Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
A Produce Dealer Decides 10 Shut
Up Shop.
THE COMPACT ny THE BANKS.
Real Estate EXchange.-Bar Of Gold.
Mining aud Other
Notes.

no made nm assignment Tor
the benefit Of his creditors. The iuli
amount of the liabilities IA SiOl8.
Agaln,t this as assets there Ia the
business, which will fall short Of
realizing the necessary amount to pay
the debts, and some real estate on
whieh there IL n MORTGAGE OF s1OOO.
There arc no preferred creditors. Jas.
G. Nee IL the assignee.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
The regular meeting VI the Real
Estate exchange should have been
held this afternoon, and al the heur for
commencing there was good attend
aucr. The majority Of the members,
however, had business which required
tn,ir attention elsow here, 20 mn adj
iournment was taken until tomorrow.
TIE BANKS SAFE.
The agreement between the twelve
city banks In the clearing house, TO
tue eject that they will stand by each
,Sasr IN any emergency that may
ntuo la the prescott financial crisis, IL
pvlnR u feeling Of satisfaction and
,u.riy Ia business circles. By consent
90. the management Of each bank, n
committee examined them aud report
ru that all were In excellent condition.
Up1n this report being received the
@ mpact referred to was entered into.
By this arrangement every bank IN
mo clearing house IL effectively guard.
rI from danger " failure through
ianic. The rem dining blnks-savings
uiuks-nlso have euliicient protection
in tho Thirty days notice which II now
required from each depositvr before
money can be- drawn.
uoLD BULLION.
Yesterday a bar Of gold bullion from
the stewart M. niue was brought
down a. IA Bingham. 10 was pro-
duet VI twelve days run at the mill,
nnd was worth $4,000. A bnr worth
$1,000 was brought Ia on tho lOln Of
June.
NEEDS INVESTIGATION.
A Econeid correspondent Of the
Provo Dispatch writes The miners
here are 6owildefod, owing TO lhe AZ
peaTnnce " a notice posted ~ the
mine on Friday stating that after July
ISL AAAN " AlAllN " JUN NANHN Ahh'fA~
nuely. II IL thought to be- n "blun''
arising from the arrest and conviction
Of Superintendent Hale TOT intimida'
ton and eXtortiou. The signing VI the
paper circulated by the superintendent
meant criminal proceedings against
the pigners, ana the refusal TO Sign
meant discharge from the employ OF
the u. Il. Coal company. Tho minere
preferred n ditchatge tOa violation Of n
law, aud they refused 10 sign II. The
arrest VI the superintendent followed,
and II IN thought that he fearou TO dis
charge the MINERS singly, aud he then
adopted the method OF closing tho
mine In order TO get rid Of them
Things are in very unsettled STATE
nero owing 10 this, aud trouble may
arise over II. The niners do not thinl
tuat the company IL backing the super
iutendent, but that he general super
iutendent OF the coal department ant
Superintendent Hale are doing tn,
whole business.
MARYsvALE MINES.
Salina TresG Last week John Ferrlt
aud August Nielsen went on the sOuti
eide Of the Cottonwood on Ferrls'
Peak and located four claims ON tn
same belt OF mineral, the PTincesi
EulnliR, South summit, Nelson an,
FeTfis's Peak minte. An assay from
the vein on the top Of Ferfis's Peak, Oi
piece OF ore, went 1000 In silver
The Nelson Is a forty.fO1t vein, chow
ing the same groupings 0s the Dee
rrail and Alma. This fOothlll zone o
the catbonatra, lie the Alma, reache
for miles aud thu Ferris's Peak grOuI
Of claims, Just located, Ia ON Il withou
any dJubt. Ferris came down out U
the head Of the Cottonwood yesterday
where he put up four more heavl
claims IN She line Of the catbonit
belt Of the Branch mine ui old Bullion
canyon, anu HuyH tue Victory CLAIM
shows u carbonate cropping 200 Zee
wilde, on Mt. EggmOnt nil. Ihoma
II. Mitchell, of Salt Lake CITY, IL
nulf owner IN the four claims. He
also heavy owner in the Alma Min
ing company sui Is here showing IN,
work ahead on tue mine with his shirt
t.tuyes rolled up 10 the eibowe
THE B)NANzA SOLD.
"hr sale OF tho famous Bonauz
ul uu "a Hafqua Hala, Arizona, to al
ln.lr syndicate, has been ELECTED
i.c priCo paid was about $4,000, 0OU
N.G. Hubbard and Geo. w. Bowers q
s % 'fnuciscO bought this mine Ju'
$3.50 ytura ago for S20,OU0. They II
.,cv ut up mill and have taken on
nearly 81, 900, 900 Ia gold. A patent 4
ihullOi erty was granted few week
uro. The Golden Eagle Is also II
rulud In the snle. 1t has been wOrke
tut a little and 10 supposed To 10 ver
fIch. About three weeks ago yer
ich body Of ore was uncovered IN IN
BouaL2L, anu II would not have bee
cold n II had not been bonded,
NOTES.
The running Lode mine Mt Centrt
Guy, Colorado, WIS closed dow
hlpuIny, anu ifty men thrown out
Employment.
A long list OF delinquent stock In IN
Ntg.ur Mining aud Milling oCmpan
40 advertised today Tor sale'
The Empire Consolidated Mimi
company has been organi2r1 OF Mos
COW, ldaho, with a capital stock
Sb0O,00O.
Copper has been discovered In IA
MalRu valley. Further developmeu
vill 100 necessary to ascertain the 81
let OF the vein.
In the Center mine Mt Moreng
ClL, on Friday, ut a uepth Of soveut
aUasH. NTFa