Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03

Mstsop, Erlok job neon, Edward Lss.
renee. The Injured are; Michsei
EcLIndon, head cut and lett les
.mashed 20 that IL was anputatod Ter
he rssched the hospital; his inluries
may provc fain. George JohnsUu,
lcr spfalued aud bruised, AMI severely
,ut about the head A. Gust,
ankle severely bruised. There
vas no warning aud no chance of
escape, ~ quickly and suddenly did 10
happen, Before those who were near
could turn at the sound OF the falling
rock, II was all over, and thcir com.
pauiope undernenih had not lime 10
give onu cry OF prayer ior hulp. The
reve.in was ut the head OF tue tunnel,
where the muukefs were nj wnff. The
rocka had been examined only the day
before, aud had been pronounced
secure, and tue men were working
under them with n feeling OF peffec
safety. Six dflllors, who we're work.
Ing near, escaped without accident.
These called Tor help and Immediately
vent % work 10 assist those who were
In slght. After getting tureu men out
they began 10 dig for those completely
buflud under the innis, anu iouud the
mnnglod remains OF three more Of
their comrades.
NOTES.
The boring ola well for gas al Ogden
was resumed yesterday.
A block Of Y. G. ~. 1. stock changed
hands to-day at sl85 por share.
A desperate nsht occurred at the
Needles, California, on Nodnesday,
I'm which T.. Halpin, proprietor VI ihe
Rawhidc mines, shot and severely
wounded James DIgan. Halpin IN
wskiny hls escape was purtusd by
Deputy Shu-iG Frank kcyes. Hslpiu
opeued FIRE LJon Keyes, but keycs,
being tue hes marksman Ia the
county, shot halpin twice through
tho body. Halpiu cannot recover.
Dugan's chances At favorable.
The Lander Wyoming, Express says;
A private letter from tho north gives
quite glowing account OF the pros.
poets of the new mining belt In the
Sunlight basin, situated In the UN-
treme northern part Of this county.
All who have visited Il are unanimous
In che opinion that n great camp Will
soon he developed there. Fremont
coudty mas mines In every part OF Il
AMI time and development work will
prove Il the beat mining country In the
west.
The smllh's Fork Mining aud Mil.
Ing company filed articles u incoTp0r.
alton with tue secretary OF Wyoming
Thurs Jay. lhs capital STOCK b placed
nj $500, 700, and thu principal place Of
business 10 EvauAt1u, Wyoming. The
trustees Tor tue irst year are. Frances
X. Harrison, Johu w. 5tonof, a. ID.
Chamberlain and n. II. Smsll. The
purpose Of the com any IL 10 carry on
n general mining aud milling business
In the ttatc. Oflioua arc 10 be msiu.
teined Ia Denver SAT- Lake and
Omaha.
Vernai Erpresg VIM. Donohor and
~ Stephens came down rom the
mines Sunday. Mr.. Dononer says
that the prospects are very favorable
for tnai settlement Of the suit pend.
Ing In the courts, in favor uf tho COM
pauy he Representa-. There II plenty
" ore that pays n good proft when
shipped, and the working OF the mine
VIII be quits aa0utcp of revenue 10 the
citizens OF UintAh county as well a.
the owners by their furnishing sup.
plies 10 the miners who will have 10 30
employed. Dyer, one " the rrpresen.
tativeh OF the miues, II on his way ia,
aud 10 expected daily.
Boise, Idaho, Statesmam a new
ten.stamp mill II 10 10 ersutoi In the
Dixie mining camp near MOunt,iu
Home. The machinery arrived a few
days ngo AZ the latter place aud yes.
terdAy the work Of hauling II 10 the
camp commenced. The mill 10 being
put IN by V. Van Beyer and Il. A.
stewart, mining men, who but recent.
ly came 20 Idaho from Nebraska.
These gentlemen own three minea NJ
Dixie and have bonds on several
others. Tue ore there runs we'll In
gold ana silver aud Mes,fs. Van
Bever aud Stewart arc confident a
little work will accomplish marvellous
results At Dixie, They have aoms ore
cut now, Tho mill viii be started A.
soon a. 10 10 IN readiness. The gentle.
men viii make a cleanup IL the end
oi 4 thirty dsys' run aud lfthe resuIt
10 anything like they expect thoy Will
vt onoJ purchase ali the mines thew
have bonded.
sALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 s930,0l4.
The total cleasings for tho week ng .
sregated 81 ,0il, 503.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
Now York-sllysr. 500 c; lead, $500.
London-Silyeb sid.
Mccormick & 90. received today,
silver and lead ores, $4,000.
II. II. Jones q Co. received today; |
3ulllon, $500; ores, $1,000. Total, !
W. A. Hodges had ia Tor assay today |
mo lot Of Horn Silver ore, IFS tons. |
wo lots Of bullion.Beck ore, % tome |
nj three other controls.
w, q. Nj. steward had IN for assay |
oday one lot Of Bullion. Beck ore. II |
ons, ono lot OF Mascot ore, and two |
1her controls.
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Two Villages Dspopuiaiod.