Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-18
MINES And BUSINESS
Prominent Salt LakeIs Depart for The
Grizzly Company Mines.
PEOPLE rArnoNIzING HOMEMADE.
Dusncss Outlook Continues TO Improve
--Colun'zars from KanSas.-Min'
Ing aud Other Notes.

David jane, A. T.. Hyde aud sam
Mcintyre, stookh llders 10 the Gflzz'y
Mining comtany, lot this city for the
company. properly Ia White Pine
county, Nevada, to fully ineptct lhe
mine. there. This will DO the nrs'
visit Of some Of the gentlemen 10 'hesO
mines.
The development work which has
been Prosecuted on tue Grizzly proper
ty IL now completed, aud everything -
In readiness lof shipping ore. II VIII
be- remembered ,hat u was Ia 'h,se
mines, during tue driving Of the 'uh'
rel, that bodies Of remarkably rich orc
were encountered some three months
ago. IL Is now the intention Of tue
company to make regular slif7nun's.
This would have been begun earlier
but Tor the depression iu silver. The
directors have decided, however, That
further delay would be irJudicious,
anu the shipping l. to be commcnccl
shortly alter tbu return OF the party
INV Al lNhA' " Wv AA'' ~
WILL BuY AT HONE.
The exlerienco OF two dummerl
for eastern houses who have Jlst re-
turned from cnnvHasing tour ~ cen
tral aud southern Titan 10 compliment.
AIRY 10 the altitude Of the people "
those sections. These drummefs have
heretofore met with good succeta Ia
their particular WOODEN goods,
and when on this occasion they found
tho country merchants aud people
proof ngaiIst their persuasive powers
they were aHtonishcd. Upon inquiry
why this change Of front, they met
with the uniform answer 1--WE do
not want your eastern goods when We
can buy a similar article from home
manufacturers. This year we Will buy
Provo mills goods."
This meaus that the movement 10
patronize home Industry hnH taken
firm hold upon the people. Tho man.
agcment Of the Provo mills has doubt
less contributed greatly 10 bring about
the condition referred 20 90 inT ~ the
Institution itself ~ concerned by the
offer recently made 10 take wheat In
exchange Tor ils products aud allow
70 cents per bushvl on cash basic,
with the grain delivered iu Provo.
The proposition was n most favorable
one 10 tue iaTmots and doubtless viii
Jf0ve good financial move for the
mills. The latter are now running ON
full time.
BUSINESS OuILoOlS.
The beginning OF the present week
continues TO augur nn Improvement
In financial circles, the condition OF
business affairs being quite satlsiHc-
tory. Money " moving easier anu
confidence is being restored.
ooLoNizlSG ~ IDAHO.
q. X. Douglas and s. u. Macion-
aid. Of the Inland Development com.
pany, are engaged In scheme 20 col.
oniEe the district along the Ridenbaugh
canal between Boise ana Nampa,
Idaho. MT. Douglas started for Kansas
today, from where he expects 10 bring
fiity families. The heads Of these fam
lilies are said 90 be thrifty, hRtdwOTk.
Ing farmers who are tired Of working
against the Rdversitirs Of drouth IN
KAnsns, anu are willing 10 settle on a
~ acre tract for each family, where
there Is sufficient water.
NOTES.
Bose StdtcimaM IL has teeu re-
ported heIe tnat tue Squnw creek group
" opal minUs, near Opnllue, Idaho,
have been sold 10 a ChicgRO Syndicate
for $4,000. A number Ut Boise people
uro interested In the group.
Eureka (Nev. Sentinel During the
month OF August the Eureka & Pali-
shde Railroad company received In
transit 10 Salt Lake aud Vallejo June.
ton, Cal, B7a tons OF ore M follOwe.
From Eureka district, i66 tone; White
Pine, 900 tons, anu Nye county,
tons. Following were the lots shipped
from Eureka district; From the Ham
burg mine, 22s tone; Eureka Con, l6i
tons; Richmond, ~ tons; Delaware,
81 tons, aud Idaho, IL tons.
The miners In the Gladstone,
Colorado, coal mine went out
ON strike on Saturday.
The oause Of the trouble IA over the
weighing Of coal. The men arc not
satisfied with the returns Of the weigh
boss aud 80 demand that they be ~.
lowed to put on Il check weigh man.
Tho operators, Messrs. Padiicld AMI
Hopkins, deny the demand Of the
men. A mass meeting Of the miners
viii be held to consider the question.
Park CITY Rtoord; One Of the boilers
at the Manao mil sprung a leak this
week and considerable trouble has been
experienced IN operating the plant
with the remaining ret, owing 10 the
fact that the watts IN the teacher con.
Hume more steam than does the large
engine that drives the machinery, rhe
mill was closed down Tor u few hours
on Saturday to make some slight 10.
pains on onG Of tho uugi o. There has
been some talk on the streets this week |
10 the effect that tho silver King |
would start up m q tow days. The |
writer interviewed superintendent |
Kearns IN reference 10 tho matter ana |
was told that no decision had boon |
reached; that Mr.. Keith was eNprot- !
ed home today nui as soon Ss he ar.
rived tho matter would lo decided. As |
soon IA we can get ogfh for our ore, |
said Mr.. kenrup, small force viii be- |
put 20 work. The smultprr, however |
want thirty days time on all cOnsign.
ments, anu on those terms the King |
win not ship ore.
Los Angeles ErDrcs. NJ. Burlin.
game, well known utUspectOr who |
~ company with some others haH taken |
up sume claims near Muihvr, states |
that line quality OF coal has been |
found ON thSlr Clnimh aui that a com.
puuy Is now being organized 10 do |
sOmU thorough Prospecting. SpCCi- |
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