Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11
MINING AND REALTY.
A Movement for Establishing a Silver
Paper in Tho East.
UTAH ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE $4,000
The Real Estate Exchange Is Getliug
Down to work.-Mining and
Other Notes.


connected with the silver question.
There ia proposition to establish an
illustrated weekly, probably to DO pub
llahed in Chicago, in the silver inter
eat, aud TO aid In this Utah Is called
10 contribute the sum Of $1,000.
The details OF tho scheme were laid
before committee Of mining men
last evening", by w. II. Harvey Of
Ogden. Mr.. Harvey and several Dem
yer gent cmen formulated The PROPOSE.
tion. The committee TO whom II WAS
presented consisted Of l.. U. Goliath,
&C. Goodwin, w. s. Mccormick, II.
&. Chamber, J. +. Woodmnn, James
McGregor, w. II. Bradley, andC. W.
Bennett.
Mr.. Harvey stated hls position,
briefly raierring 10 the fact that the
press Of the oas, Is almost unanimous
in favor Gia gold STANDARD, aud tut
lined his plan. He said It had been
decided by number Of gentlemen to
start national oliver piper-an Illus
trated weekly = ut q subscription
pricu Of 81 per annum! Its object was
10 educate the people of the country,
especially Of tue east, mp to tho b.
metallic coinage theory. Many people
had not Htudied the question OF free
coinage ara were open to convlc-
ton, and all that was necessary to con-
vert them 70 the silver theory was that
Its claims DO fairly ana intelllgentiy
placed before them. The creditor class
In the cast were centralized, nggte. ave,
Intelligent and selush, an1 were using
every means ia thoir power 10 Ief-
petuate the single gold Standard. They
were powerful In o House and IN tho
senate, and IN order for iree coinage
OF silver 70 succeed II was necessary
that these goldi,es be combatiei In an
Intelligent and vigorous manner. IL
was the Intention VI the publishers Of
this paper b get n million subscribers
within n year and TO reach tho masse,
OF the people. In order TO DO this tia
necessary TO adopt aggressive meanss
and among other methods It was
proposed to give 500, 600 In
premiums To pubtrsfsefn during
the mrs. year. Pat Of these
premiums were H. in real estate aud
tho balance In articles Of gold and
silver. Among the latter was TO DO
bar Of bullion OF the value OF SO, 900,
to DO composed Of gold and silver In
tho proportion OF gold to silver Ms
metallurgi.ts may say 10 the average
proportions In which gold " found TO
silver In the silver mines, to the end
that II may illustratl that tho gold cir.
culation will suffer by the closing
down OF the silver mines. The bar
was to be exhibited at tho Worlds
Fair, and nt different places In the
country before II was given AWAY ns "A
premium, which would be- within "a
year. Mr.. Harvey wanted Utah 10
contribute $1,000 10 this bar OF bullion.
He said Colorado would give 5000,
Montana $1,000, snd the rest by other
states. Eleven thousand dollars was
wanted In all, the extra $1,000 being
for mounting the bar, freight, etc. The
promoters OF the paper scheme propose
~ issue the first number early In
June.
On motion Of II. G. Chambers 1t was
decided 10 call meeting OF mining
and business men for O'Clock this
afternoon, to consider the proposition.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
The real estate mon met at 4 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon and elected J. II.
Montgomery secretary. Mr.. Mont
gomery received Is votes 10 10 for J,
A. De Vale. 1t was decided that all
correspondence DO opened Mt the daily
meetings OF the exchange. Il. II. Col.
born, q. Il. Wantland and A. III,
Mayne were appointed committee
on revision OF the constitution, to TO.
port on Saturday. The exchange
then adjourned Till 1870 u. IN. today.
This morning this work OF District
Ing the city received attention. The
various canvgssing committees were
apportioned their fields for work In
soliciting subscriptions for the Salt
Lake anu Pacific railway.
This afternoon the following solicit
Ing committees for the Deep Greek
road were apponied:
First ward-E. p. Newell. q. J.
Thompson.
Second Wards. F. Spencer, George
Brown.
Third ward-E. Il. Cassidy, A. J.
White, q. Ii. Brown.
Fourth Wsrd-A. II. Mayne, l.. II.
Mayne.
Seventh Ward - Harvey Hardy,
Dewitt b. Lowe, J. w. Barntraeger,
w. J. Harvey.
Eighth ward-F. Virtue, l.. Dahl.
quist, J. l.. Lawson, IL. Buford, J. ii.
Wbalon.
Ninth Ward-W. A. Hughes.
Tenth WaTd-Jamss w. CatriRau.
Eleventh Wards. ID. Cady, f..
Rehrman.
Twelfth ward-G. II. Knowlden, o,
T. Carlson, j. NJ. Kennedy.
Thirteenth Ward-C. w. Veatch. IL.
]. Wills, J. w. Hamm.
Fourteenth Ward--W. Il. Hubbard,
George Il. Norton, Frank T. Hiatt, ],
IL. Waite, w. u. b. Allen, A. NJ. James,
q. w. Wigton.
Fifteenth Ward-J. J.Corum.
Seventeenth WaId-R.M. Spooner.
Eighteenth Wnfd-J. 4, Lynch.
Twentieth WarG-A. Dunshee. L.
NJ. Earl, Samuel Raney.
Twenty first Ward-E. +. Colburn.
). II. Spencer, Jack Bolton.
Twenty-second Ward--L. ID. Kinney.
There are now 81 mombers of III,
exchange, md now names arc being
added daily.
MINING AND OTHER NOTES.
The Consolidated Payotto Gold
Mining company WAS Incorporated at