Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-17
HILLS, MlNES AND RE- sLTY.
Tho Copper Proposition 10 b CIos.d
T0mOffeW.
ALL QUIET Al TnE BuLLloN-DECR
Tic Alicr Company Wcrkins at q
Ls8.-Minlng and Real
E,iaio Notes.
ALL QUIET AT TnE BuLLIoSDrc

This IN lrning the committee o. sites,
consisting OF Messis. II. w. Llwrnco,
Wendell Benson, NJ. IL. WALKER w.
Il. Hubbard una j.. H. Terry, met ~
the office OF Secretary Pearson, % get
matters into shape for turning over the
site selected for the refinery.
1t Is necessary to clsnr $4,000
mortgage OF tho Petit farm la order
that II may be transferred {, The COPPER
refinery. A meeting OF North salt
Luke property owners was held last
night, to ascertain q method whereby
this could bs accomplished, as u would
be difficult 10 raise the money nt
present. II was agreed 70 gusmntee
the amount In such n way that the
tract OF land could be tfansiurrr.. when
Mi. Green comes tomorrow, and
parties are now at work ruslling 10
elise the business in time.
THE BuLLIoS-BEcIS.
A message received from Eureka
this afternoon stated that all was quilt
at tbs Bullion. Beck mine anu IN tho
town. There aIu several Ium0Ts about
~ to what course tho striking miners
intended to pursue toward the con-.
pany. IL had just been reported that
n me parties, wuOse identity was un-
known, had creased the railway track
on the BuiliOn.BpCk grounds,
Manager A. Il. Hy1e, who came
up t0 the ci y yesterday, returned ~
Eureka by this morDiDg's tIain.
NM. a,,fst,
The annual report Of the A llcp Gold
anu Silver Mining company came 10
hand this morning. The present
diroctors OF the company are Joseph
II. Walker, Henry w. Lawrence,
samuel II. Walker, Boyd Park, Dlvid
II. Walker, Charles X. Gllchrlst,
Matthew II. Walker, w. l.. PIGkaTd,
and VIM. r.. Hall. Joseph II. Walker
IL president, Louis IL. FafnswoTth,
secretary, anu NJ. II. Walker, trea.
surer. AT the mines AMI work nj
Walkerville, Montana, there are
.O4 employees. During 1909 the
total receipts OF the COM
pany from! the sale 81 bullion.
town lots, etc, were 1856, l70.S3, aud
the disbursements for the year Were
S614, 1850. This makes loss for 1892
OF SIS O25.62. rhe miues operated
were tue Alice, Magma Charla, Hue
Wing aud Boston, tbs net dry weigh,
Of ore being 20,Ii3 tons. No work was
done ON the Rising Star during the
year. The president says that "with
silver at the present price II IL impossi.
BILE for the company to make money.
Ii Is possible while work Is continued
that u better quality Of ore may be
found, but prospecting aud opening OF
now prOunu must OF necessity be- very
limited until better price prevails Tor
silver or n better grade Of ore In en-.
cOunteted. The results Tor the ensuing
year will be limited by the price OF
oliver ON the market and the grade OF
ore obtained"
NOTES,
u. II. Host, one OF the owners OF the
Shirley group Of opal miHes, Idaho,
has got out u large consignment OF
ops!s for London experts, and also
some fine specimens for Denver
lapidaTy.
Laramie Boomerdng j. II. White.
head, who was In the city u few days
ago from Cheyenne for The first time
in eighteen year, transacted little
business which Will be Of interest 10
the public. Nearly twenty years ago
out In the Sybille Considerable
mining prospecting was done and
Mr.. Whitehead at that time was en-.
titled to patents on u number OF claims.
He has now Relocated five claims
there, known rs the New YORK,
Cheyenne, Hidden Treasure, Great
Bear and North Star. They are all
full lclaims, l50OA60D feet, and are
located near where John T.. Wustium
and ASA Amsbury had a cabin. The
principal work was done there on
these claims In June, 1874. MIR.
Whitehead thinks the mining business
10 on the move and that he will be able
to do something with these lodes.
These are all graphite or plumbago
leads.
Three new mining companies were
Incorporated yesterday to mine for
precious metals aud reduce gold and
silver bearing ores, In the new Van.
derbllt mining district, San Bernardino
county, siys the san Francisco Chront.
ole OF the 10th. The mines are situated
In what IL known rs the "B0nanza
LEDGE" at the town Of Vanderbilt.
They cover 5000 feet OF ground. which
has been worked Tor tho past six
months by w. $. Lyle ami George IL.
Wells OF this city under bond from
the original discovefeTs. Within few
weeks James l.. Flood and John w.
Mackay have purchased One-halt Of
the property, anu the companies JuBt
formed propose to develop ils possible
tiles. The mines are to 10 known as
tho Gold Bar, the 81. George and FL
Reyo d'OIo. Each company has q
capital stock OF SlO, 900, 600, divided into
100, 900 shares, subscribed 10y the direc-
tors M follows: James l.. Flood, 2ii0O0
share; George n. Wells, 10000; VIM.
=, Lyle, $4,000 John w. Mackay, 25,.
900, and James Il. Walsh, 100.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO S2l6,2DO; same day last
year s2l6,70i. Decrease s5Oi.
TopAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Sllver, s3o.; lead, s3.s5.
London-Silver, IS 8lBi.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo d Go. received today:
Mingc bullion, Siil0.
Mccormick 4 Go. received today;
Silver and lead ores, s31VO.