Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-10

all should contribute. There arc over
thirty thousand people who can each
contribute to general fund at least ono
dollar We want half tho amount TO
De extended 10 advance the cause
OF silver and this amount will be-
turned over To W. Il. Inmns. Richard
Macintosh aud A. T.. Hyde, ~ trustees
for the disbursement Of said fund We
want the other half OF the fund 10 be-
used for the general good u the city ~
Indicated above aud that VIII ho turned
over 10 y. G. Coukliu. W. a.. Hubbard
and Wendell Benson, presidents OF tine
Real Estate Exchange, Chamber of com.
morce and Business Mons association.
Each bank and daily newspaper will bo
authorized to receive subscriptions and
authorized collectors will can as. tho
city. ono dollar apioco ought to he
chcerfuliy contributed. We believe tho
people will respond promptly. 10 t. our
duty u ought To DO our pleasure to por-
form o..
silver must be helped, our cl,y's ropu-
taiion Is nj stake. Lot b. go 10 the world
that salt lake city has raised thirty
Thousand dollars by popular suhscrip.
ton aud the energy VI the people will bo
npplaudtd nll over the West. Aslcop nn
longer We will be 90 wide awake that we
will catch an advancing prosperity that
VIII carry NJ So far ahead Of other places
thatsoon hottur times will boz horU JOY
Will 'ako the place Of sadness, confidence
VIII return and with ell, pr recognized as
just money, brighter days viii dawn for
this community
Lot every loyal man. woman and child
assist and our efforts will be- crowned
with success.
THE MASS MEETING.
The csmmittcB who have the matter
Ia hand are working up tin nass meet.
ing Tor Wednesday evening in the
IbeateF, and arranging ~ have everys
thing prepared for tho c0miot, OF {
large audience that will assemble.
Evefy peuOn who II interested in
tho country IA invited ~ be present
promptly at $ O'Clock.
Promiueut gentlemen who are thor.
0ughly acquainted with the silver
and financial question will be In Mt.
tendance and address tue Meeting,
oni resolutions giving expression to
the will VI the people on the vital issue
10 be considered VIII be adopted.
DEVELOPING COAL MINES.
Special Diipaitl 70 ne NEws.
DOUGLAS, wyo., July g.-The Inez
Coal company which was Incorporated
yesterday viii ut once increase the
plant and fully develop the coal mine
near Douglas. Colonel DrFnrest
Richards has Interested a number OF
Sioux City capitalists in the enter.
prise.
sTorpED FOR WATER.
sgssiii Dispatch 10 nc NEws.
SARATOGA, wyo., July 0.-work at
-Four Mile Will have u btIp on account
" the scarcity VI water. The Four
Mile mining company, The Elkh0rn
aud the Gold valley company nave a..
ready stopped mining, but tho latter
company has force Of men nj work
Qua ditch which they hope TO com.
plelo this season.
the u. T.. AFTER a NINE.
special Dispatch 10 ne Nrwa
RAwLtNs, wyo., July 0.-Thc
Union Pacific Railroad Company is
negotiating TOR toe purchase Of the
Dillon coal mine thrcu miles BOuth OF
Rawliue. Tue railroad company hns
already secured tho option on several
valuable coal properties In this section
within the past lew monlhe.
NOTES.
Coaiyillo Chronicle: Conner Thomaa
IA opening Ny "A coal mine about u mile
south Of town aud Just west OF the
Dexter claim. This claim has uern
prospeoted very little. lie IL WORKING
II by means OF q slope now ln 9j feet,
aud has struck coal. lie uxpuets 20
have the propurly In condition to
ship coal by sept. LIT, ami IN very
hopeful OF developing good mine.
The Challis, Idaho, Siiusr Mas.
scHgCr ssyH News OF a rich
golI strike has reached this
office. Tho discovery was made
ono DAY last week nj G9ldburg, Or tue
upIet emit OF pahsimatt valley, by
Mts'rs. Blame ana Gallagher. We
are reliably Informed the rock l. free
milling anu assays sij5 Ia gold. Con-
siderable excitement pTeynlls In that
district and many locations are being
made.
Boise, Idaho, StdtcsmdM LycuTgus
Vineyard, the attorney, has returned
hhilt llhlh II AlltNH Ait says kilt uAns
ing outlook IA that vicinity la very
gloomy. Two or three Oi the principal
mines are still wording under Gliding
scale VI wages, which tbs miners very
s0nsibly accepted. the Red Elephant, !
Of which q. V. Began h manager, has |
an agreement with the men by which |
thuy are 10 receive $500 a day when |
silver IL So cents or over, 81 when be. |
tween 50 and So cents, $500 when the |
price oI the white metal is anywhere !
between 10 and 80 oonte, aud 81 be.
tween 90 and 10 cents. Should silver |
fail below 80 the mines are 70 be closed |
down. The ReI Cloud, OF which Lyt. |
Teton Price Ia experimentation, has a
similar arrangement with the miners. |
Rawlins, Wyoming, Journal, s.b; |
Yesterday afternoon NJ, w. Diu1n ana !
q. h, Dodge made one OF the most i'm. |
poTtant discoveries Of ruoAut years IN |
tho vicinity Of RAwlinB-no loss than
an immense deposit OF soda, |
known M far a. prospeGted TO extend |
over thirty acres, and OF unknown
depth. The flud Ia almost due north
from town, aud Is pronounced by local
eNpefls o. be far superior 10 the Johns
town product anu equally M good AS
the soda from the q u soda lakes. a
hole WAS sunk three feet on the ned,
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