Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
Good Development 10 Oh. GGuy
ComRnY's Mines.
MILLS 10 ciOsr FOR rrrMns.
Hens OF Interest aud iuirri alton
Gathered from iar.UH
Sources.

he will confirm some gooI noss just
received from the minoa. rle GHy.
zly company has been pushing f'aadiIy |
along iu development work 4ucy its
good luck last summer in slr Iug a
vein Of rich ofc. orc De- ROW being |
taken from the mine, and ga I1uday |
the ton.siamp mill was spHhd, tho
purposc icing 20 keep % fully rlIplici
from the company mlnya
But Mr.. Jennin ls's vlsii there 80 not |
specially on account " tuu mill |
workings. His call there wa I,causs u |
anow aud rich strike OF ore That had |
been made. Samples " the ore body |
encountered were expressed 70 this |
city, aud when examined Ihey proved !
10 bc chunks Of almost pure silver II
10 Ia connection with tl.8 nnd that |
Mt jennings made the trip, ani biz
fellow stockholders believe that when |
he returns he will have committing |
good - tell"
Captain Smith, who acquired fame !
a. O. mine operator on the Cgmstoch,
nud latrr AZ HuIerlntuuIuut 90 the |
Builiun-BuCk In Utah, has charge Of /
the C1mpauy'a mines 90 huuy Hll, /
where ho h laboring % the ond that |
/ they nhull be- placed In huI.claHs work.
Ing condition.
10 CLOSE FOR HEpAius.
The Provo Mills will ruu about ak
/ weeks longer this season aud then close |
down. By that time tue contract Tor
cloth Tor the California stale guards !
uniforms will bu C0mUlniUd. 10 Do
necessary Tor tho mills 90 bt closed TOT
| the ovethauling aud repairs made !
/ essential by running constantly Tor
/ several months. Ths oveIhauling
can be- completed by the fret OF March,
ana 10 tho outlook warrants 70 the mills |
will not be- long after that iu Tosuming
operations.
NoIES
Tho supreme court Of Illinois has
/ declared unconstitutional thu law
passed by the state Legislature about
two ana hall ylara ng1 ;s1siring
/ the wcekly'pay Of wages by cor.
poail0ns.
A proposition has been made by
/ David Luhin Of Sacramento, Cal,
who has figured out, 10 his own salts.
/ faction at lulst, that II would be p0t-
sihle 10 distribute tho farm products oi
the United States In the same manner
/ OF on the same basis that mail matter
~ distributed, that H., he thinks II
feasible 90 have farm products moved
ht Uniform rate for all distances, thus
/ putting all farmers on the same footing,
I
how remote from the central market OF
distribution.
Laramie, Wyoming, Repu5ioqa: 4
large portion 0f the sheep that pass
through daily arc the property d r..
! NJ. Gibson, the well known Nebraska
shoepmau, who some tune ago was
figuring on building large sheep pens
In this city, Mt Gibson recently
pureha'od about 10000 sheen In Utan
ana IL now uonsiguing them TO his
| Nebfafka ranches, where he viii feed
them f1r u time preparatory 10 putting
them On tho Chicago market. The
latter IL the method now being puT-
sued by all the large shoepmon.
A Caldwell, Idaho, dispatch OF No.
vembuf n sayti Yesterday Mr.. NuyOt,
the Colorado mining man, visited
| OpAliue In the company OF Alessrs.
| Gibson and 0wiun. He expressed
| great aslonishmuut AZ the extent Of the
opal deposits, and WAS particularly
pleased with tho large display Of nus
stones already taken from the mine OF
Anchor, Host, Bachman aud Shirley.
Among these Was stem the famous fifty
karat OPAL valued I'll $1,000. The goutlo.
men mentioned are gradually develop.
ing their property AMI are becoming
more aud more expert In handling the
precious stones.
Phoebe, New, L0dsi The Polaris
company has three men At work ON the
love, which was formerly the Sun.
beam. A siX-hOTsU team loaded with
men and supplies ssed through here
Thursday ON route 10 the now gold
fields on tho Muddy. They were III.
rect from the Deep Greek country, and
gave n very Encouraging report OF that
section, The CtOssUut 20 the southeast
In tue Flagstaf NJ Helene was run Ina
thirty feet all IN country rock, when
an opposite cfOsscut 10 the nOrlhWesi,
was started. A. fifteen fest Ia this
latter the ore body was encountered,
which gives every indication Of do.
veloplng Into bonanza.
Bolss, Idaho, StaiCmam Charles
BAlbach, the prominent Omaha mining
man, has returned from visit to tbs
Basin. Mt. Balbach IL looking for
good gold properties. He has been
insrectlng a number OF prospects,, but
has not decided upon any purchases.
lie says about the only way 10 secure
a prospect a. fair hgure Ia TO get the
owner u commit himself before lac
knows what IL waited. II he Rscsr.
talns there are prospects for sale, he
will AK more for u "hOle In the
grounuU than tho mine would prob.
ably be- worth upon being developed.
The Washington mine, at Idaho city,
owned by Mr. BalbaCh, will remain
closed down until there Is "a material
advance IN tile price Of silver. The
report OF rich rlrlku Ia Corder and
williams mine At Neal has been con.
frmed. The ledge has opened out full
len feet wide, with ore that assays from
SlOS t. 500 n ton gold.
Idaho CITY Udaho) World Another
irrignting ditch IA 10 he constructed