Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-01

day at the Denver exchange, says the
Nous. II II n heavy lead ore, of the
Kind much preferred by the Denver
Hmelters, anu som what scnrce since
the closing down Of n number Of lead.
silver MINIS In Utah aud Idaho. where
the production has fallon of 30 per
cent as compared with last year. The
Pennsylvania IL located above the
town OF Montozuma. When the roads
are In good order this mine will ship
from sovcnty-ilve TO 100 tons per day.
GOLD STRIFE.
a dispatch from Quay, Colorado,
snys: The most important strike of
this season, aud from present indlca.
lions promises 10 be Que OF the greatest
mines on Gold hill, was mad. ON
Thursday In the Popullst claim ear
the Cascade and within sight Of this
city. The claim was worked IN 1857
~ w. j. Bushman, but has had but
little done since until laat September,
when II wa, taken up by Gus Gus h.
man and +. l.. Cheney, who at the
end Of asevonteen.fo foot tunnel sttu X
a six-foot vein In five f.ot OF shale,
nesaylng forty-two ounces silver, and
one loot OF quartz which g. Thoroughly
imptgnnted with free gold. There
has be- no assay yet, but Il will run
into the thousands. This strike has
caused much excitement aud hundreds
have visiteI the mine today.
NOTES.
Ionstantin Heusch, n well known
mining expert, died on Friday night
at Sau Francisco, just after retiring.
The cause Of his demise was heart
disease.
a dramatic association has been
organized In Lehl, with Prime Evans
as PRESIDENT, Tueo. Best vice. president
and business manager, Sarah Evaut
secretary and treasurer, Nj. w. Ingalls,
stage manager, and J. Il. Gaddie
musical director.
Louis Kulkowski, superlnten lent Of
the Emma mine Mt Fish Springs, Will
not believe In the Deep Creek rsiiroa
I'LL he sees II building. The reason for
his skepiicism IL that there has beon 40
much talk about the road. Hs states
that another shaft has been sunk on
the Emma mine, and 1t viii be con.
nected at the bottom with the frat one,
aud ARRANGEMENTS made for good ven.
tilntion. Work Ia now stopped on the
irst shaft, which 10 down $40 feet,
owing to bad air.
Prof. Bernhart has on exhibition at
his Office In Denver, n large piece OF
vanadanite from the Mammoth mine In
Eastern Arizona. The professor de.
clares that this metal IL worth Sill 200
per pound, or 500 per ounce, anu that
only four specimens can 10 found In
the United States, two Of which are
now In this city. IL Ii used for dying
high grade silks, giving n color that Is
indelible. Tho specimen at the pro.
fessor's Office was found In pocket OF
the Mammoth, OF which mine his son
Is superintendent.
The announcement comes from
Carson, Nevada, that the spring there
sis very backward. All fruit trees
have been held IN bud for some weeks
and the fruit crop Will be- late. The
slow season will permit fruit to escape
irosts, thus insuring good results.
Pasture tracts arc beginning TO show
good grass, hut IL IN nearly month
late. The ground l. saturated with
moisture, the mountain tops are COW
cred with snow, storage reservoirs are
well filled, ana Nevada will produce
the heaviest crops In years."
A San Bernsrdino, CAL, dispatch Of
April 9Th, sayt: What promises to be-
one OF the Richest mining properties
ever opened up In this part OF the
country IL now being worked In the
Morougo district by Charles w. Allen
Of this city, the riches, samples assay.
ing $1,000 per ton. The claim Is AN old
one, discovered eleven years ago by Il.
NJ. Livingston, and finally abandoned.
IL was recently relocated by Allen,
who discovered rich vein In making
assessment work. This mine L. In
close proximity 10 the Rose mine,
which has paid 100000 In dividends
this wintHr.
9ALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
To1ay's clearing house exchanges
amounted to s9Sl $50; same day lest
year, si53,6l2. Decrease, Sl72,052.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-Silyer, s3ic; lead, s3.95.
London-Sllver, 3s T.lJd.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo Il Co. received today.
Mlng0 bullion, s2O,22l.
II. II. Jones IL Co. received tod az:
Ores, $500; bullion, s74OO. Total sl2,.
700.
Mccormick & Co. rccel we'd today:
Silver and lead ores, $4,000; Hanauer
bullion, $500. Total $1,000.
Asssyer Hodges had In for testing
today llB tons OF Horn Silver ore, anu
Ave other controls.
w. q. NJ. Steward had In today for
assay three lots OF old Jordan ana
Galena ore, 72 tons; Que lot Ophir Hin.
23l tons. one lot Old Telegraph. ~
tons, one lot Wilson, tons, ana I OF
ton OF Foote ore.
J. w. Currie had In for assay today
two lots Of Vespasian ore, tons.
william Fuller's Funeral.
The funeral o! the late William