Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-11
BUSINESSAND MINES.
The Financial Pressure is Gradually
Growing Lighter
GOLD FIELDS IN HEAVIER COUNTY
Cougraiulaiory kilograms to the Choir
Mantle Hang Mine Boss.-Coal-
vile Coniest-Other News.

The fnhnoial outlook at the opening
Of the prusgnt week Ia more assuring
than 1t has uosu al any time during
the past three months. Tho doubts
that appeared TO be arising week ago
have been swept away, and the local
financial market Ia stronger and better
allarouud. With this improved con-
diton there is a feeling OF greater
confidence, as tho realization comes
that there Is no occasion Gr alarm
Tho banks report that unei arc "bet'
teri every way" anu while with
mercantile houses the volume Of busi'
Less has oeen comparatively email,
yet its tendency has been decidedly
sLc0ufaging
ooHaRATuLATiEG TIE CHOIR.
On Saturday sfeluoOu the Business
Man'a as. Ocihtiuu OF this city sent the
following sc1ugratuiatory Telegram 10
Chicago, wnurs u was DOUBTLESS rt-
tuivvu IN duB suasOu, though no re-
spouse has yet reached hero;
Hon. c. w.wosi, Utah Building, Worlds
Fair, Chlcagoi
We extend congratulations 10 Professor
stephens aud his choir Ia scDnfiug
priEl Ia tho musical contest Of tho world.
tbs BUSINESS MISS ASSOCIATIONS.
WfNpEtL BENSON, Prosidcni,
a. lIAHsoN, Secretary.
THE BEAVER GOLD FIELDS.
Thlnga are quiet IA tho gold telds In
Beaver county, tut II a. anticipated
tuat before long there viii DO plenty OF
activity there. Mining men Of that
section ate Ia u state Of hopeful
rnxioty regarding the Teeuit Of the
twenty dave run now being made by
tue mill ut tho Rob Roy mine. That
D. will prove cOuUlueively that the
quartz thoro viii pay well for working
Il tho general anticipation. the COM
pumtioua made figure out that tho
rtuhts viii be big, und the present run
viii he a practical denomination OF
what uan be done. when the Claan
ul b. made at the close Of this month,
tio ROT Roy people will know just how
mucn gold they nave got In the ptactl-
cal test aud preclAely what 10 has cOst
taen.
On the ascerlalningof these facts the
utute Of the district largely depends.
II tue Rob hoy pays, there are scores
OF mines In the lndian Greek district
that are equally 40 good prospects,,
ana viii DO opened ~ at once. La
tic Sheep mining district, which Joins
tie Indian Greek district on the south,
nmuilaf condition tNiHls. In fact, In
the later district tho Ellen McGfegOr
~ claimed IN bn even richer mine
thhnis the Rob Roy. 10 has quartz
going as high as sa7 IN gold anu So In
silver % tho ton. a rush In the ln-
dian Greek district means like move
munt In the sheep district, aud Benve
iirs are confident that this will be Ia.
hururaied ere another month has
passed.
10 LEAVE on III HANGED.
The employees Ia tho Union Pacific
coul mines nj Hanna, Wyoming, are
very tired Of what they designate the
tythunical Hud unfair treatment they
have received from the pit hoes, Arnhi.
bald Rate. Nit, Sweeney buperin.
trndent OF the mines, received Letter
last week, signed by nearly all the
men, asking Tor Rates discharge.
Sweeney refused, aud on Friday u
committee from the men waited on
Rate and informed him that unless he
lot town at once the men would hang
lim. Rate evidently believed no was
50 obnoxious TO the men that they
would carry out their threat, NJ he
went into hiding, but not until he had
gone TO Rawlins uud, Ia connection
with Superintendent Sweeney, sworn
cut warrants for the arrest OF the com
mittce which had waited on him, anu
who are now IN jail awaiting an eK
animation, which was sel i0r this
afternoon.
THE CHEROKEE BOOMERS.
About my persons have departed
rom this city for the Cherokee strip.
some oil thom are real estate men who
VI course, expect 10 make business
All are taid 10 be well provided
Tor tue purpose OF taking al
land and remaining tho required
tiuo 10 make u settlement They will
bp on the ground In ample time Il
make the rush ON Saturday next. III
Cherokee strip that IN 10 DO thrown
open embraces about 4, 0JO,O1D acres oil
land, aud host OF boomers has
crowded In already. 10 afford n
chance for oil, strip OF land 100 fee
wide, on the rim OF the reservation, II
available for camping ground Tor ia
tending setllere. The task Of pTes6rv
log the peace h placed In the hands d
the military ln order 10 prevent
II possible, recurrence Of IN,
iawluss scenes OF tho opening OF okla
hOma. 10 II estimated that by Satuf.
day next at least $4,000 intende,
Hytllers will 10 assembled on the rim
Of the strip, prepared for tho gran,
rush, and II Is possible that before ia,
sun goes down on that day that ia,
whole area Oi land available viii hay,
passed into private hands.
CuNTnT Win COALviILE.
The Collville Guy council mas r.
Yoaled the franchise granted Seldom /
Clnwson, Of SAT- Lake, Tor an eloctri,
light plant, On rAursiay AFTERNOON
tue employees OF Mr. Clawein begar
he erection of poles m the sireets on
the ground that he had not reCeivel
rutihcptiOu ~ the repeal Of the lfRu'
chite. Five orsix poles were trtoted anu
tue next morulng MaHhhl Salmon, arr
INK uuuef tue direction n the mayOr,ft
moved the poles, a warrant Of arcs
was also served on Mr.. ClaWsOu ioi
placing distractions Ia the street, nuu
"A hearing was given In the justlce',
court. The city claimed that the OTdl.
nance, granting u franchise, was moi
In effect and thai Mr.. ClAws0n hau
placed the polea IA the street contrary
10 another ordinance prohibiting it
Mr.. Iluweln rested upon the franchise