Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-25

tttttill, moved directly 10 tho new
district ami set 30 upeutlnI. No tests
by The milling process have yet been
made On Ferguson ores that We have
heard OF,
-Four men have been employed at
BulliOuNille Tor month past over.
hauling auI clearing up AZ the scene
o. The July fire there. Tue grounds
are now cleared and W. T. Rich Is
engaged in putting In two pans aud n
settler there with which o. Hmalgs-
mate the chlorldiEsd ore aud tai,iugs
on hand AZ the time tho recent Ore 0c.
cured, uliimntol ~ 80 tons. These
are chi0rliizrd 10 about So per cent
and are expected 10 work up closely.
Should they DO ~ nmalgamaiion will
be used 10 worn up this whole pit In
place % rebuilding Tor teaching. w.
>. Goibc ~ now Ia the East Arrang.
ing for a resumption OF work on con.
siderable OF a scale.
THOSE MISE JUMPERS
g. n. G. Taylor, OF Idaho CITY, and
who IN acquainted with the recent
mine jumping At More Cree liaho,
Gays the assessment had been properly
worked, aui the rcl1cltofs had mo- jus
uiicatiUu In jumping tue claims. lie
says the iumpgfs have paid no alien
ton Oi npyUnu's Owucrsnip " ground
on Moe Creek, but have put up their
stakes und posted notices wherever
their fancy suited them, whether It was
on the property OF JthCfa % not
He also salt: al do not think turcu
/ men eau to found IN Idaho cry
| who think the Jumpers nave any legal
| right TO tho ground. To give some
| idea % the feeling there while the
jumping WIS In prOgress Jack dJfmaui
/ one Of tins stockholders iu tho COM
/ pany, spoke something VI going down
| and running the men Oh, La very
/ short notice fully 90 men, all we'll
known IA ldaho City anu Boise, signi.
noi their willingness 60 ass,tt iu sum
marily removing the iumpvrs. Know
/ lug something VI tue fiery nalur. Of
Jack German ana others Of tbs crowd,
| protested against them even going
down 10 where tho jumpere were
working, Tor | knew II they did some
one would get hurt. fiuai y puuuad'
cd them TO abandon their purpose"
NOTES.
Beaver UtoHiqH Stone coal IL al
present selling At 500 per ton Mt the
coal mines three or four miles east d
Cedar CITY, apd "nll kinds OF pfUducS
takcnn therefor. With fuel NJ thai
low figure nud railroad connection
what n good place u will be in tue mol
distant future for the establishment oil
manufacturing industrics.
Millard county Blade; Mr.. Alm'
Greenwood, assessor and collector, wi!
make tour through tho precincts o
Willard county during the months OF
November ana December Tor the pur
pose Of collecting taxes, aud each pre-
cinct will be notified Ia advance OF tbs
date. Taxpayers should be prepare,
10 settle, sud understand the import
ance Of paying their taxes the yea
they are due, aud avoid publication o
their names Ne delinquents.
Bolgc, Idaho, SatssmaM Hon. 4
B. True has arrived In the city iron
Watrens. lie went In from Halle.
several weeks ago, visiting several IL
toTveniug mining districts. Mr.. Tfu
reports the mines about WaTfUne lOOk
! lug well though operations nre r.
stficted because OF the lack Of mean
, among owners for working their prop
, critics properly. The camp Is ia
! removed iTlm all supply points and
! Is difficult 10 get In ordinary freight o
machinery. rhe road from Weiser
5 fairly goOd, but already the summit
, covered with blanket OF auow. Ia
Governor Wiley has gotten nj
= property In shape 10 work. He ha
! prepared everything for the winter
: operations anu viii himself winter /
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