Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-07
BOREAS AT EUREKA.
Trstle Work From The Bullltn.Betk
Blocks The Railway.
ALL pEAcEADLE Al InE CAMp.
The New Mammoth Superintendent
Chance Gr Capitals In an
Iron Couuiy Coal Min.

During the prevalence OF tre-
mendous windelofm at Eureka yester.
day considerable damage was done to
property around. A large tfestle from
the Bulllon-Beek works was carried
on to the railroad track, which was
blookaded thereby for some time; trees
were blown down, and several out
houses were shattered.
Deputy Marshal Boman Cannon
returned from Eureka this morning,
but will 90 back tonight and remain
until next Monday. There are at present
three other deputies on the ground In
the neighbOThood Of the mines, bu, one
Of these will be Withdrawn early next
week. Mr.. Cannon Informed NEWS
reporter today that at preson, every
thing IL peacoablc at Eureka, and he
does not apprchend any further
trouble. lie says the only thing now
really feared IL incendiaTlsm. and
for this possibility u keen watch
Il being kept. The mines began this
morning To work two shift; there are
about QUE hundred miners now em-
plOyed, and Others are coming In on
an average OF four or i've per day.
COAL MINE WANTS DEVELOPING.
John A. Jensen, OF Cedar City, Is
In town, and IL looking about To gee
some one interested In his new coal
beds. They are located Ia Coal
Creek canyon, eight miles from
Cedar CITY. George Wood IL
Interested with Mr.. Jensen.
They have three veins Of good coal,
| one IS inches, another feet, and the
third 0 feet. They have tested II Tor
making coke, and claim II TO DO n fret
class article,
Mr.. Jensen was in to see Sec.
Rotary Pearson, OF the Business
Mems association, this afternoon,
with view to having capi-
tslists take up the mine and Oper'
ate II. MT. u Pearson has already
besn Ia communication with tile
owners. At present mo mine l.
flny.hve miles from a railway, but IA
near the line Of two propotet routes.
A railway track can be built 10 within
twenty-five ieet Of the vein.
NOTES.
Two OF the opal claims at opsline,
Idaho, were sold this week for e., 900
each.
The street fruit vendors nre dolnr,
big fruit business nowadays. Itfwil
be necessary for tho city TO expg5nd ,
goldly proportion OF the llcen,., mona,
to clearing airing. up tho refuse W, about IN
The $4,000 bonus t,5r IN, con0o
smelter is not all in vel. ,Sou SIP IN
greater portion Is, apf, he raj Is ex
pected " lomor,ow night. Paymen
is,o DO made on NJ Jnday TO the Smelle
men.
II. 8. Hyde',s condition 1, still I'm,
proving. U Mess some unseen compll
CATION arise ., II viii not be- yer,
great whilS before he Is past dange
rom inc dllot wound inflicted by Al
ooi'ius { Eureks.
Euw' ard Coleman, who has beei
super ,ntondent OF the Idaho mine Il
Gan I..ornia since 1868, has resigned
Du1 ing his superintundency the min
re produced Sll,50O,0O0 IN gold an
.as paid Si,5OJ,O0O In dividends.
The Stock GrOwo,s' Journal, Of Mile
u City, Montana, makes II very gloom.
report OF range condition In parts {
that state. The winter has bee
severe and In some localities the los
will be heavy, but fortunately tht
condition only covers n portion Of tn
state.
Mr.. RObif so1, who rec nlly ha
char Of the Drumin Lummon miu,
In Montana, but n now to q sam
control at tho Mammoth mine
rintic rs superintendent, II now
the city, an stopping ut the Msnitol
Mr.. Robinson has his family with min
anu Intends To make Salt Lake h
home.
There may not he diminution 4
the quantity OF tobacco used In th
part OF the country, but In the matte
OF cigars there has been c1nsiisraul
\ falling of tho past year. sam Lev
says lao produced million less durln
the year, and yet propottiona'ely bel
: his own with Imported goods.
Real estate men are having matte
even quieter than usual. "Whe
everybody is at conference" said OF
OF thom To-Day, "gou can't expe
much business. The merchants a
making It all right, brt outsiie Of Ia
every thing In business II Inactive nj
will remain 80 for n few days.D