Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-06


Spencer, f. a. Virtue and w. IL.
Hubbard.
Committee on Municipal Lave, I'm.
provcmonts and 10 Encourage In
dustrlog--H. &. Lett, II. +. Colborn
aud j. \. Lynch.
w. Il. Hubbard was appointed treas.
ufer OF the exchange. j. NJ. Kennedy,
harvey Hardy, :. u. Cody, A.
Hughes and T.. W. senior we're ap.
pointed committee 10 district the city,
nud all the members OF tho exchange
wore dcslgnatod "a committee 10 rustle
subscriptions for the Deep Creek rail.
way. A. =. FeTl, Harvey Hardy, J.
u. Lynch, W. +. Hubbard aud Fred
trimmer were appointed committee
TO confer with the Chamber Of Com.
motoe, tho Business Meme association
anu tue Manufacturer association,
WIN regard to eending u man TO
ohlcngO 70 advertise Utah, and o..
peelallr salt Lake city. The meeting
then adjourned.
NOTES.
The Houty mountains Is reported by
Michael ManOney 10 DO a good mining
country and only neoda DEVELOPMENT.
The aourcity Of water there IL great
drawback 10 mining. Mr.. Mahoney
brought sample OF ore which assnyod
hity'eight ounces Ia silver and $40 In
gold per ton.
Two Brigham City residents, Peter
Wlf0n aud Nels Hanson, report bav-
Ing discovered ore on PrOmotOry Hill,
nt tue north end Of Great Salt Lake.
An assay Of the sample they had
showed ~ per cent. copper, 20 ounces
0fsilvor to the ton, and o small per
cent. OF lead.
A few days sgo George Cramor and
Bert Orchard made discovery two
miles below Idaho city, Idaho, OF
what 10 supposed to be TIN mine. A
largo landslide had taken place on the
stoep hillside south OF California
guieh, which exposed n ledge
containing large quantities OF blue.
black metal that IL said ~ stanu all
the tots !or tin. They will lmmedi.
aieiy commence development work on
Il.
A dispatch from PhmniE, Arlzonn,
says; The LARGEST anu most substantial
milling, mining Investing aud dc.
veloling enterprise ever organized In
In this section Of the country has lust
placed It's articles Of INCORPORATION on
record. II IA called the salt River and
ella Valley Land, Water, Mining aud
Milling company, with capital Of
sl,0OO,000, ana will operate nuly ia
Ariz)Da. &. II. Grny OF this city anu
enc Of the oldest mining men ia the
outhwost, also one OF the original
owners OF tho BgnaIzI, Il president,
John w. Parmelee, OF Denver, Vice
PRECEDENT; II. II. Miller, late recorder
Of san Diego, Gala, general manager;
his son, q. A. Miller, secretary, AMI
Hnmpden Story, OF San DIEGO, attor.
ney. The prominence and SUCCESS OF
the men engaged make II the strongest
company Of the kind that has ever
operated In the country, and as they
will tnku hold AT once In the devotion.
ment OF several mining and wHtrr
storage properties, much benefit will
accrue TO the territory.
The Salt Lake brick and tile manu-.
featuring company has announced IT,
intention OF erecting extensive works
at North Salt Lake, close to the copper
plant site, and the plans for the build
ings have beon prepared. Rs
garding feature connected with
this enterprise yesierday's Lehi Bai-
nor nayt: The article In last week,s
Issue about proclaim clay has brought
out the fact that we have very gu.
periOr quality OF this clay Ia the hills
ust north OF Lehi Junction. A com.
pnny OF eastern capitalists under the
direction OF Mr.. Otto Hudson recently
examined this and other claims ip our
Vicinity aud were surprised and pleased
ut what they saw. They intoud erect
ing plant for tho manufacture OF
brick and tile and will use material.
found near here. They have been
given ton ncroa At North Salt Lake for
their plant and have gone east to pur.
chase machinery. We believe that II
is not yet too lato for Lehi to secure
this plant II we are willing 10 make an
effort. The raw material IL here I'm
abundance and this city should offer
these men some inducement TO locate
here. IL Ia well worth great effort ns
the works viii employ 100 men thu
year round"
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO Sl07,0i7.
The returns for the week aggregated
81, 5O5,93O.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-Silyor, $50; lead, $500.
London-Silyei, IS 6.l6i.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a Go. received today:
Mingo bullion, $40, $50.
A. II. Jones X Go. received today:
Bullion, $4,000.
Assuyer Hodges had In for testing
today one lot OF Caroline ore, "a toua,
and three other controls.
Assayer Curr!e had In today for
testing two lots Of Magnolia ore, 70
tons,
w. q. NJ. Steward had In today for
assay one lot Of New Highland ore,
i3 tons, one lot OF Caroline ore, ~ tons,
aud two lots Of Magnolia ore, 90 tons.