Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-15


the mine and try to talk to those who
are working, aud to persuade them to
desist.
"rhere are about fifly men working
at the keystone mine. Rich ore u
being taken out from there hni shipped.
"rhere are about twenty men nj the
from there also.
"rhe new switch Of the Rio urandc
Western, going 10 the BulliOn-Buck,
Ia nearly completed.
eve live In hopes that business Will
liven up later In the spring"
THE MAMMOTH.
To representative OF the News this
afternoon, MIR. J. A. Curninghnm,
vice PRECEDENT ofthe Mammoth Mining
company, said, IN reply To an inquiry
ma TO whether he could give any DIST"
for rc.uming operations on the Nom.
moth mine: at will not he before
April let, aud possibly not before May.
When we do start II will not amount
to much. We will not have more than
25 men at work at the most. We hte
entirely Indifferent under the present
conditions about doing anything with
the property"
"Wili tho action Of tho Miners
union have my effect on the mine
operations?"
"well, not much, at ut any rate, u
any at all. With such a few men ~
We want there 10 not much TO elect
There might be some littlei but our
company doesn't propose 20 have Tue
union run our nfIaire. We prefer 10
work our own property. Wsaro not
quarreling with the union or anybody.
There were no union men in tho mine
that We knew Of until short
time before II closed down. We
told our mon that n few OF them
wanted 10 20 on at reduced rate after
February lat, we would allow them To-.
| IL was more to give them work thsn
anything else. But they did no,
take theioler, 70 tho mine shut dow n.
"tps lust az sad to OurstockholJ.
era. Our ore IA our capital, and taking
| IL out now In like dealing out our CAPT.
tai with no returns. The mine has paid
no dividends for about eighteen
months, 40 you sce there IL no Induce.
inent 10 40 on ut present."
Tho annual meeting Of the Man,
moth stockholders vas held yesterday
afternoon, nj which s237 ,057 shares Of
the stock were represented. Tho fol-
lowing board OF directors twas eleeted:
VIM. Mcintyre, PRESIDENT; j. n.
Cunningham, vice president; Ia ;.
Hillp, treasurer; j. Il. C0rkvr, sccre.
tary; WIN. NJ. bradley, Il. L.. Goodhait,
W. :. Mccormick, II. T.. Mason.
1t was decided TO employ q. II.
Robertson OF Aiarysvalo AZ euperin.
tendent for the company, and 10 Greet
forty.stnmp mill, to operate by the
amalgamation ana contracting system.
This mill will cost about S25,OOJ.
TENTH WARD ASSOCIATIONS.
AT meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Tenth Ward Lumber and Building
association, held last evening In the
ward meeting house, section D OF liz
| constitution was amended 10 as TO
make the board Of directors consist Of
nine Instead Of seven persone.
AftCT reading the secretary and treat-
/ ureT'l reports (which were flledl and
hearing irom the auditing committee,
the following named persons were
elected Tor the ensuing year: a. NJ.
Musser, PRESIDENT; George Buckle,
vice president; n. J. Higgs, secretary
and treasurer; f. II. Poll, 4. IL. Wool.
ley, q. III. Banks, Edward Brady. An.
drew Jensen, Henry Coulam ana IL.
A. Reeve, directors.
In consideration Of tho stringency OF
the times, the company's business aud
financial status were found to be In n
healthy condition.
METEOR COMPANY.
Articles OF Incorporation were filed
with the county clerk yesterday after.
noon by the Meteor Mining company.
The incorporators are q. III. Wilbur,
w. II. Donnull, John n. Tisdale, NJ.
o. Wilbur and w. IL. DOnnell OF Salt
Lake; A. NJ. Stewart OF Fish Springs,
and David WeatwoOd OF Provo. They
place their capital stock at $780, 900
divided into 100000 shares Of the par
value OF 81 each. Their object will be
to carry on general mining and mill
ing business In the Fish Springs min
ing district with general uiilce In
Salt Lake. Tho officers are: John n.
Tisdale, president; A. NJ. Stewart,
vice president; David Wes.woOd,
treasurer, anu q. II. Wilbur, secretary.
NOTES.
The Planet, Jr., roller flour mills In
Sanpete county have been purchased
by w. ID. Candland, OH Erickson
anu James Larsen.
Mining Journal: Del Roberts, OF
Provo, has group OF twenty.one
claims In the Pinto.Iron district, In
Iron county, and on one OF them, the
Deseret View, Ralena bOulders can b.
picked up for 400 feet. rhe mineral
bearing groupings Ia 800 feet wide, and
carries well In both lead and silver.
He will put force of men TO work
there as soon ns the weather moderates.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Tojay's clearing house exchanges
amounted to Sl5i,l9l; same day las.
year s2S2, 500. Decrease Sl2S,70S.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..