Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-17
RICH GOLD FIND IN WILLARD
Delegates Appointed 10 tho DlmotallIc
Association.
SILVER Is CLiMBlNG UPWARD.
Rsal Estate Items.-Klllcd by Cave In
u Minc.--Other Notes.
LIVER IS CLlaBlSG UPwABD.

ILftfIr DgreTCt NCUg
A few days ago three men-T. Gofl,
apdtyo Jennings Bros.-made "a lucky
hit by finding a mine in what ia called
Drum district, about 30 miles west Of
Deseret. Said mine has only been
developed 10 the depth Of two au,s
hall feet from tho surface, but all the
900, ,,,o-,,u,tb ,pter,.t was bgupht
49,, =,
yestefuhy ny AlIloh A'V"'a'"
Fillmore for 50, 900. III 10 salu to.assay
shIph pa 90. eco to tho ton. The gold
a,,, ~, .o,r ,,,i,a nIain bv In, naked
,,,,..,,,.,,,,
eye, IT'S hiaNihs qu''u "i 'A'
ia tho town OF Holden.
The Health of tile peOple IL tolerably
ro,d aud nicntv nj snow belnv laid up
~ ,.,....1'.
IN 'he MOUNTAINS 'o' i"'u'' u'o'
n SUBSCRIBER
HOLDEN, Willard Co., Feb. 10, 1892.
DELEGATES APPOINTED
y..,.,d.v ,nernaon ioyernor
a.. -, =,
Ihoihhs I'sPohueu !" uno i'P"'s' VI
a, Z. Fisk, president Of tho ran
American timetable association, and
i,.,.,i tho ,oiiowing proclamation nm.
a. 49,. .a..
pointing twenty uoioB"'vs w "ho 'o"'
vention, which meotH In washington,
DC, on Feb. 90:
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"Io az 70 lohonl "''o p'e''"sS may
eoWoI 0'eeWv'
"lSnow ye, that reposing special
,r1as,i'v srt di.cpsiion at rh.rIes e.
gondyin Nnhsrt a.. gbambrfs.
Tt,o,,as Ntarshnii Harry w Law,
$500 w,iIia,, Jon,ss Jobn l.
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It 80. 80
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IN ,es.i,Iony Nn la nn Nv, ne'o c,
u"to ~ tnS ,,r ut'u uhu .Nss'u 80 ~ b'N"s
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Seo'o'''S VI o'A"
Some OF the gentlemen named will
10 unable TO 20 TO the capital, owing to
the limited time 10 arrange TO leave
business affairs, but n portion OF the
delegates viii endeavor to De In at.
tendance. w. II. James II nov
In Washington. IA there h no
fund provided, the delegates have To
bear their own expenses.
.ssacia,,nn > 81 nn,,s,,si innrar,.
aucs to the west because Of
the present status OF the silver
question. The recent refusal OF
Congress to repeal the Sherman silver
purchase act has proved only u tenn
lorAIy check TO the Roldites. The
latter are confident OF aggressive sup.
port from the incoming adminlstra-
lion, and Intend 10 push the Fight,
while there Is hope OF success, for m
unoondltiOnal repeal OF the silver hul.
lion puTchasing law. IL now seems
more thnu probable that the decisive
struggle VIII be made In the next Con.
immense nrsssnte Ia hear. and the
silver men arc determined to relln'
quish no ground: ltis likely that tho
national blmetallic league VIII, nj the
convention, marx out uehhlte pleh
" campaign 10 place clearly before
Congress anu tue country the injurious
elects OF the uumOnetizAtlOn OF silver,
nni thus prevent adverse legislation.
win this result gained In the present
crisis, unuer inc increasing sentiment
IN favor OF silver, FREQ coinage OF the
time.
CONTEXT FOR COAL LANDS.
r,
lhe case OF WIN, w. fnlne' protest.
tht, We. Spencer y. markham, appli-
cant, In being heard In the land oilice.
~ Involves 100 acres OF coal land near
Sas'is Gate. Markham alleges that he
ntst located The land October @tth, ls82,
anu faine says he located at
october lst, ltO2' The land was hled on
We ssme Jay ny Tue different parties
mstkhnm nlou ut ~ n,nl January I'm,
ieoa, anu Paine MED hour anu half
was given No. IiGa. while Msrkhnm
was given No. ll7O.
GATHERING IN TIE LOTS.