Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-05


memorial bu addressed 60 Mrs. Cluvc-
land ana other prominent ladies Of the
county
Tho uppral c'mcs to tha women Of
wyoming under Peculiar ClrCum.
slancCs. The mon Of the state havo
held no masn meeting in the Interest
Oh silver The people Of thls fatr
have iu no manner shown that they
have any intefust in this great quus-
tuu, the c0uaidtrltion Of which has
mate an extra session " Congress
necessary.
Itisa surprising fact that the sltua.
ton has been allowed 10 pass that point
where Wyoming could tuho her place
with other western mining states
without any expression to Congress
favorable 90 silver. when We roali2s
this fact it seems no wonder that the
women Of a nelghborlng state have
appealed b. the women Of Wyoming.
lt would have uUou entirely proper flr
the governor oi the state 10 have calluj
a silver mlss needing and all tie
people o. the state Invited 10 a voice IN
TO- DELIBERATIONS. rhu statc today has
no Standing on the question. 10 "
placed Ia the attitude " luing afraid
TO say anythi g. IL Ia not si,uation
TO be proud Of.
LAND OFFICE.
tr the local land office, Robert T.
Brown has iilud ilnnl pt0of ON desert
entry IN sections 30, IS, 33 and %,
township south, range 5 west
Willard snow Of Wayne county filed
au application Tor % homestead IN see.
ton II, township 80 south, range o
east.
Earnest Clarke filed an application
Tor q homestead near Upton, summit
county, Ia section H. township 3 north,
range east.
Word IL received from the Supcrsti.
ton mountains, about thirty miles
east Of PhwniX, Arlz., that the Hlll q
Sullivan mine b improving with
every days development, and proul-
PES 10 become one u the great bouan.
zas OF the golden territory. Tho main
shan Ia being sunk ia the porphyty
hanging wall, anu has now reached
a depth Of eighty feet. A cross cut 60
the vein will no made Mt l.5 feet. The
principal workings ON the vein con.
sist % two shafts about hty feet deep 4,
which are connected by drifts. At the
bottom Of tho shafts the oross.Cuts
show tho boIy OF orc 10 b., twenty-five
feet wide aud all Of excellent milling
grade, worth $40 per ton Ia free gold.
a COLD QUARRY.
Hal ley, Idaho, NmCs; Frank Morse
drove cut yesterday tOCuafles Sherry'a
new mining yuniurt-thr Fannie Wa.
ring. The niue IL situated about one
aud ~ hail miles thla side VI Curry's
sawmill, ny the same canyon, west OF
Crichlou, Camus prairie. The crop
| pings stand boldly out Of the ground,
/ aud the vein D. ~ massive that there
Ia enough ore In sight TO keep this mill
| going at lctst two Yeas without gulu K
over twenty feet beneath thc surface.
IL II nOta mine; IL l. "a quarry, the ore
Of which averages sl2 or sl5 per ton In
gold. The mill u NJ nearly completed
that II viii be ready to run by tuesday
| at next week, The boiler Il In place,
tho pans are sol, aud all that remains
10 be done IL to complete the counec
ton. anything Is lacking II will be
water Aud tho ditch 10 bring that II
well along anu expected 10 DO ready by
the time the mill will be.
NOTES.
Ina review OF the placets Of Clear
Creek county, Colorado which were
rich producers In the days following
Pixies peak, the Idaho Springs gazette
fsys the work will have TO cease uu the
npproach Of winter, when lode mining
will have To DO fesorted 10. Gun IOubt.
eddy there IL considerable prospecting
for gold veins aud the present stagna.
tiOn Ia silver may serve 10 open up
. .asg... sT.y.N srpIN ttF.pWFft.a - TIE a sIN
! Dirt district, the Chicago nuu Tail
crock sections, Dum0ut, Fall River,
Banner, Hankey Hill, Virginia can.
yon aud GilsOn gulch present vas #,
field Tor prospecting, each Of the sec
lions named having good gold minsl
In operation, with IA many rs yet un
discovered.
The Spar City, Colorado, Spark says
the Cferde Of today IL collection Ol
idle men, failures, attachments, assigu.
ments, with mines closed down anu
filling with water. Where from
twenty 10 twenty.tvo cars Of ors wer,
going out daily and there were two
passenger trains each way, numerous
freight trains anu yard engine anu
crow, there 10 now one mixed train
which comes In ut noon and goes Oul
Ag IN two hours later. Not pound Of
ore IL being shipped. The Spark re-
cites the case Of two men who turned
their attention 10 n gold claim wheI
the silver mines closed. They tool
out orc worth goo per ton until they
had accumulated lot worth $1,000
This they packed on Jacks fifteen milcl
10 the railroads and commenced load
ing II, when the agent informed hiu
that the freight must bs paid Ia hd
vance. The smelter was telegraphe,
TO and returned word that they cOul,
not pay freight In advance, anu 10 IN,
gold ore had 10 be- unload d, reslokel
anI stored, as the men had no ready
cash.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Tolay'a clearing house exchange
amounted 10 sss,l52.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yorf-sllver z! s lead, 1926
LOnd0u-Silyrr, 3a!I.
ORE AND BULLION.
n. r.. Jones a Go, received today
Bullion, $500.
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.