Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-15
SEWER Mines Will Loon up With a
RilEay There.
DEMONSTRATION AT runrKh
The Federated Ira les After Marshal
BcntoH's scaIp.-lliniug
Notes.

At present they can only be worked to
"A disadvantage, aud this coniition
will remuin until the Il. q. W. or
aome other railway builds line into
that section.
Urhcn matters will change" eays
Mr.. geermilIer. "There Ia the Branch
mine, which Ia a magnificent property.
There IL an immense body OF orc In
eight, and we believe that AZ soon 10
It eau bs properly worked Il Will DO
developed into another Ontario.
"rhe Bully Roy and Webster IL also
taking out paying orc, aud IL working
regularly. Ii ~ an excellent mine.
They have mill there uuu get along
belt than some Vt the OthttB. Then
there are tue Gfassh0ppef, SEWER, and
several more, which have plenty Of
good grade orc. IranslOfla Ion
iacilily is the great need at present for
their development. When these are
provided the mines down there viii be
operated rroiitably anu successfully"
DEMONSTRATION or MINERS.
Tonight the Miners Union ut
Eureka propose ~ have public
demonstration in the interest Of tnv
miuem aud againBt tho policy Of the
Bullion. Beck company. Several salt
Lake parties have been specially III
vitei to go down TO Eureka aud make
some epeechts.
AFTER THE MARSHAL.
The Federated Trades now demand
the removal of u, =, Marshal Benton
He had prisoner named ROurk In the
yrnitertiafy. This individual had
served as "trusty," and at the expifa-
ton OF his tenn OF imprisonment was
released. Ho had borrowed $3.50 before
his trial, and, when he fogRined his
liberty stated 10 the marshal that he
was anNiOua 10 get work 10 that he
might pBy tue debt oil. On this, the
mRTshal advised him TO apply Al the
BulllOu-B Beck mine, aud recommended
him M reliable muu.
For this action the Federated Trades
have decided that Marshal Benton IL
unit Tor his official position. Al their
meeting last evening they adopted the
following resolution:
whereas. The United States Marshal Is
an icsrHppointcd By tho President tho
United States for the purpose OF pre-
serving tho peaua la the Territory Of
which he IN appointed; aud.
Whereas, There being at present cor.
tnin disagreement between tho Miners
Union at Eureka and tho mine owners of
inc Buliion-Bcck nnd Champion mino,
and,
Whereas. United atos MarAhM Bon
ton sen. an ox-convict to said mine
owners as u person 10 be relied upon,
constituting himself an employment
ngent for said mine owners, aud by his
action melting rupture OF tho poaco OF
tntd community; therefore, DO Ii
Resolved. That said United States Mar
hhal LA. Benton has ovorstepped the limit
ofhis autl GRITTY In thus recommending an
oN-convict, VIII has served NJ Toast two
terms In prison, TO said Bullion Beck
and Champion Mining company, usurp-
ing tho right VI an employment Office
and causing blttor feeling TO oxlst In tho
Town OF Eurokai therefore DO Il fur
Their
Resolved, That by so doing no cauno,
execute tho law In an impartial manner,
~ by his oath of ollioo ho has sworn to
do. and n not ii TO longer hold tho posi-
ton of which he has by his action violat-
ed tho oath thereof; therefore DO It
further
Resolved, That copy OF these rosolu.
tlons DO sont to the President OF the
United States; n copy TO be furnished
each Of tho daily papers aud n copy DO
laid before tho Utah Federated Trades
and Labor Council tor tnoir approval In
consuming the conduct and action Of
United States Marshal Benton.
THE BULLIoS.
The Bullion mine at Stockton, which
is being worked under lease by Fraley
Brothers and Gundry, IL reported as
doing remarkably well. About
strike OF orc was made Ia the shalt at
200 feet In depth. Since that time
arm has been run on the orc $50
feet aud about 75 feet In on the drin
winze was sunk 70 feet. At the bot.
tom OF the Wine the vein Is feet
wide. The DRIFT anu Wine are all In
ore, which Is lead carbonate, carrying
about twenty ounce. In silver to the
ton. Fifteen men are at present en-
plOyed In the mine. The last ship
ment u ore from the property sold for
about SS2 per ton.
NOTES.
Colonel james Hutchinson, OF San
Francisco, has purchased the Molly
Mathleen mine nj Ctipple Greek, Col,
for 5000 The main shaft IN down
1900 feet, and four feet vein Of ore
which runs from one to four ounces oil
gCll per ton has been uncovered.
HALEY (Idahol Times: A lot of
miners u the q, V. Is. company who
have been working in ore were laid oil
yesterday, and came TO town. The
roads ARE 30 soft that 1t IL impossible % |
got horse over them, aud the men
were compelled to walk, sinking 20
their knees In water and slush at every
step. They were IA wet rs they could |
te ON reaching town. These men were
lain OIL because the dumps and mill
ana ufllls are choked with ore that
cannot Do hauled until the roads dry.
A Helena MdepeHdcnt correspond.
ent, writing from Sappington under
date Of April 10th, SAYS that Dan
Mack and Charles Lunbeck struck a
lteu on SAND Creek, Madison county,
lew days ago, about four inches Wide,
mat oli-timere estimate will run S20,-
900 per ton IN golJ. Tue gold ID all
coarse, IA SIS from No. o to BIB. shot,
The Duncan boys, ia tbs same
vicinity, ct nu assay from their lead
Of $3.50 gold, and John A. Pashley am
nssay from his ad OF 5000 in gold.
Several other discoveries arc reported
10 have asssyed nearly US well.
1t IL reported that g. +. Boyle has
again started for his mining property
In the south TO where no made "A lrip
hut nhors time ngo,says the Ephraim
Enterprise. lie brought with him ON
h,N return some line specimens from
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