Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-21

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Tho total thus far ia $50. This ia a
good showing Tor two dsys' canyRe-.
The popular subscription asks for 81
from each donor, though more than
tla may be given where the parties
utu 40 inclined. Mr.. Montgomery has
Dlso sent out the following circular to
zach bank, postCilice and mine IN the
Territory, tut has not as yet received
any reply:
"My dear sir-ln this time OF gen.
cfal financial distress and disturbance,
We must stand united 20 achieve any
desirable results tending TO the nmeli.
Grafton Of our condition or the rein.
statement Of silver, the mining OF
which N an Industry on which we
men OF Utah particularly depend.
eve draw your attention 20 the
resolutions anu call adopted by the
Real Estate exchange, as published
ia the salt LIKE paporB OF the 10th
inst; also tnOao adopted at the silver
demonstration, Ms published on the
l8gh Inst. In accordance with the
nrst resolutions we are sending sub.
scription lists rs enclosed TO all the
business centers Of Utah, hoping they
Will each donate literally Tor such
desirable results, fJr every one must
be convinced that n dollar invested la
this manner will return hu dTsdfold.
awe pray you will give this matter
your immediate attention by sending
out some energetic, influential citizen
TO canvass your community, and send
tbs proceeds 10 me Rs soon as collected
80 that we may use II at once. We will
t.stI.tlah 10. tIa.. Local
TO time list VI subscribers and
amounts"
STRUCK GOLD.
Boise, Idaho, Statesman: A die.
patch from Idaho CITY says that
clean up Of about 800 per ton has Just
Teen made from nine tons OF ore from
the Illinois mine, In Gambrlnus dis.
trict, owned by Henry Johnson, Julis
Linsteadt anu y. A. Duquette. This IL
one Of the mines that was worked In
the early history OF this place, but
abandoned by the company that
originally erected the mill 10 work II.
For many years II laid idle. Ia fact
It was only relocated few years ago.
Three or tour years ago "A crushing was
made thRt yielied S35 per ton Ia ffeo
gold. The present owners resumed
work on II u short Time ago aud have
taken out, 'besides the high grade ore
crushed, 10 VI Is tons that will 10 s2b
or $50 per ton. In resuming work
they broke through what was
supposed TO be one OF the
walls and ascertainod that It was
only IA hard streak In the ledge. They |
cross.cut ami found the ledge TO be- |
from 50 to 100 feet In width OF ore that |
will mill from so to 500 per ton In
Tree gold. The most precious metal
can be seen in all OF the rock, anu,
although developed to the depth OF |
only forty feet, they certainly have one |
~ the greatest OF the gold mines Of the |
country. The ledge 10 tracsable for |
iuug distance. 10 the depth TO which |
tho mine Ia developed there IL enough |
,ir 10 keep the Blaine nve.stamp mill |
running ior the next two yuars.
TRUST MORTGAGE.
Tho saltRlr Beach Company has
Nl" with the county Recorder fifst |
Nu.t mortgage ior $500, 900 In favor OF |
luv Utah Loan Il Trust Company of |
osters Tue loan IL In $1,000 twenty. |
year coupons, payable in gold on July |
II, 1918. Interest ut the rate OF per |
cont per annum. All tho property VI
inc company, including the Sailair
Eolch retort anu land owned by the
company In the neighborhOod Is In
cluded Ia the mortgage.
MOTIFS,
Governor w. j. Mcdonnell, OF Idaho,
on visit to Utah, Rud today IA in.
rf citing mines at Park City. lie says
aho IA sufTsrng much more than
tlah from tne slump in silver.
Us a mutual agreement between the
NHto Ash Coal Mining company and
''0 mlners, the White Ash ccal mine
'' Golden, Colo, has been turned over
i1 ils creditors. Several mouths pay
Hauo the miners, and the mine win be
'lrfated by them until the back dobt
% aid.
rho Seven Star mine. Arizona,
which was secured 10y DR.. Warner ami
20" med on guaranteed dividends, Ia
r'etically closed, ar tlo miners have
90 tcen paid their wages. On over
ire payments the original owners are
-R'a'ng the property.
t'ogo Disrateh; Il, w. q. Hathen.