Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-31
GETTING TO WORK.
Directors Of The Utah Manufacturers
Exchange Elect Officers.
STATE OF AFFAIRS AT TISTIC.
Reported Finding Of Missing Miners
Body IN n well.-Mlning
Items.

The directors Of the Utah Manu-
faelurers' Exchange met at thel Cham.
ber Of Commerce building last oven.
Ing and elected tho following officers;
Elias Morris, president.
a. NJ. Grant, first vice president.
John e. Cutler. second vice presl.
dent.
Jacob Morilz, treasurer.
a cummitteO VI threc-Messrs.
a. Nj. Giant, j. G. Cutler and +. w.
batduer-wcte appointed 10 arrange to
secure n. secretary who can work up
the businpos u tho exchange. This
committee will report at the next meet
ing, which is to be- held on Monday,
April 3ri, at y. M, in the Chamber
Of Commerce.
AFFAfRs AT TIs TIC.
Frank Y. Taylor came up from
Eureka last night. lie says that
everything ia going ON with compare.
tive smoolhnoss ut the Bullion. Becs.
There are now about 100 men In the
mine aud mill, aud this numter IL
steadily inofca-ing.
Regarding thp disturbances there
Mi. Taylor says, "Ihe Mayor and
other local officers are doing their beat
to enforce the law aud preserve order,
aud are doing well. do not appre.
bend any trouble. Affairs nro going
on all right 30 lar ~ general conditions
are concerned.
THE BEATING OF MINERS.
The assailants Of tho two Bullion.
Beck miners at Eureka have not vet
been npprebondel. The men assaulted
and beaten were completely taken by
surprise, aud Ia the darkness were
unable 70 recognize any orthe lawless
gang, or oven 10 identity them. The
minerva union secretary sends state.
mont that two OF tho assaulting party
"looked like n nlghtwAtchman and
deputy marshall" As there ara only a
few deputies there, aud the exact
whereabouts u these at the time Of the
occurrence In known, any suggestion
that duplicates this officers IL capable
OF being dispr)vel. rhe statement
referred TO creates n strong suspicion Of
"thief calling stop thief"
PROBABLY MURDERED.
Today another session OF the coro.
net's jury was being held at Eureka,
10 com plete the Inquest over the body
OF Patrick l.. Fitzgerald, who disap.
peaTed five weeks ago, aud whose
corIse was found yesterday In well
near the p0stoilice. When Fitzgerald
left Mammoth In February last for
Eureka, he told his brother he would
return Ia two days. The next day no
was seen In Eureka, but suddenly
disappeared, anu his friends could flnd
no trace OF him. lie had about Sla5
In his Possession. Yesterday psf
master DfiscOll went 10 the we'll,
which Is eighteen feet deep, and had
about ten feet OF water, nnd made
this horrible discovery that n
dead body was ut the bottom. Ho
summoned assistance anu Fitzgerald
was brought out A coronet's Jury was
summoned by Justice Pike. An en-.
animation OF the body showed thatit
had been IN the water some time. The
base Of the skull was fractured as II
by blow or iall, out how caused
could not be- determined by the evil
denco attainable. Fitzgerald was q
years OF age.
FROM THE BAN JUAN.
+. A. Hammond is up from the San
Juan county, lie snys: "Our mining
boom has subsidized aud We are going
quietly along. Thore was big rush
IA there for about six weeks, and then
rush out again.So remained and kept
on prospecting, anu think II has paid
them. l believe there Will bo several
permanent camps on the San Juan.
There Ia gold there tina. win ray for
Ns.s l.s.N h.. Ill L.. A..
as to Justify the rush we had. The
Henry Mountains district has some
permanent campo. There IL some good
mines arc turning out well. That
seems to DO n rich district"
MOTIFS.
DR.. Henry DeGroot, pioneer miner
OF California, and a well known cou-
tributDr % mining anu scientific Jour.
mails, was killed at Alameda on Tues
day. lie was passing over railway
track aud was struck by an approach
ing locomotive which he had not
noticed.
The excitement Mt Echo, Colorado,
has stirred not only the people who
rush TO each new discovery. but the
old time pTospectors who have struck
IL rich and settled down are carried
away by the reports AMI are hurrying
10 be among the first. Recent reports
give $500 assays on the surface and are
heavy quartz veius.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TolAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted to s253,0JO same day last
year, SS5B,lll. Decrease, Si02,l5l.
The amount for the week was 81 ,532,-
i95; snue week last year, sl,l4S,72l.
Increase S3S3,7
Fhe clenrings Tor April amounted to
-, 100, 45O; same month last year ST..
i0l ,4s4. Decrease 81, 81, 0l5.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Silver, sac; lead, s8.95.
London-No quotations today owing
10 1t being observed in England us
holiday.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo IL Go, received today;
MlngG bullion, S52ll.
r. X. Jones h co. received today:
Bullion, $4,000; ores, $4,000. Total,
$1,000.
Mccormick q Go. received today:
Silver and lead ores, $4,000,
w. g.. NJ. Steward had In today for
assay two lots Of Old jordan and Ga.
lena ore, so tons. and one lot OF j.
NJ. ore, sos pouuds.
Assayer Hodges had in today for
testing: Onolol OF Utah ore, l24 tons;