Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

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DIVIDING WARRANTS AGAIN.
Auditor Riyb1uil says that holIprs
90 Ciiy warrants who come 70 him tU
have them dividci into sm Her
am0unte viii be- accommodated ifoc 90
charge with one exception. rhis oX.
cCpIuu Will tu In TIE case " one 60
tlr paving companies whose repre-
sentniycs, Mr.. liaybuuil says, have
maze ttcusvivts 30 Objectionable by
their auttciutic bearing when iuiuE
business with the office that 10 even
charge them u Zoe Tor changing the
warrants is letting them OF too easily.
10 IL evident that tho present tuu "
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tho nudiiuf'- office. IL is also probable
that when the muNur'a attention f.
called % II he viii give tur necessary
ftliofby m,siug usr Of some clerk from
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regulation time each day.
NOTES.
In Pierce city, Idaho, which hes
been for year ~ "a state uf comparative
Inactivity, some oil gold mines have
been fCUpvnud, aud as now disc1vcriv-
have brought uut richer ory than was
known TO exist ia tue locality, quite
a boom has b cen started.
For the pact three wecau Charlcsand
Frank Cooper have hpbu prospecting
on the old Buffalo quartz claim, near
Idaho CITY, Idaho. About thiuy
Ytars ago shuit was runk on the
leIge, but there was not sufficient gold
% pay TOT the working. Tho Cooper,
however, succeeded iu discovering, 800
feet east Of the thHn, a ledge which is
very rich In Tree goi aud tho work OF
taxing out the orc was begun this
week.
Taylor & 5Atterhcli, Of Buffalo, New
YORK, have filed a suit Ia the Third
district court OF Idaho agaius. J. 80.
Jones, II. h. simmons aud II. w.
Purdum NJ Boise. The amount sued
for Is $50, i7B, and In the proceeding.
an attachment has been placed ulGn
5000 acres Of land belonging 10 the
defendants and their stock In the
Ridvuhaugh canal, The PLAINTIFF have
been purchasing land from the de.
PENDANTS, and have secured nlreRdy
$500 acres. The 1900 acres attached,
they claim, should h we been turned
over 10 them for tue amount OF each
which they have paid 10 the defend.
ants.
Logan Nations Foteman Don Kim.
ball, Ut the KgU-CaChc mine, n down
from that claim, spending few days
with his family. Mr. KimbAll iufoTm.
us that every thing In anu about the
R0ch.Csche IL showing up nicely hud
the company has every reason TO feet
encouraged. During ths las. few days,
In sinking depth OF ten foot the vein
has wi4enUu from twI 10 nix ieUi, on
the hfty.hvo loot level, anu H. rapidly
improving in every way. This mine
will undoubtedly make itself frlt Ia
this county Ia tue near future aud nj
the same time Will give a good impetus
10 other mining property In the yicin-
ity.
Mt. Pleasant Iyramd r. Whit.
taker went up 10 salt Lake lSft week
10 zee the copper plant mpuuy In re-
gard 10 MIR. Whlttakef'H cyu uauy mine
In Tintic, Mr.. Green, the general
manager, was not IN Salt Lake then,
but his acting manager expressed him.
self M highly pleased with the ore, ami
cal that as soon ~ Mr. Green r..
turned he would undoubtedly immeui-
ately give this matter his attention. II
II vast body Of good ore, and win
probably be- among the leading slip-
pers 10 the Hmoltefs. Several Mt.
Pleasant parties are interested In cop
per mines In Tintlc, anu they are look.
Ing forward with much anticipation 10
the beginning OF operations Of the
smelter.
Cheyenne Sun; News IL received
every day Of the discovery Of some
new gold mines IN this state. The fact
Ia that Tor great many years this
state hrs been Neglected. Tue claims
Of Col0taiO,always beyond fultlllment,
have kept many people away from "a
state that was Haiu 10 contain nothing
but fued lot cattle aud sheep. The latest
hnd Is IN Uiutn county, along Sheep
creek, aud the ore, which ~ In quartz
rock, II pronounced by experts 90 be-
tho fiohCbt gold orc yet discovered In
the state. PfUepeClOrs are now roaming
over the state by the hundreds ami IL II
safe SAY that before the storms OF win.
ter drive them 10 shelter that some Of
the Richest depasi's " gold that have
yet been fOunl Ia this West viii be- un.
eaTthed. Many people have pinned
their faith h this state, not on It's vast
ranges, but upon the long lIht " r..
sources that fully equals the claims OF
any state Ia tho Union.
sALT LAKE CLEARING HOusR.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amOu ntod 10 .sl ilOG
TuDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New YorE-Sl.yer, 73c.
IUnIuu-NllyHr, aaC.
wells, Fargo a CO-leaj, zoe.
Received toduyi Muugo bullion,
1851.
ORE AND BULLION.
Mccormick n o.. received today,
Hanauer bullion, silver Bud lead ~,
$500, gold bars, $4,000, Total s77OO.
4. x. Jones ~ Go. received today.
Ores, $4,000; bullion, $1,000. Total,
tB7OO,
A "lOusewarming' at Brighton.