Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-12

prices. We can buy some goods out.
slide and ship them Ia 40 Ter cent
cheaper than they can be- bought here.
For Instance, | was nskod S-l for
stove here. sent 20 Chicago and got
Il Tor sll. That was gain OF more
than JJ per cent On that item.
al uudofstand that Chicago people
are coming In here 10 put up an tlcva.
tor, aud Will buy up wheat Tor cash.
"sIoros here invited and eniicci the
farmers 90 buy machinery, thus get.
ting them IN a POOR nx, with big debts
anu nothing 90 pay win. Hence there
N mortgage or an attachment with
"a pcf cent Interest, aud many people
lcit Without anything. think the
cry Of the poor will bo heard here hi.
year. hope We oil will be- able 70
pull through"
MiSiSu INCORrORA1ioN.
The Morgan Gold Mining and Mil.
Incorporation with the county clerk,
Tie incufpUmiUfs are ChaIlo, stewart,
John u. CummoCE John B. Bell
Francis Fowler and Thomas s. Fowler.
The officers are John IS. Cumnunk,
pfrsideni; Charles stewart, Wiz, .presi.
don't Thomas $, Fowler, qtciU.afy;
John Is. CummOcg, tren.urr Tsr
capital stock BE- placed nt 81 500, 900. III.
viucu int 100000 shares u the par
value Oi $40 each. Tao mining claim.
OWNED 10y the company are four iu
number situated iu the Morgan min.
Tug district IN Morgan county, Utah.
The general headquarters will be- h.
salt Lake.
SILVER KING SHIPMENT
The Silver King niue, NJ Park City,
u iu the market Ggaiu. A shipment
" ~ tons OF ore camu down to-day,
The tfst that has been received from
this great mine since 70 closed down
with tbs dgop Ia silver last July. lt
II understood that regular shipments
viii follow gud the prospects ave that
the niue soon will be up 10 iIs old
standard Ne a heavy producer
NOTES.
Louis G. Frey, who was secretary Of
the unemployed wOFkingmeu's Otgani.
zatlOn la Sau Francisco which sent
an Hppral tor aid 10 Salt Labo aud
other cities few months ago, Ia wanted
by the San francisco police ON
charge Of having embt zzled $40 Of
the funds Of the United Brotherhood OF
LABOR
Boise Ntd,c,DiaH. John Buckley will
ship this year about 400 6O.pound
boxes OF escorted apples from his
orchard ON the Hot Springs toAJ.
These apples bring E box on board
the cats here. There D. agfcat demand
for them from points as far east ns
Omaha, and An immense quantity
coull be sold II they were 10 90 had.
Tho entire cr0po Of this section will no.
begin % supply the uemanl. Nc.
Buckley sprayed his trees Il I've times,
snd lac has comparatively iilt.e wofny
fruit. For this reason hts product b. In
uemAnd,W while that wniou IL not proper.
ly taken care VI cannot be sold at any
price.
DR.. Matthew'S, Of South Africa, who
addressed the MiuoF,' convention la
sAh Francisco on Monday, has lived
Tor twenty-five years IN the Tfansvali.
la his speech me- said: "Iweuty years
ago an expert returned 20 London
from South Africa aud sai ihsfu we're
no diamonds Ia that country. Since
then that country has produced c32i,-
100000 worth OF diamouis, aud tuuy
have been placed on tne markets OF the
WOfiu. / now want 10 assure you that
Africa IL the future g0ld.mining COun-
Try " the world. The mines there are
enormously rich, aud are now ptOduc-
ing at the rate Of 1875. 900 ounces IA
mouth, | do not want 10 ditpaIage the
golden wealth ot California, but as
miners / know you are interested In
mining wherever II Ia carried ON.
assure you that the great dark CONT
nent cOnceals wealth OF which no man
dreams anu Of which only portion
has been uncovered"
A Yuma, Ari1lna, dispatch says:
A few days ago L1TetO NIlla, Ia charge
Of the cattle herds Of the Allison
brothers, along the COcOpah mountains,
let Black Butte for Campo, Cal.
WodnoaIHy last his mule returned 20
camp without him, A search was
instituted which resulted Ia tho ind
ing Of his SADDLE hanging oua bush
about mile from Gang. The Coco.
pah Indians followed the muie's tracks
back 70 Desert Springs, about halt way
between Signal mountains anu Coyote
Wells, where Villas tracks showed
that he had got oil his mule 10 water
him NJ the spring, when the mule,
which was d bad one,got away and ran
homt, distance VI forty miles. villa
tried to follow and when he had gone
about half way wandered Oh into the
paudhills, where he threw away his
shoes anu whore his tracks were OBJ
liberated by the winds. The tracks "
two other men were also found la
the sandhills. They Rro sup.
posed 10 be- those OF Two pTOspeotOrs
named Ross and Williams, These
add three more names TO tho deserps
dead, aud these perishei In sight OF
the spot where the Breedloyes were
l0und dead more than year ago.
Word has been received here that an
Indian herding cattle 100 miles above
Yuma had fund the body OF an
American IA few miles west Of EhTen.
berg. From the description given Il Is
believed To be that 0f Conrad Davis,
who lett here on prospecting trip
about four months ago IN company
with j. w. Baker. They were nom
Clifton, a. +. They campcd about
twenty miles west OF the Colorado
river anu while ploipocuug became