Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-14


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a soan factory 10 being inaugurnt'd
IN Ogden by the We8lufn Manufacture
ing company with capital Of $4,000.
A Sonora, California, Dispatch, say.
that ere 90 the value NJ $4,000 per ton
has been struck at the Rawhidu mine
and the yeiu is an immense one.
A dispatch fiom Coliax, Washing.
ton, dated October H., says that un.
precedrnled storms throughout the
Palouuo country from thu let Of
October 10 date have damaged the
wheat crop TO an extent hard q csu.
mate. The ralus began iu the miflt
OF the late harvest, and 10 dale Ave
inches have fallen,
J. J. Duke of Salt Lake, who recent.
~ purchased BANKER Rich's attractive
residence In the Firrt ward, Il now
comfortably settled with his family In
their new quarters ON the corner South
Wall aud Pleasant streets, says the
Brigham Bugior. Ait. and Mrs. Duke
AMI family will no doubt be- warmly
welcomed 10 the City OF Homes.
Dillon, Mont, tribune w. T.. Lee,
OF Bannack, was IN town Saturday
after supplIes. MI Leo has secured
the contract Tor hauling twenty M
u ore daily from the kent mine 10
Barrett station. Tommy Haw aud
| steve Cook shipped this week sevcu-
teen carloads Of sheep Tor Chicago.
| The contract calls for an average speed
/ OF 80 miles AN hour, No that their train
/ will beat passenger time.
Mt. Pleasant Pyramid Mt. Plensnnt
/ once more shines under the luminous
rays Of the electric light, and thosr are
/ now permanent fixture. The light
IL very good, aud on the streets eel ecial.
| ly presents strong contrast 10 the oil
lHmps. The lights extend down Main
street from the dynamo house 10 The
| DEPOT, aud at evening look very at.
Inactive. A large number OF fight.
have been put In business and othri
houses, and at night gives the city d
decidedly metropolitan appearance
! The MI. Pleasant roller mill, after 9
clOse.iUwu for several week., resume,
running last week, Duriug thu aus
pension OF operations a number o
important changes and Improvement
have been made, new machinery put II
aud the best power supply In this sec
ton OF the Territory secured. This mil
Is again ready tor business In be,tel
shape than ever
Ogden Standard; Wednesday svon
ing Mt.James HoTrockB returned from
a prospecting tour through northern
Utah ami southern Idaho, bringing
with him some tue specimens Of mica
deposit OF which hr located In south
erh Idaho, ABOUT Ave miles north Oh
the Utah line. The deposit n about
tlity miles from railroad, the nearest
shipping point being krllon. To,
mica lies iu O. ven ana at "A depth u
ave feet from The surface, II about I've
feet iu width with "a widening ten
debcy Of the WBllr, The quality ut tl,
product II said 10 be very noe, u huin,
clear, tough Aud very thin lHyeTed
qualities which are essential to g0Ot
mica. Mr. Horfocks will return eOoi
/ anu proceed AZ once TO develop hi
claim. As mica II worth about SUI
per pound, the value OF MT. HOftOCEs'
lind seems TO be very great
An irrigation enterprise has been "a
0ugurated Ia san Betuardiuo county
Cans, 10 reclaim large area vi IA,
hUlayo desert in the vicinity u Dag
gelt by means Of n dam ucfos. the Nc
Jsvo river aud submerged tlume 10
ihe purpose Of tapping the underilOW
The initial point Of work Ia On Tia
north bank u the river about iou
miles north Of Daggctt, Two waite
rights have been located, one olaimin
100000 miners Inches aud the 0thu
! l,OUO,OOJ inches Ot the unapprl
pfiatod water % the M0lave river. IN
water IL 10 bs diverted from tbs rive
/ and conveyed upon the land TO 1
, Irrigated by means Of canal 100 fel
wide at the bottom anu $50 feet wild
on the top and ten feet deep, with
grade OF three feet 10 the mile.
Tintlc Miner Tue new 2I.stam
4 mia at Mammoth II RAPIDLY neatin
completion. superintendent Robinso
, expects 10 have Il iu operation by IA
, coming New Year over nifty me
, are working On tho buildings au
, grounds. Mr.. Dietrich, who has th
> contract for the carpenter work, eG
4. poets 70 have his contract nnishe
early In November. Already fou
. carloads Of machinery have been uu
! loaded on the grounds aud about th
same number are On route, Tia
{ umAlgamatlug process will be used, an
! tue mill, later on, will be- Increased 1
! forty atamps, A Salt Lake gtsdiu
. uutht IL NJ work ON the pipe line I
I Death creek, which will be complete
, lhls fail, hut the pumping station vii
, not be put In until next spring, ia
company having water enough 10 IA
G the mill this winter
Horse and Buggy Stolen.