Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-31

T. OlI1, UTAH..
wac 20 bl held on Saturday night. |
amounted 10 but an iuiguinceni |
affair, aud shows C1nclusiveiy that |
Sal. Lake has nI aympllhy with In.
q mmatOry speeches ami udicalism /
On lhU silver or any other question. |
Tho meeting was attended by few !
who were iutcrestei, aud few more |
whO were there out ~ curiosity. J. r. |
Nichnls, A. 10. Montgomery aud J, -. |
Rawlings rddfcsaud the crowd, the |
speech ri the first named being Ut the |
firu.entlng stamp, and that Of the last |
named being chiefly protest against |
the proposed reduction 10 the salaries |
and wages OF those engaged on city |
work.
DrcREAsE ~ COAL,
Special Diu1'st O. hs NIws.
Roo, S"uSus, Wyu.July Sl.--The
output VI the mines Of this place up 10
the 9i,h Of this month Ia $4,000 tons
lees than The corresponding part OF
july 1892. On account ui the Close
times the eastern dealers have not
begun 90 Oider their winter supply.
This accounts fUr the decrease.
PROSPECTING FOR COAL.
Special El4aic, 90 uc NIW4
NAwLtss, Wyo., July Sl.-Fruuk
| Barrett. u representative Of the TO-,
/ Continental Conf ami Iron company,
wns CUT from Ohio this week making
/ an summation ut the compluy's prop
| etty In the vicinity Of Rawline. lie
was much pleased with the prospect
/ work that II being done. Three shafts
are being 'uuk Mr.. Barrett has de,
| CiGud ~ OtlvrA diamond drilling outfit
| with which 10 continue the work Of
prJsp,Cting for coal.
con comAsy opoAM&.
special Dapoiol 20 ne NIw.
| LANDER, Wyo., July 3l.-The Ian.
Ger Gold Milling aud smelling com.
pnny has Just been organized IN THIS
city with capital stock Of 100000. J.
ID. Woodruff OF Lander bhd r.. n.
Airls are tho principal stockholders.
The company has purchased the fam
Gus burr niue nj Lewiston, paving
therefor $4,000. Tho Overland mil
nj Lewiston was also putchasud. Now
machinery will be put in at once. It
IL expected that tAsnuIl ill will be iu
operation In about siS III eks. a large
force Of men viii - nut 10 work al
once developing the mine. Experts
who have examined the property stale
TINT there IL fully $4,000 worth Of
gold bearing ore In sight. II the mine
turns out TO be a producer u Is the IN.
tcnuon Of the company 10 build a
smUltor.
LOOKING FOR GOLD MINES.
In the last few days quito a number
Of men have arrived from Nevada,
Utah, Colorado and New Mexico silver
mining diairlcts TO 300 M opportuui-
" they eau find io I/I<c stment In
gold mining. The silver1tfstion, snyf
; the Sacramento Record. LhiOH, II such
D that most Of tho white motsl mines
/ have closed down aud their owner,
! nru now looking to gold mining 10 hell
} | them out.
. There are any number Of quartz
aud dTilt mines ~ this state thai
need only the application ora it'll,
capital and pluck 10 be made 10 yielt
. handsomely Many old mines that were
I abandoned yeRrs ago because they did
not yield their hundreds Of dollars o
I ore 70 the ton are now being reOponed
4 anu the probability II that 10y another
D year there will bo more mining going
{ on from Trinity 10 Mariposa than ha.
been Witnessed In tue last twenty-five
years.
Recently Alvinzl Hayward an,
another capitalist bought the Oro Flnt
. property near Shinglo Springs, T.
Dorado county, and II h SAID they hay'
now--ot soon will have-3OO men a
work In II.
The quartz mining fever seems TO III
booming and California Seems 10 be on
the verge Of a new gold digging an,
gold producing era.
J. DECISION REVERSED.
Tho register aud receiver Of tn
/. locRl land tillce have formulated
ruling reversing n former decision
Of the same officers. IL
Ia tho case Of the Roadside AM
Battler lode mining claims against the
Nom de Plume claims. In n foTme
contest II WIS held that the Nom d,
y Plume application for a patent SHOULD
a bu cancelled ON the ground that nssues
a., ment work was not properly done
= Mrs.A. A. Cole, owner Of the Nom dc
y Plume, secured another hearing, will
the result that the decision II now n
II her favor. The Register and Receiver
a. find that the charge that assessmen
work was not done ON the Nom III
g Plume for 1855 and 1856 Ia wlthou
Ia foundation ana that the bulk OF tn
y testimony entirely disproves IN
=, charges OF the owners Of the Road
y side and Rather; also, that while Tn
i application for the Nom dc Plume wa
i Irregular at the time II was made, III
4 Irregularities were not such AS I
A warrant cancellation; that the applica
ton and Subsequent entry Of the Road
y nj de ana Rather were based on lOca
II lions Improperly and Illegally made
IA and should be cancelled, and that tn
!. order cancelling the Nom de Plum
70 application should be- revoked aud sal
y application reinstated and tho appli
n cant, A. A. Cole, should be, upon iui
D.. uithing the evidence required Of al
final claimants In mineral cases, pei
10 mittei 20 make final entry for the n on
n dc Plume. Thirty daytime Is Above
., IN which 10 take AN appeal
y NOTES.
~ There IL considerable excitement Of
Gold Creek, Wyoming, near wher
Fort Washable trail crosses, over a
). Immense copper fnd recently discover
y ed which carries from $40 to s2S b
b. gold. The vein n said 10 be niue fec
- Wide anu 10 carry n high per cent II
y ..s..,.ur ItalIlpa TWUl 4.