Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-15
MINING And REALTY.
Tho Grizzly Company Cots Soma Good
News from lis Mines.
OUTLOOK IN SEVER COUNTY.
Mineral = aicnts Rcccived.-Ihe Logan
Coal.-Real Estate and Min
ing Matters

district, Ia Eastern Nevada. He
squared up affairs here ~ lao could
DO absent for about n month, and ar
ranged Tor bis departure today.
Mr.. Fox IL heading for Sholtoutnc.
The claims Of the Burke Mining COM
pany o, this city are near that
place, and will receive his attention.
Tue company has some excellent pros
peotsand has been doing considerable
development work.
But the Burke compaDy's business
IL only incidental TO the main purpose
Of the Journey. The Grizzly Bear
company, of which Mr.. Fox "a secte.
tary and treasurer, has m extensive
rroup Of mines IA tho White Pine
district. tt was reported today that
word had been received from there Of
fioh discoveries Ia tue group. OF the
truth Of tbs report there was no doubt,
fflm tho pleasing expression on the
,irectors' countonAnoes when they
were approached.
TAcy courieously suggested that they
'didn't care about rushing into print"
II was admitted that the Information
received was not Of "A Encouraging
ialufe, "but the letter was written 10
hif. luahc Junniuge, president Of the
company, and ho IN out Of town"
rhB news, however, was too good 90
Keep, and consequently leaked Out
through conversation with Others. lts
favorable character IL the cauee Of Mr..
tux'a trip vt this time. Joseph q.
SHARP, Of this city, IL superintendent Of
the mine, aud the development work
which lao has been doing has proved TO
hn VI q most TumuneTAtive character.
Tho shaft In the particular mine where
the latest strike IL wns down into good
paying ore some time ago AMI for
tie better operating OF the mine
% was decided 10 connect with a tun.
mel. rhis work Ia now almost com.
pie.cd, the worhmen in the shaft anu
ihosu ~ the tunnel being able to hear
ucn1i1c made by each other IA their
operations. The tunnel is IN on thr
uru, aud the upraiso Is likewise In the
midst OF rich body Of silver.
10 IL that point where the develop |
ments nj were made that caused tue |
owners 10 smile. A considerable |
AMAAAANN VI NAA AANI NNNn AMANA UAA anu I
tnerr are tons more In sight OF the |
same character Five hundred ounces |
per ton In silver IL what tue greater |
part of Il carries, as shown by assays 1
made. Some OF Il Is claimed 10 reach |
even as high rs thousand ounces TO
the ton.
With this showing II IL no wonder |
that the owners feel jubllant. The /
ordinary dividend payer among the /
new mines In this locality doesn't hold |
candle to II. A carload OF ore n 10 be /
shipped at once to this city. and II 10
quite probable that regular shipmenA
Will be made. IL costs SIS pee ton 10 |
freight II here, aud with 50O-Ounce ore
the company has bonanza. The re-
port OF Mr. Fox, when hD returns after
his examination " the property aud
the further work that viii be done tho
next month, viii be looked forward 10
with great deal OF Interest.
SEWER COUNTY PROSPECTS.
SEWER Ioounty has never seen a
brighter future than IL now before Il,
70 ~ the ltiChheld advocate. An
abundance OF snow has fallen In the
mountains and the backward spring
hrs kept II theresa that the water will
come uown Ia Just the time when II
will be needed, Two large canals have
ueen taken OUT on either side Of the
river and thOuiands OF actes VI new
land Is being cultivated this year. Six
hundred and forty acres Of school land
has Just been thrown open 20 entry
and the people Will ohOrtly obtain their
titles 10 II. Eleven thousand acres VI
fertile university land IL being taken
up ana Improved, and great quantities
OF II VIII be producing grain this sum
mer. Many hundreds OF acres Of land
IA being secured on the east side OF the
river under the desert act, and IA
being supplied with water by the new
canal from the river, anu by reservoir
ing water In the mountains anu dig.
ging cut springs from the foot Of the
mountains. Despite the low price OF
silver, the mines Of MafysyAlu and
Clear Greek Will 10 developed this
GUNNER more than ever before, anu
both camps VIII DO unusually lively.
n road VIII be built down through
sevier canyon 10 that the ore can be
hauled 10 sallua at profit, and IL IA
thought II will give a great additional
Impetus 10 the mining Industry. The
are that two railroads viii
he extended through the county with.
DO twelve months, and chRnces ure
Q v-rlble that one Will be extended in
hli' that time. All kinds OF ,
toedi hogs, sheep and poul-
'Gy arc doing remarkably well,
hHd on unprecedented amount OF
iit VIII be produced. FiTst.olass
tottcl buildings will be erected la the ,
l'sulnR towns aud good schools will
eo tho result. Waterworks will be put
Ia Muhroe and Elslnore aud probably
10 Mchtleld. Money ~ tight, OF
course but II Is not so bad In this 2
county ns elsewhere In the Territory,
nhd In fact II seems TO be bad the d
Nor!u over. People have been feeling
uoWncast ana discouraged, nut there IL
no occasion ior any suoh feu!lug. Pro.
kArsa ~ inc WaichwOrd anu our county
i- mafching at the head OF the van. -,
MINERAL PATENTs. a
Tho following patents to mineral b
!hds have been received al the lana :
hice Ia this city; !
battloy McDouough and Hugh XII. y
,tnny lot No. l5l, for the Golden :
lrau ana salt Hill consolidated claim,
% snake Greek district. y
bcQ' Mullett and Geo. II. Davls. Iot "
w. 421, Tor the Rustltr lode, In West
Mountain district.
The Cane Springs Con. mining COM
.gly, lot No. 6S, for the frankie lode. {
No Chiffon district. :,
The Union mining contpnny t,t NJ ! T.