Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-12
INNING CONGRESS.
viii II 30 Deferred I'LL Tho Latter
PaF, Of June?
cOOn REPORT FROM DEEP CREEK.
The Copper Contract toes to Montana
iartics.-Mining Company.--
Patents is,u'd. Notes.

Patents lSsu'd. Notes.
This evening the committee on the
Mining Conetess will hold an Import.
nnt meeting. The question to be- dis.
cussod 10 whether tho date Of the
congrcss, which has been fixed Tor
June % d, shall bn changed 10 later
day, probably about the aOlh. The
reaoons urged ~ favor OF postpone.
mcnt are that the date OF the congress
a. at prttont arranged viii follow too
closely the Trans. Mississippi congress
at Oe3on; that for three weeks
u o. tic opening Of tho Words Far
many Oi tic wtsleTn govern ~ will
bu absent ifCm their respective states
aud tofriionts; and that tie day
now liked issO close asnli - give suiii.
Client time for tho preparation OF
statements TO be maue ~ the congress
~ 10 the coal, iron, and other mineral
deposits anu workings Of this Territory.
There are also strong reasons tor
maintaining the date as II Is now, and
these viii he given due consideration
by the committee.
1HE COPPER CONTRACT.
Last evening the contract for build.
ing the copper plant was given 10
Dryer d Cosgrove, Of Anaconda,
Mont. 1hclr bid was m follows:
For brick work, all the material 10
be furnished by contractors, s9.65 por
thousand,
For rock work, the Copper Refinery
ComTnny 10 furnish the material at 81
pee perch.
Concrete work, the contractors to
furnish the maiefials, u cents per
cubic foot.
Tho work Of building IL to begin rs
soon as tue excavations are completed.
a meeting Of the copper plant sub.
scription COMMITTEES Of twenty-five
was called for I O'Clock this afternoon,
ut the office Of Secretary :. r. Pearson
~ the Business Mems association, The
object Of the meeting l. H. arrange for
the COLLECTION OF this balance OF about
sl2i000 due from subscribers on the
MET payment OF $4,000 OF tho copper
plant bonus.
FAInvfEw MINING COMPANY.
Articles OF Incorporation have been
filed with the county clerk by the
Fairyiew Mining company. The IN
corporAtors are Peter a. II. Franklin
aud Edward J. Dimmick OF Salt Lake,
Peter j. O'Brien and EIwari +.
O'Brien VI Eureka and Christian rrio.
der OF Chicago. They plscc their cnpi.
tai stock nj 100000, which Ia divided
into 200, 700 shares Of the ipar value Of
I
aud smelling business. The officers
are Peter A. II. Franklin, president /;
| Edward ]. Dlmmick, vice president;
Christian rrieder, secretary, and Peter
j. O'Btien, treasurer. The principal
place Of business win be In Salt Lake.
AGRICULTURAL PATENTS.
The following agricultural patents
were received ut the land Office yostot.
day.
Cash entry No. $3.50, to the holrs OF
samuel Pollock, deceased, OF Iron
county, for lS9 acres In township 81
south OF range / west.
No. 1856, TO Sarah a. Titenson Of
Cache county, for 100 ncres In town
sbip 10 north OF range ! east.
No. 30SS, 10 Lehi Jensen Of Emery
county, Tor 100 acres In township 10
south OF range IL east.
No. 1901, 10 Joseph Meyer OF Cache
county for 100 acres In township IL
north Of range east.
No. 1908, TO George u. Chase OF Box
Elder county for Us acres In township
8 north OF range west.
No. 1897, 10 Harry L.. Mann OF Box
Elder county for 100 acres In township
10 north OF rangs 3 west.
No. 4O0S, to Joseph Crook OF Juab
county for 100 acres In township 10
south OF range east.
| No. 1905, 10 Martin McGra.h OF sum.
NIT county fot 100 acres In township
south Of range east
No. iOl3. 10 George Waterman OF
Utah county for 100 acres in township
. south Of range 3 easl.
No. lOlG, TO Andrew Hudson Of
ToOele county for 100 acres In township
5 south OF range 10 west.
No. 4Ol0, to Joseph w. Sawyer Of
Garfield county for 1860 acres in town.
ship ~ south VI range o west.
No. 1921, TO Josiah Tufts, ST., OF
Rich county for 100 acres Ia township
| 10 north OF range west.
No. 4025, 10 Samuel Weston OF Rich
county for 100 acres In township l3
north Of range east.
At GOLD MIL, DEEr CREEK.
A special from ro1ele to the NEWS
this afternoon says: "MF. DunyOn Of
| this place has Just returned from Gold
Hill mining district, Deep Greek, for
more mun and provisions. He brings
news Of late strikes ana dnds OF orc Of
| excellent quality. When n railroad
reaches that region lie declares the
| fortunes Of many men will be made.
| Among those VINO will be wonderfully
benefited Will be- himself. He has
nearly iifty men at work on different
prospects now and some OF the latter are
| giving up treasures IN well paying
quantitles. MT. Dunyon Will 70 back
| TO Deep Creek IN u couple OF days anu
continue u vigorous prosecution OF his
work"
MINERAL PATENTS,
The following mineral patents have
been received at the land Office anu
are now awaiting their ownofG
| Mineral entry No. b84 10 George w.
Grove, NJ. l.. Hoyi, A. Il. Head, A.
~. Emery, John Ream and David
Rees Tor the Albion lode mining claim,
lot No. POL, In Ulntah mining district,
summit county.
No. $50, TO George w. Grove, NJ. l..
| Hoyt,A. h. Head, a, b. Emery, j Ohm
| Ream and David Rees, for the Keenn
| lode claim, lot No. 252, in Uintah
| mining district, summit county.
No. 1870, 10 Joseph Hatch, Abram
| Hatch, Abram q. Hatch and rhOH. l.,