Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-05

mluo is now in full operation. Mllnrf,.
nllli Ia Depot ward was started up the
latter pari Of LAST week. ore shin.
ments continue from bingham al
quite lively ami encouraging rate.
Ihe lead mine has again closed down,
having nuishCI ny all tho orc contracts.
guile a nice body OF rich galcnn orc
IN sali 70 hSvC been recently Uuc0un.
tered IN the tunnel being driven on
tue Cofoman1ol Consolidated around.
We congratulate the owners on their
go1d fortune. The Alics lode at the
mead " Car Fork H. being worried
with quite encouraging results. There
is nice showing u ore, and a recent
shipment iflm the property proved 10
bo very fatiifacl0ry 10 the owners.
Boise, Idaho, Sfat,mau State Land
7u'rCtcr Florence brought with him a
piece OF float picked up near Pierce CITY
That ie mnrvUluusly rich Ia gold. Il
weighs four pounds Nud experts say it
Inns TOM $50 10 slOl worth uf v1ld iu
o. The specimen was picked up In the
timber ON the clue Of the ma untain
above the tite OF the famous Ofu Finn
llacurs which yielded so many mill
lions In the early days. No ouu has %
yet been able 10 ilnI the ledge from
which this placer gold Was washed, but
they may hud 10 yet. IL BE- thought
lhiH piece VI drlit ls ir0m that rich
ledge 10 viii range from 5000 10
$4,000 Iur ton.
Fari hsoorf james Gray a young
man well known Toe Park CITY, ana
VINO started 20 Henry mountains some
weeks ago in company with James
Collins, met with au accident Tuesday
lat nj Frisco, UDu, that Will lay MIN
NJ Tor several days. His gun, 80.
Cnliber Colt dropped tom his pocket
ANU was discharged, the ball passing
through his right Lex between the knee
aud ankle, without touching either oi
the b0nee,and making an uglY-loOkiug,
though not dangerous, hc-h wound.
lie was taRen ~ tho hospital In Sal.
Lake, where he arrived "Wednesday
afternoon, his mother aud brother be-.
lug there to meet him. The wound
was dressed aud Jim will be atOLud
again In a few dnys.
Nicholas de Brudcror, Of ~. Peters.
burg, Russia, Il now on the Pacific
coHst studying the mining law. Of the
Vafious states, with view OF reporting
10 the c1ar any improvements bo may
sec over the Russian system. A.
things arc now In the cEat,s domain, n
a man develops n mine ho must turn
over all the gold or silver product 10
tue government. The latter coins the
gold, charging an established rate Tor
doing ~. Besides this there IL Ia the
ifai place, when cialm Is TO be-
located, vast amount Of rcd tape 10
undergo, which takes n great deal Of
time and would prove very Irritating
10 one accustomed 10 the laws Of Mex.
leo or the United States.
Coalville Chronicle whits winged
peace once more hoyors over theChhlk
Creek mine. The men have been paid
for October anu Martin Shrthaa IL
busy getting accounts Ia shape aud
satisfying the men NJ far as ~ is In his
power, Mt. sheohan IL the go.between
for the company and the men and
consequently gets "A good deal Of
GUESSING aud takes u all good naturally.
This Is the second or third tiugle that
he has straighteuod out. Some OF tho
men want pay up 20 date but have not
received II. They expected 10 start up
the mine yesterday but for some reason
did not, but will Immediately
aud begin shipping coal. J. II.
Bone, n well known mining
foreman from Alta aud one Of the
stockholders In the company, has been
given the management OF the Chalk
Creek niue IN the place OF VIM.
Parmley, reslgued. Mfr. Bone comes
well recommended.