Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-29

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In my next will boz O description Of
the celebrated hob Roy mine Win ths
| incidc that lei To its disc very.
length and sizes Of H. shafts, tunnel,
cuts and drifts, qualify OF the 0fes, ana
mill now being constructed, us also the
/ Helen Nc irrgof AMI other valuable
claims east Of the Rob Roy on the
north bank Of Iudiau cre,k.
JOSIAH RoGEspN.
LAND PATENTS
The following agricultural patents
have been issued by the general lAud
Office at Wellington, aud are now
awaiting their owners 10 the local land
office;
Hugh &. Gilbert, 0iO acres In section
IL, township II north, range west.
Hyrum =. Young, 6i5 acres IN sec.
ton ., township 10 south, range S
west.
George Williams. $50 ncreB In sec.
ton o, township 81 south, range u
west.
David J. william. Of this city, $50
acres In sections s aud o, township
south, range 2 west.
Barnard White Of Brigham City,
100 acres la section I, township 5
north, range Q west.
Carlos II. Nalentluo Of Price, 30
acres In section 7, township IL south,
range 10 east.
Cyrus IL. Sprlggs Of Salt Lake, 100
acres In sections Is and %, township
south, range 10 east.
VIM. w. Salmon OF Salt Lake, 63s
acres in section o, township IL south,
range wet.
Oortez q. Randall OF Ogden, 100
acres In section 10, township II north,
range Z west.
Catherine A. Pollock, Of Kangtra,
$50 sores In sections 80 and 30, town.
ship SB south, range II west.
Samuel J. Pollock, Of kanarra, $40
acres In section 10, township 81 south,
range II weat.
James =. Murdoch, OF American
Fork, 50 acres la section 20, township
3 south, range east.
Olive IL. Marks, OF Salt Lake, 100
acres In section 4, township ? south,
range . west.
Martha J. Llsonboe, Of Marysvale,
Is acres In section %, township "a
south, range west.
Thomas Fol-, Of Sewer county, 100
acres In sections and s, township -
south, range ea1t.
Lars NJ. &. Christensen, Of Gunni.
son, 100 acres IN section "a, tow nship
10 south, range west.
Mary IL. BiHbing, OF Garden City, so
acres In section SS, township II north,
range . east.
There was q carload OF orc from the
Grizzly Mining company's claims at
the sampler to-day.
A new aud rich discovery Of gold
placer claims II reported IN have been
made near Red Cli1, Colorado, on tho
Grand river. There Ia rush VI pros.
pectofs 70 that locality.
The Independence, Washington.
and half u dozen other rich mining
claims at Cripple Creek, Colofado'
have been sold 10 a San Franclfcl
syndicate, represented by l.. NJ, Pear.
man, tor sl65,0OO
The members Of the Real Eslat.
Exchange have not 30 fully
recovered from their txcursion
NJ to get down to busintes
yet In The exchange. They will holu
meeting on Saturday TO clear up the
oAOuIhloh business.
The decline OF silver 10 90 cents YES.
terday had the effect on the DAILY mine
directors OF causing them to Tesclud
the order declaring n dividend for
June OF s3I5OO on the entire stock Of
the company. This action was tsxen
az meeting yesterday afternoon. The
dividend was to have been paid to.
morrow.
A cave occurred In the Omaha mine
at Grass Valley, California, ON Mon. |
day, ipJuring James Fillmore, Tore
man OF the mine, anu Harry Green, a |
miner The cave occurred In the slnpe |
OF the l400.fo0t level. Foreman Fiji. |
more was caught on the right log anu |
II was virtually cut of, while the bone
and flesh from his knee down were |
mashed anu terribly torn. Green |
was struck across the small Of the back,
and Ia badly bruised, but his injuries
are not ut present considered serious. |
The wounded men were brought to |
their homes In town. Physicians am.
putated Fillmors's log just below the
knee. Both are young men and have
families,
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted to SllS,lT5.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-Silver, 62c; lead, 81. 40.
London-Silyer, 3l!d.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & Go. received today:
Mingo bullion, $40, $40.
The output OF metals for the pact
week aggtegated'
rar copper bull On.,,.,,.....,..,. i2rs2 lbs
ears copper mattc,,,,,.., ,,,,.,,,,..... $500 hH
b cars silver and lead hulhon...... i,l7I5jI he
" ohra silver and lead ores.--.,.. l,siu,0ls lbs
d cars .t7D,l6J lbs
w. O.. NJ. Steward had Ia today for
nsssy 32 tons Of New Highland ore,
| tons OF Old Telegraph ore, and 10
Tons Of Grizzly ore.
J. w. Cutrie had In today for assay
us tons Il Horn Silver ore, and rs
tons OF 1889 ore.
w. A. Hodges had In today for Rssny
'amples OF one lot Of Bullion Beck ore,
~ ions of Horn silver ore, 30 tons Of
Crescent ore, aud three other controls.
a=saH.Ha
Died From Heart Disease.
An old ana highly respected resident
" East Bountiful, MrJohn rhurgood,
lied at that place shortly after II
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