Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-06
BUSINESS And MINES.
Brigham City WCOIen Mills Turning
On. a Good Product.
ArOwS GOES down WITH SILVER.
Shipments VI Sheep to the Easl.-Noics
Of Interest IN Business mud Nln.
Ing sections. Shooting.

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Ing Sections Shooting.
Tho merchants OF Brigham City |
note an improved condition Of hlsi. !
ness In their locality during the past
week, ana tho outlook Tor them, from
present indications, Is quite hopeful.
Much Of the volume Of trade done IL
on the exchange plan, the merchants
taking from farmers aud others, In TO-
turn ior goodr, that which tho custom
era ure able TO produce.
Tho wooden mills In the city are
| turning out fuo grade Of mnnuiac.
/ tutus. The institution ~ n branch OF
| tho Brigham City Mercantile ana
Manufacturing associations businetsi
aud has lain idle Tor = number u years.
1. was decided last iali 10 resume itn
operation, ans a, A. Jensen, Bishop
1i the rnirI ward of Brigham, was so'
luCtru M manager When nU started ~
hu had on hand 500 ia change and
100 pounds oi wool. Two thousand
dllllm wng borrowed, aud the mills
wefu started, 10 requires good duAi
/ OF UnUrEY anu differentiation IN the
face OF adNutto circumstances, cspcci-
nlly such os tue pust year has presented
10 Rctp guiug. Hut this end was nc
nomplishod, aud a sort Of general
accommodation business, such ~ pny-
lag lot their wool iu cloths, etc. was
conducted.
a substantial building, contributed
OF stone and brick and located east VI
town, Ia occupied as factory. IL i
% 4 100 feet, aud II two anu a half
htorlcs high. Tue machinery 10 driven
by water power. rue capacity OF the
I mills Ia consumption Of wool u a
Thousand pounds pOr week. Eight
hands are now umplOyod-a number
thu, Will be greatly Increased Gs soon
~ tho slnto 0i tfsur will warrant.
The goods produced are Of most
excellent quality; these consist Of jeans
linseyt, dfots goods, ilannclsi blankets
yarns, bats, etc. Nothing OF shOduy
character 10 manufactured. A. nu
example OF the cheapness with which
the GOODS are put on the market, u
2 may be enid that full suits Of Brigham
| CITY cloth are marked down 20 30 iUI
e boys aud $40 fr mens-thu prices rang
log up acc rdiug TO the grade Of cloth.
It IL hoped that the resumption Of
, work in the mills Is permanent, thai
they may be- numbered among the
/ established industries Of tho Territory
a uOEs down WITH SILVER.
Tho following information come,
}, from Prescott, Arizona. Tipt0p, II
u his county, has heretofore been tn
b. mos. prosperous mining camp In TIA,
i Territory. IL WAS chloride camp
o but yielded s., 300, 900 yearly. a com
pAny WIS orgAnizsi lnsi spfiug 1,
, work the properties IN tno district on .
large scale. The enterprise was Aban'
!, donod two or three monsha since On
!. account OF the low price OF silver ant
II tho camp has been totaliy abandoned
% Where ak montha BgO was prosper
+, Gus little village with "a school, store
and the hum OF Industry today nptu
lug Ia left but two lonely individual
" who remain TO look after the property
y REPORTED SHOOTING.
ID Word reached this city late yesterda
IA evening that IA shooting ARRAY had oC
Of CURED nj the 5lIorado compauy's min
b" Ia the Neal district ami that at loas
one fUraou was seriOnsly Injured, say
az ! the Boise, ldahu, Statesman OF Suu
T., day, Tho messeug COR whU Brought 1
" the news, who 10 evidently an employ
y ofthe cUmpauy arrived about O'olOcl
~ He at snuu began searching for "a
~ Fpsidencu Of Feed Page Justin, II
~ asked spversi people u direct him
W tue rus,in place, telling him that thtl
had 0eun Il shooting Hcrape at the h
n. dora mining o1mpsny's mine. HS ~
Nv not say who was shot, but thu fact thl
81 he sought out Mrs. run,in aud that hi
"A &c once left iorthe Nsal district Ia take
al AZ evidence that Mr.. ruslin 10 tho II
NJ lurcd party,
%. ItisknOwu there had been n dlspul
he bstween Il. Z. PloWman ava Nj
Tustin over the mius and that NJ
plowuAn went out TO Neal the 9th,
~ day and took p0ssotsiOni pending
w setilemeut. This gave rise TO stUl
HAT Tus.in hal attempted 20 resun
cnarge aud Pluwman had shot hir
w but tue story ~ yes lacks cunhfmatiIl
~ Thera IL liltie DOUBT, however, the
~ has been serious trouble. The mas
he who came in after Mrs. iustin rstuTn'
70 NJ once to Neal without relating 20 Al
one with whom he c0uVGpel tbs
tails OF the shooting unless Il was
7 Mrs. rustln.
mNGuAM "BULLErN" HIS
'' Millnrr Bios. were out from 81
Salt Lake yesterday, figuring on sOi
staTllng up their concentrated mill
m Depot ward. There Is u large nmOu
Itt of ore Ia the bius n; this plant for II
~, begin operations on.
w The Lead MIL whistle can again
I'm heard, that plant having started
old npain "wednesday morning. IL start
mo- on a l5O.ton lot Of Leona ore, Al
M when through treating the same, wi
yer run on orc from tho West EXIousiu
Telegraph. ,
,ol. Thursday was payday at q
AZ Northern Chief mine. Since START
.Jo up, Two months ago, thls minu III
Ma pfoduced 0 great deal VI ore, ami c.
iii tinuvs, with good force OF m'
'hn wording, 10 yield up its valuat
sns treasures IN very large quantities.
ma We noticed q number Of salt La
In mining mon and corps OF survey
zen heated up Carr Fork, Friday mornil
These gentlemen, We understand,
m. ngufiug ON taxing hold OF and opur
,ro. ing some gold properties, located at
, OF head Of the iorG.
de. Tho tunnel being driven on
ma Nlapara ground by Watson and MI
,di. berry for the purpose oi tapping
eli. Climax, Buckeye other claims oil
ON Niagara group, H. now In about 100 lg
ana it Is thought that the vein Will
cut ln MY iCtt more. Tho gentlom
have a four years. lease ON the prof.
a.