Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

markod Tat. considering the bonus
given TO the copper plant, ils pre-
| printorA ought 10 take q $50, 900 sub.
HeflptiOn IN tho railway. After some
consideration motion 10 hold ward
mass meutlnga In the Interest Of the
hallway was carried, and Mcisrs. j. II =.
bacon nnd l.. =. Kelsey appointed "a
committee to arrange Tor such meet.
ings IN the Firt, Tenth, Eleventh
and Twenty.iitst wards tomorrow
night. Another group u wards Is TO
De taken on Saturday night n arrange
munts eau be made.
a railway rally was held lasl even.
iug at the Copper Plant hotel, North
salt Lake, nc which speeches were
male by w. &. Is. Allen, L.. -.
Kinney, |. J. Slnrbuck, Mimndo Pratt
am Othvfs. Those present ngient to
take at least QUO share OF stock each In
the Deep Creek railway.
MOTIFS.
Patents have been issued TO Utah
parties rs follows; Daniel Green, SEQ
HELD, cur ruplacef aud derallpr, Yves.
ley w. Prtchelt, Ogden, electric rail-
way trolley.
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
SAT- Lake ana Ogden Gas and Electric
Light company Is oallod for Monday,
May s, Tor the purpose OF authorizing
an Increase Of the issue Of tlrst mort.
gage bonds from sl,O00,O10 o. 81 800.
wv, anu for transauting other business.
The case OF J. w. Monatt ot al Va
Mrs. A. A, Cole IL being heard In tue
land Office. The plaintiffs own the
Roadside and Rather lode, and AK for
a cancellation of the application, by tho
defendant, for patent for tile Nom
dc Plume lode. The ground ON which
the cancellation r. asked Tor is that tho
stipulated amount OF work was not
done on the Nom no Plume during tho
ycara 1855 ana 1856.
Ely, Nevada, Aeea II. j. Miller, n
SAT- Lake mining man, was here
Saturday and Sunday, looking over
the records. Ho informed u4 that he
was negotiating for the purchase Of
Davis a Saniofd's Lucky Deposit mine
at Autum--in fact the purchase was
completed with the exception Of tume
minor details. We did not learn the
price 10 be paid, but II Is reported to be
$4,000.
Frank Chamberlain, one Of the en-.
glncefe at the Geyaer mine, near Sll.
Yer Clll, Colorado, was instantly killed
on Monday. Deceased was assisting
the fireman TO clean ana oil the huge
Norwalk compressor, and both agree.
Ing that the work had been Hatisfac-
tofily completed, the fireman went out
10 blow the 1870 whistle. When no
returned no started the compressor,
thinking, OF course, that the engineer
had gone back TO his place ut the hoist.
Ing engine, but II seems that Mr..
Chamberlain WIS still at work In the
machinery Of the compressor, and
when the steam was turned on, one OF
tho huge driving arms struck him
across the back Of the neck, completely
sovering the head from the body.
It was the forenoon Of A prll 80, says
a Great Falls, Montana, dispatch, that
John Sondberg, Ono OF the most skilled
employees Mt the Boston aud Montana
smelter, entered the roasier to make
fepalra anu was never seen again. On
Monday his calclnei b0nea, One steel
buckle ana the steel paris OF his lack.
knife were recovered Ia the main Hue
OF the smelter. lie IL said 10 have
peared, and must, in daZsd condition,
have cfawled out the wrong end OF
the rooster md wandered In some way
along the lateral Hue TO tho main Hue,
and forty feet further toward tho big
chimney, through gases where
breath can hardly bo drawn. The
company at frat refused 10 shut down,
but finally, Mt the Importantly Of rela.
tiveg, the fires were put out and a
search made.
About Ave months ago the mine
located six miles north Of Ukiah, Cal.
liornia, was bonded by Nelson ~
JRcObH Of San Francisco from w. j.
Cleveland for $4,000. The prospects
after tho 20O.i0ot level had been
reached were very lattering. THE
s.'Sll vein Of quartz which gave the
discovery value coon peteTed out AMI
the firm was about to allow the option
10 lapse, when this superintendent nm
nUunced that the main vein was In
sight. This occurred after tho shaft
had sunk 10 depth Of 2li feot. I'M
fortunately for the company, however,
stream Of water was p. notratod at
the time the lode was discovered and
the pumping machinery now owned
by the company has proved inadequate.
So large pump has been ordered.
The force at the mine II now working
night and day, but even with this sK-
erlion they find It impossible to con.
tinue prospecting. TIE mine Ia located
In Gold gulch, In the aurifsTuus belt u
MendoolnO county. 10 Is on the same
ridge where Drmerly mines were
worked by the MeXicRns, and the
fomains nf arastras still Indicate that
this portion Of Muudooino county was
once rich In gold.
SALT LAKE oLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted 70 s28b,7 53; same day lest
year, $3.50, 7si. Decrease, 3ll5,0Ol.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo " 90. received today:
Miugo bullion, SHll.
II. II. Jones q Go. received today;
Ore $4,000 base bullion, $1,000. Tolal
GOO.
AssAyer Hodges had ia for testing
III tons VI Horn Silver ore, 10 tOns OF
Morning Glory orc and three other
controls.
w. g. NJ. Steward had In for assay
today onu lot Of Centennial-1urella
ore, 1l3 tons, and one lot OF Old Jordan
and Galeua ore, 100 tons.
The ore and bullion shipments for tho
week were;
Cars. Pounds
.llyer ana lead N25 lls
rs .,,.a oil,lls
'''.,,..s,4 ltu,ild
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