is four 10 five acres Der
DAY.
Bingham Bu,letH The Jersey
Blue mine Ia Cottonwood guloh, which
has been operated for the pact year
by Messrs. Harrington ana Moore, will !
soon be- taken hold Of by new parties,
80 We undorstand, who viii drive the |
main tunnel ahead. There are some |
rich ore bodies on this property, A
rich and extensive body OF load ore |
has been encountered In the 8SO.leyel |
OF the Dalton and Lark. The ore