Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-25

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THE LADIES' COMMITTEES.
A meeting was held at the Chamber
of Commetcs Yesterday afternoon for
Inc purpose OF selecting "a ladies' COM
mi,iee to c1nvas for subscriptions fir
the buil ling If the Deep Creek road.
There were twenty-five ladies name !,
who are to be The charmen OF tue
ward committees. They are to call
meetines for wednesday afternoon
ana select such assistance as they need
1, fully canvass their wards. Those
namc1 are a. follows:
First ward-Mfs. W. =. Lynch.
Second Ward--Miss I. Sears.
Third Wnrd--Mrs. T.. NJ. Weller.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Fred Heath.
Fifth Ward-Mrs. L. L. Addleman.
sixth Ward-Mrs. Alice Buttcrwouh.
Soventh ward--Mrs. n. u. O'Reilly.
Eighth Ward--Mrs. l.. Wollock.
Ninth Ward--Mfs. III. u. Duke.
'ronth wnrd-Mrs. a. +. Mulloy.
Eieyonth Ward-Mrs. II. Smith.
Twelfth WArd-Mrs. James lloglo.
Thir.een h Ward-Mrs. NJ. l.. CUM
mings.
comb.
Sixteenth Ward-Mrs. u, A. fOllnud.
seventeenth Ward-Mrs. i. ID. Kim.
ball.
Eighteenth ward-Mrs. G. =. Brooks
Ninooeutli Ward--Mr.. l.. c. Trent
Twontic'h ward-Mrs. Joseph Lip.
man.
Twonty.First ward-Mr.. A. n. Nash.
Tweniy-socond ward-Mrs. T. w.
Armstrong.
IDAiO's COPPER.
Lieutenant Governor Willis and n.
J. SHARP, have Iu.t returned from SAT-
| Lake, nays the Boise Statesman Of
SUNDAY, where they wont to invest.
gate tue market that will be opened
| for copper ores by tho new copper
plant there. Mr.. Snarp states that,
vhilo no contract has been made, he
will be abs 10 ship regularly from tho
great copper property ON the east forb
Of Lost river In which no II Interested.
Mr.. Eccles made him a very favora'
bic freight rate, and tho smelling
charge will be such that the ore eau
| he handled nj a handsome profit. The
mine, he snys, Ia the greatest property
| In the world, there being 10000 tons
| of ore on the surface. Tho salt Lake
works will reduce the ore and refine
aud manufacture the copper. Mr.
| Share Ia also very enthusiastic about
the DtaJwooj, Sheep Mountain and
SsGfinm districtt. He snys that the
building OF the stnge wagon rond will
inevitably bring those disirlcIs into
great prominence. AS soon AS people
| eau get In there conveniently, the
mining world will realize that no To-
cality il more abound ng In mineral
wealth. The minc8 there are capable
Of supporting great ,meltlng plant.
NOTES.
A ,tage now leaves Price, Emery
county, for the Henry mountains,
daily, except Sunday, at am, going
by way OF Cleveland, Huntington,
Castle Dale, Orangeville, Ferron,
Emery und blue Valley. The round
Trip ARE Is SO, single trip $40.
John w. Mccarthy while excayat-
Ing for the founlatl1u OF n house on n
lot In San Fnncisco, Saturday, dig-
covered u rich deposit tf cinna0lr.
An assay showed that II went $500 to
$500 ton. He will now turn his NJ
tenlion TO mining instead OF erecting
On the property houses TO rent, as was
his fret Intention.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO S2lJ. sal; same day lfst
year, s30S,94i. Decrease, sis3,li3.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-silvor, s3a; lead, $500.
Lonion-Silver, $50.
ORE AND BULLION.
welIs, Fargo q Go. received today:
Mingo bullion, sSs4j.
r. II. Jones n Co. received today:
base bullion, $4,000.
Assayer Steward had In today for
two lots of Old Jordan and Gllona
orc, ISL tons, and three lots Of Bullion.
BECK ore, 900 tons; one lot OF Ophlr
Hin ore, l78 tons; one lot OF OLD Tele.
graph ore, @ tons. and one lot vi New
Highland ore, 1893 tons.