Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-15
RUSTLING FOR THE SD, 900,
YIeOfOuS Canvass for Land 10 BG-
change for Tho Cily'S Cash.
THE REAL ESTATE MEN ORGANIZE.
Location OF Safe WorLs.-Ncwion's
Tin Mlne.--O,her
Items.
he REAL ESTATE MEN ORGANIZE.
oANvAssIHa FOR LAND.

canvass OF the entire city, for contribu'
tlons OF land to transfer to the
city In lieu OF the s2o,OOO
which the municipal council has nppro.
prlated for the purpose, aud which VIII
make u part OF tho bonus OF 100000
for the copper refinery. The city was
divided into six districts, aud a COM
miitee assigned to each as follows:
First dis.rlct--All that part OF the
city lying east Of Main street aud be.
tween South Temple and Ninth
South streets. Committeo--J. II.
Liuck, Z. ID. Cady, j. Wales, IL. g.
Lett, WIN. Fuller, George Brown, b.
r. Hicsok, J. Il. Corker and q. II.
EBowlden.
Second distriot-All Of the city from
Main street west TO the Jordan river,
and between South Temple and Ninth
South streets. Committeo--F. W. Rose,
@. A. Grauhsr, @. S. Groesb,ck, j. II.
Clivo,W. P.o'Meara, Paul d Hughes,
G, II. Aikon.
Third diatriot-All OF the city west
OF Main street aud north OF South
Teuple to the city limits. Committee
iwArd How're, Il. II. Towndrsw, ~.
a'olsom, H.. n. Aver, Il. y. Cone, w.
G. Is. Allen, A. j. White and 3. b.
Westerfeld.
Fourth dlslrict--All OF the city east
OF Main Street and north OF South
Temple TO the city limits, including
Poppeft0n Place. Com nittee-b. l..
Kelsey, Jackson Bolton, John Weir,
j. T. Lynch, l.. NJ. Earl, Dunshee &
Rsiney and j. +. Jack.
Fiith district--Ali subdi visions east
OF the Jordan river aud south OF Ninth
South street, within the city limits. Com.
mitteo-O. T.. Pratt, L.. T.. Newell, II.
=. q. Coates, Henry Buford, Miller &
Miller, Il. r.. Hiatt, \. +. Spencer, w.
II. Mcclure, Yeadon * Heath, +. A.
Virtue and George NJ, Cannon.
Sixth Distrlct-Ail subdivisions west
Of tue Jordan river aud within the
city limits. Committee--J. J. Corum,
j. Il. Thompson, j. II, Watts, j. II.
Whalon anu j. X. Gillespie.
These committees are reques,el ~ re-
port progress to Sec'y Waits each day.
They Will also mold n meeting t0mor-
row at 10 n. M, at the secretaiy's Office,
No. q Eagle block. Any parties who
may have property which they are
willing to donate, and who may be
missed blythe Committees, are requested
TO forward list OF such property 10
Secretary Watts.
THE SAFE WORKS.
Tho location OF tho proposed safe
works OF Messrs. Heeren d Wyss was
not passed on this morning Ms was
anticipated, but n definite conclusion
will probably be- reached between four
and five O'Clock this afternoon, at
which time roply IL promised to the
proposed donors VI sites. The location
which seemed TO be most favorable was
that offered by Coates IL Corum, on
their property west OF the Jordan
river, Just beyond BeunA Vista. Sixty
acres Is the amount required.
THE MINING CONGRESS.
Nothing definite has been arranged
about the mining congress TO be held
In June,but the finance com mitieo are
sanguinS OF being able TO raise the
$4,000 necessary 10 secure the meeting
~ this city. Another meeting OF the
committee ia to be held at I O'Clock
this afternoon, to arrange for obtaining
the subscription OF the necessary
amount. IL ~ understood that the
sate factory will DO VI capacity to
employ $50 men. The machinery and
such materials aB cannot be supplied
htreiwill be. o'deregia' Pitlaburg ss,s1on
40 the question OF site Ia determined.
ORGANIZED THE KALAMAZOO.
The Kalamazoo mine Ia one OF n
group near the head Of American Fork
canyon. IL In owned by Phil. Mar
Uaita nj thta al ~ ffutI.r Of 4 la
John Peters OF American Fork, anu
the heirs OF w. II. Brown OF Provo.
company 10 now being organized to
work the mine, and IL IL nticiplted
that papers Of Incorporation will he
hled In short time. The Kalamazoo
ha deposit In nn old channel where
earth, sand, gravel and boulders of
galena are mixed up together. The
bouiders OF galena run all the way from
a few ounces up to four t0ns. The
owners give the assay OF an average
lot OF two carloads NJ 100 ounces OF sil
Vsrand 20 per cent lead. Besides the
Raltna bOulders, there is iron carbon
ute carrying some silver.
A BIO SUIT.
Attorney g. o. whlltemore IL now
at Los Angeles, California, associated
stfaN Neutp rtNtAAl
balt Lake parties are engaged as
plaintiffs In suit for a valuable tract
OF land ut Los Angeles. This land ~
now valued at s25D,O00. Ii has boon
divided and sold Off in lots 10 some 100
persons, who now hold the titles. The
plaintiffs ia the case ore the heirs OF
Shafies w. Dennis, who ure Mira. Kitty
NJ Whlttemoro, wife OF II. h. White.
more Of this city, Frank X.
,DDsnnis, and Willard w. Dennis.
Lho latter 10 minor child,
ne guardian being J. Nj. Harvey.
me iaets In tho case arc stated TO be
mat Mrs. Dennis, mother OF the
lAintin, received letters OF adminlstra.
loh ON her huBhand's estate, but neg
lecled to sign the letters or take the
oNh required by law. As admins.
.nlrlx she sold this twenty-five acre,
lanu now In controversy 10 Edison
Turner, receiving $4,000 therefor.
turner sold the tract In small lots dur.
nk 'he Los Angeles boom. AT the
. le, me title was passed upon by aD-
,ao' companies, who detected nothing
"iohg' One company NJ last dlsoov.
80 inc failure OF the administralrix
Dslsn the letters and subscribe TO the
t"'n, anu the title to the property thus
uanle olouded. Legal proceedings
NY instituted by the purchasers ui
inv tract and they obtained Judgment
S,, 'uelr favor. A new aspect wa.