Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-08
MINES And MINING.
The nsstins Of Nine Owners and
Operators Postponed till Tuesday.
TIE STAR COMES 10 TIE FRONT.
Ballion.Beck Remaius Closed.--nan.
--ock Mill Running sioux Group
Shat Dowu.-Othpr Matters.

NuNt HNM VlufT hhANNiHs
Those Engaged in the mining In
dusty who assembled at the Chamber
OF C0mmerce building last evening, In
response to q call for meeting, were
aomowhat disappointed at nniing the
hall closed against them. The reason
for this was said to be ,nat no arrange
mcnts had Desn made To nave
Il otherwise. The mining mon
however decided 10 meet at tho court
house. and weudod their way thither.
MrA. Hanauer called the assomblaHV
TO orjer,aud A. +. Holden was chosen
a,crstary. some slrcassiou was held
ae q, the order Of proceedings, ana It
was decided 10 adjourn the meeting
uutll Tuesday evening next, ~ that u
larger attendance could be secured. a
committee, Consisting Of Thomas j.
Almy, J. Is. Rawlings and a l..
hyde, WINS appoin.e1 70 prepare u call
Dr macs meeting Of uth minets
aud oh intoio,led Ia the mining In.
austry.
The committee secured tho Theatre
r. Wcuuotdly evening, aud the
meeting viii be- held on that date in
t,,aI " Tuesday. Everybody Is M
yittd.
THE STAR Gltso AHEAD.
Tbs directors Of the Star Mining
company have got aflaira into gooi
shape again. The recent losses the
company has had TO sustain, by tho
IIruing OF tho hosting worKs mt tbs
lulun and the unusual quantity OF
water which iutericrci with the work.
asa, made u necessary 10 thoir success
inYt On extension OF time should be-
secured from the former owners u the
STAR claim. Negotiation, 10 effect
tlis purpose were entered into, anu
fgaluont meetings on the subject were
upld ~ the directors. Yesterday af,rr.
iuun it was announced that these
negotiations had been brought 10 a
tg.itlctOry conclusion, anu tue board
nt once decided on It's plans Tor the
lulutc,
The haisting works will be rebuilt,
iIt nor 10 pre-oni, as the mine can he
worked % d considerable extent inde.
pendent Of these. Operations viii be
carrie nu IN the tunnel aud cross cut,
auu good force Of men 0u Kept ON.
ploycd. Now that matters have been
arranged the outlook for the company
Is very encouraging.
IRON THE GRIzzLY.
Isaac Jouuings, prosi lent OF the
Grizzly Mining company, has returned
ftOm the company'8 properties at Ruby
HIN, Nevada, He feels we'll over the
outlook al the mines, aud says he
iOunu everything IN July as
good oondition Rs the superin.
tendent reported. The work Of
development will be continued
on the claims, but there will be very
little shipment # ore in the present
uusoltlel milton OF the silver mar
ket.
a carload Of ore Ia now en- route from
Ruby HUI TO Oasis, and viii Ibe here
sometime next week. 1t Ia said to
carry from 900 to 1000 ounces Of silver
TO the ton.
the SIOUX.
This Sioux group Of miues at Tintlc,
which has been a regular aging ore
producer Tor long time, 10 back
number because OF the low price Of
tuvcr. The mines have been closed
down, auI viii remain In that con.
dIilun until there IN a considerable
iA.Rs In the price OF the white metal.
MAY NOT RESUME.
Tho Bullion. Beck mine will no, 70.
sumo operations on Monday next A.
the superintendent expected would be
the case when the men were laid OF u
week ago. lhe employees have been
informed that they will be- given
another weeks holiday, 40 far ~ work
In the mine IL concerned, that II
isunc6rtain whether at that time work
viii bo resumed. The miue Is In no
danger from water, 30 there Ia no
great expense incurred while It Ia idle.
said an officer OF tho company today,
81 really DO not see how We can afford
% start I'll silver gets above 80 cents,
ana the immediate prospect Dt that
event IL not very good"
IhE HAMMOCK MILL.
Advlces from David James Of THE
city, Is now at Eva, Idaho, state
that tho BAunock mill In now in iull
operation there, and has good supply
Of orc TO work on. 1t was expected
that the first bar Of silver would bo
turned out yesterday friday. Fur.
lHtI ubWh 10 expected from MI james
GA Monday or Tuesday.
DIXIE SHELTER.
The Dixie copper smelteg near st.
Gorge has been closet down alter
.uH.t run, Tho cause IL an acct.
cut 20 tho machinery, which Will
r'ra'red In short time, when the
u.ttr VIII be started again.
NOTES.
So ore sales are now being made IN
iIr IDEAL market, the usual buyers not
tssius any ore except on contracts.
News comes from Fulford, Colorado
iGC' ledge Of quartz has been found
uHt cropping for 1900 lert, which gives
bl, l0, 1870 and l5D ounces ia gold per
ga, Hundreds Of tests Were made.
Twelve assays average 5000 per ton.
Tho camp IN wild aud mining men are
e. ming from al paris OF the country.
"a considered by old mining meu the
tl-gtsl strike known Ia the state. The
rrt iisnid to he "a tel.urium ledge, from
tuIeu 10 Ten feet wide.