Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25

DETAILS YET 10 III ARRANGED.

JuuEe lauulpoufoW, VINO ~ hctlng Us
counsel for the citizens committee In
the matter finally passed upon the
title today. lie concluded that he was
satisfied with It u Mt. Green would be.
The papers were then turned over 10
Chas. G. Dey, Mr. Green's attorney.
Mr. Doy mate a careful examination,
and came TO the conclusion that there
was some doubt A. 10 the title OF q
small portion OF the tract, tho deed
10 which had not boon recorded
when n former transfer was made, but
which was placed on record when the
North Salt Lakers' committees disc0v.
cred this omission. The defect has
been romedied; but In orief 10 provide
against any possible contingency, Mr..
Dey required that u small bond he
given insufing his client ff0fn pny ex-
penss In the matter. "rhis bond Ia 10 he
given this Afternoon" said MIR. Dey nj
las p. M. Today, Sand II IL Is forth.
coming l will pass the title as all
right"
When this IL done there is not any.
thing suggested at present in the way
OF cause for further delay.
Judge Lo1fbourow was called on at
three O'Clock this afternoon, snd said,
SIT isn't Fixed yet, but | suppose it
viii be- settled this afternoon. | under
stand that the title all fixed"
Az O'Clock. Hudson Smith, who IL
acting with the North Salt Laktrs,
4 III, "Nhings looked q little uucertnlh
this morning, but this Ritoi noon ars
favorable. l Understand that every.
thing II fixed NJ, though do not be.
lleve the contract will he eigned be-
fore tomorrow"
lAt the last hour stated Mr.. Petit and
others were In conference for final
arrangement OF affairs connected with
the refinery Elite.
FOR HOME MANUFACTURES.
At a special meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
held yesterday afternoon, the following
resolution was passed:
"Whereas, rhe time has arrived In
the history Of our commercial develop.
ment when all public.spirited cit'I rms
should unite In favor OF tho policy OF
supporting and developing home In.
dusiries, therefore, DO II
'hesolvcd, BY the Chamber OF Com.
merco OF Salt Lake City, TINT we urge
upon the citizens OF the Territory the
Importance of purchnHing the pro ucts
OF home manufacturers in preference
to those which are imported, and OF
aiding In the development OF our i'm.
measurable material resources, and
recommend that In every part OF Utah
Territory the citizens organize for this
purpose"
The board also appointed commit.
tee OF three to met with "a similnF
committee from the Manufacturer
exchange 10 arrange for n mass meet.
ing for encouraging the use OF home
manufactures. l.. Il. Kelsey, T.. w.
Madsen aud IL. T.. q. Coates compose
the committee. This action was OccA.
stoned by n communication from the
Manuiacturers' exchange, signed by
President Elias Morris and Secretary
Cutler Of that organization saying: "At
n'meeting Of the Manufacturer OK.
change, March 10Th, tho following
resolution was unanimously nuOpted:
THAT u communication be addressed
TO this president and board Of directors
Of the Chamber OF Commerce, asking
them TO call mass meeting Mt their
earliest convenience at n suitable place
In this city, for the purpose OF urging
our citizens to patr0niEe home Indus.
tries.'o
NOTES.
Tho Bullion. Beck mine began ship
ments OF ore today.
A good strike OF ore Is reported from
the No-you. Don't mine at Stockton.
Things geLerally In that camp are
looking up, and with tho opening OF
spring RoOl business In looked for.
Jack MoCarty and Peter Sauce,
two minors working In tho Ulay mine,
near Lake City, Colorado, were in
stantly killed yesterday by an explo.
sion which Ia supposed TO have been
due to a missed shot, which went of
after blast had been fired.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today'a clearing house exchanges
amounted To s276,727; same day last
yeRr, s2S2,080. Decrease, Sj,3l2,
Ihs amount for the week was
81 1890, 8l2; same week last y,arSl ,5S3,-
0l0. Decrease, 0j3O7.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-SllvoLsgl s,; lead, s3.874.
LOndon-Silyer, ~ l8Ib1.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo d 90, received today,
Miugo bullion, s5S2s
4. IL. Jone, Il 90. received to-day
Bullion, SiiJO; ores, $4,000. Total,
$4,000.
w. a. Hodges had In today for
assay one lot Of Bullion. Beck ore, sS
tom; ohu lot Of Utah ore, "a tons; one
lot OF Horn Silver ore, 100 tons, anu
one utner control.
w. e.. n. Steward had in today for
nssay ono lot Of Ola Jordan ana Galena
GRE, az tons; Que lot Of Bullion-Beck
ore, IS IOns, and n 1t u specimens,
nEAL ESTATE IHANsIEUs.
Flled il the office OF tFc county r,o0rlfr OF SAT-
Take County sine p.g. Vciisiddg
o. q. boy ct uX 10 Robert Barley,
part ~ lot D, block %, pat A-,,sr. 2,I50 90 |
A. j. lluuOrhuCh Go Mar Olsen ct al,
interest iu Mary lode. Wet
Mountain Mining dWtrict,,.,.,,. 1 %
pax q" Of blSci y sandy '.,...',...-. 100 90
Joseph wilkinson ut ai, by Alntlhl,
~ Luuita King, part OF lois and
D. block iG, Plat h......s....s,.,,,.,. - 800 90 |
Peter MulmHtrum and wife 10 a.. ~.