Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-17
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j. IL. Bacon, w. III. Rowe, j. X. Gill !
esple, IA. ID. Niles, NJ. J. Gray, Edwin |
KlmUall, n W. Lawrence, IL. y. G. |
Coales, G. h. Wautlani, John J. DAILY, |
l.. G. Trent, .. W, Morrison, H. f.. |
Ccltoru. rfohdent Hubbard Ani Ssc.
Rotary Sears Will also attend from the |
chamber.
Ga tehalf Of tho city Mayor Baskin
names ns delegates 10 the congress:
Chief Justice Zane, l.. y. CtlDath, |
James Glrudsuning, +. =. Richards, |
John w. Judd, J, Il. Rawliue, IA. NJ. |
Wolls, w. IA. Rowe, II. w. Young,
Henry Barncy.
lfor the Business Meme association
tho GLOWING were appointed; h. n.
Baskin, Elijah Sells, g.. =. Natian, Il.
II. Colb1rn, Wendell R-us1n, G.. p.
Mason, T., w. Taylor, Frank Harris,
George Nj. Scott, VI. IL. Walker, j. NJ.
Ricketts, AM Simon Hamburger.
LAND CONTEST CASES.
The case Of Clesson 3. Kenney w.
Frederick a. johnson, involving
desert entry No. 27B3, made June LIST,
1889, for all OF section %, township .
south Of range weat, and that OF Jts.
ID. Pardeb W. james II. Lindsay, in
volving homestead entry No. $500,
made a pul 10Th, isO2, covering the r..
OF 3. l.. /, the y. w. Of the s.. H..
aud the ). W.. OF mo n. L.. VI
section 20, township u south OF raure
10 west, are being heard In ,lu iand
office.
BINGHAM "nuLLEnN" ITEMS.
The Slmpion mine Ia workinga full
a. l.
running IN cl0ok.wOrk fashion nj that
property, under the efficient manage.
ment Of bir. Jamcs ". Beverage.
Regular shipments are being made.
A Colorado mining man was In the
camp this week inspecting the Key
note property Ia the interest Of u
Denver miniug company with view
10 purchasing the came. Quite nice
shipment was made from the keynute
this week.
Betidos the use OF the cyanide pro.
cess, thv OwncTa Of the Stewart NJ. .
nave added u Crawford mill anu
Huntington mill 10 their plant, with
the aid e which they will und ,uD.-
eddy snve all the gold contaiued in
No. ore.
a large vat for teaching purpos es
has been put In ut the Stewart No. |
mill. Good rcsuis, by tho use OF the
cyanide process, arc being obtained Mt
tnAt property.
Mr.. joe Jones, formerly engineer ut
MillneI's mill, nrat the Rio GRude
Western depot, hiss leased his partuerJ
MessrH. III saitJu 4 ClAys) interest In
the Hattie and Aida mining claims In
Cottonwood gulch, anu began work ON
the same on Thursday OF this wees.
Mr.. Jones' will doubtless be richly re.
wnrded for the labor ho eNpends ON
these pl opertles, for II Ia well known
fast that they contain Tioh mineral de-
posits. While dOing tho assessment
work on this claim, last December, a
flnO body OF carbonate ore was on.
countefed, which asstyed ISL ounces
In silver ana s25 In gold, besides carry
Ing quite well IN lead, and tbs body
gives very iiattering promise VI grow
ing richer and more extensive as
worked.
Judging from the fine specimens Q (
ore which Max Beaver brought g. our
office Thursday from the U. ~ |.
mine, the work being doue by Charles
| Breckon and ptitless, lessees aud
operators Of that property, Ii labor
well spent. They are WORKING on
good body OF orc aud are taking out
the rich treasurers Ia paying quanti-
ties.
Heaston Bros. anu q. Blakcly are
now engaged In cleaning up the Rio
| Grande Western switchyards OF tho
ore that has dropped on tho ground In
! loading cars IN the past year, anu
judging from the large amount OF ore
they already have from four days'
cleanup, they will be- extraordinarily
well remuneratui for their labor.
They have put up n hand jig for the
purpose VI separating tho ore from the
dirt and hro turning out some fine
concentrates with 1t.
THE BEEKEEPERs.
The Salt Lake Bsekeepef's asso citation
met In convention Saturday afternoon.
The following officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year. President,
II. :. L1vosy; vlce-president, Homer
Brown; secretary, w. L.. Hope; trent
urcr, Thomas johnson,
Alter a thorough examination OF the
Ferguson patent heenive, iutr0du ell
here by q. ID. Brodbeck, II was en-
doTsed as the best hive yet presented TO
the public for producing clean section
honey. Tue beat method Of winteflng
bees was then discussed; also the best
style OF hive, ventilation, etc. Tho
subject OF foul brood and the care aui
disposal OF the honey crop was also
discussed by the members OF the asso-
citation.
TISTo "MiSER" JOTTIEGs.
The Martha Washington IL making
regular shipments to the rlntio mile.
The HeTkimer IL working u fur force
Of men and considerable work 10 being
done,
A number OF properties around
Silver City will begin shipping as
soon Gs the roads become IN a better
condition.
The rintic mills are doing u good
business. They are paying 81 more for
2O-OuncO ore Rud g more for ore ruuL-
ing over that than can be obtained In
SILT Lake.
The strike reported to have been made
IN the Diamond last week proves To
have been myth. Toe property Is look.
ing well, however, aud may strike at
any time.
The Centennlal- Eureka paid OIL
Tuesday. The boys have been given a
lay-dti while the rnCfOi the hoist, which
was damaged by the wind last wcok,is
being repaired.
Those who have met Mr.. Robinson,
the new superintendent Oi the Nam
moth, speal, very highly of the gentle.
man, He Ia most capable mining man
md the Mammoth made a big strike
when they secured his services.
MOTHS.