Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-23
Simon BlmbaFbor Throws Himself
Into The Breach.
NE GUARANTEES ruG sun LACKING



which to get the money. BIO tho cau-
wasting comm ttses Kept on rustling,
and by . O'Clock this afternoon had cut
the shortage town 10 sl27j.
Then Simon BamDp.rtF came
to their Ielef. He NoulI not
see tn q worn fail. 80 In addition to the
amount he had subscribed be rnarau-
ieed the payment Of the Remainder.
81 will take chances uu getting IL
back," said he. al hope the euh-
criptiona. ~ continue TO oomn In and
the full amount be paid. But rather
than see the whole thing laIl, / viii
guarantee tho Sl2T0 that is now
short.D
Then Mr.. Kinney rushed or to see
Mi. Poltit, and arrange Tor canceling
the mortgage Immediately. This must
TO accomplished before iO'Clock this
afternoon, ~ at that hour the trustees
meet to sign the contract.
At $3.50 this afternoon, Mr.. Kinney
had not returned. Mr.. Hamburger
was asked II there was anything
certain agreed upon. lie re1lled, "No,
we are waiting for MIR. Kinney 20
settle with Mr.. Petit. We have done
our share. The money In really. Now II
MIR. Kinney has II Nil right with
Mr.. Petit, the whole thing will 10
fixed. We have only got tlll 4 O'Clock.
| know nothing OF tho arrangements
with Mr.. Petit. But II ~ not our fault
II there II a failure. The North Salt
Lnkers have kept their ngreemUnt."
Ten minults later John NJ.
Cannon, who IL attorney Tor Mr..
Petiit, was seen. He said, 81 am
now going with MIR. Petit 10 meet the
committee. We have tue deeds all
ready TO turn the property over. II
the committee have the muney,as they
say Il y have, the matter viii Le
closed up ut once. We win be with
the committee at O'Clock, or shortly
after, aud settle the business"
LATEsT.-At 1920 y. m the com-
mittsos were In session, uisoilsing tne
details. No conclusion hal been al.
rived ut and would not be for some
time, but u member Of the committee
gave 1t out that all would he fixed this
evening, aud the contn ~ gnod.
TIE BULLION BECK.
Matters at tho BLlloH.Beck have
almost regalued normal condition Of
quietude, the only Ind cation left OF
disagreement between the company
anu tho miners being that the latter
are out Of employment while opera.
tons are otoadily going ON ut the nine.
There nppeaTs to be no disposition 20
create disturbance. Marshal Benton,
who was ut Eureka Tuesday night,
says: al think everything ~ going on
all right there now. The union men
board trains nj lrontOn and talk TO new
cOmerr, endeavOfinR " persuade them
not to 70 10 work IN the milne. The
principal argumen, used IL that mon
should not c1mein there 10 take bread
cut Of tho mUuth1 NJ the resident
miners aud theiI families. But there
is no improper Interference with the
men no far as have heard. There
are now ninety men nt work for the
Bullion.Beck, ftrty Of these being in
the mine"
The Clinton Consolidated gold mine
at Weiland, California, product Tor the
past month was )ut into gold brick
VI about fifty pDtnus weight last week.
The company hsB two safes, one In Its
store In town anu the other la It's
office mt the nine. On Monday night
the store was catered and its keeper,
George Dunn, compelled TO open tho
safe. The brrk was net found, and
the thieves bono Dunn hand ami foot,
gagged him " pushing an OH SOCK
into his mouti, aud lott. Fortunately
for the ownds, the brick had been
left that nj htin the safe at the office,
which was unliBturbed.
NOTES.
George Hopper is putting In snlt
reduction woIls at Annabella, SEWER
county.
The Richndd advocate evidently Ia |
an admirer o mOIo-ty, It's issue OF
yesterday cont,ius this notice: "Pfof, |
Boyle anu yung man from Elslnoro |
have gone down In the PahTenh ooul..
try prospecting where he says he has
a wonderful 0ppcr mine. Perhaps |
he has, aud cin make good use Of |
some copper, bit he surely does not
need any moreorass."
HENRY MC1SrAISs DisTRIor.
A Correspondent, writing from Blue
valley, says: tnOw II very deep ON the |
Henry mount1ns, aud la consequence
no prOspectinpis being done, anu none |
will DO done ~ some Time. Hundreds
OF men are whiting for tho snow to |
melt and the amp ~ growing In I'm.
portance U,ly Three biz mines have
been running It paying rate all win.
ter ana GOOD irikes have been made
lately in all oiihen. a new road and
q good one has been constructed from
Castle valley 'hich furnishes u good
outlet, anu Gu be travelled at any
time OF the yea and 70 nearer by TWEEN.
ty.iive miles tan any other route. A
daily mail run TO FerrOn, one half of
the distance, mi Gs all kinus OF pro.
duce can be nd at fair price the
camp is greay assisted. The camp
viii DO lival one In the spring, US
there are pohy OF men and capital
here TO make isO.
SALT LATG CLEARING HOUSE.
Toiay's oleting house exohanges
amounted TO ba23,334; same day last
year S246, 1854. Decrease sZ2,l05.
roDA9s QUOTATIONS..
New York-llIyero,! .; lead, 1891.
London-siser ..
oRghND BULLION.
Wells, Farg ~ CO, received today
Mingo bullion si753.
4. Il. Jopes& CO, received today
Bullion, s9a1; ores, $4,000. Total, |
$4,000.
Asssyer Ctre had In today, for
testing, one Id Of Sioux orc. !