Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-28

silver cannot possibly DO responsible for
tho withdrawal Of capita. Tor manuiac-
turing interests and enterprises, which
has taken place since the election and boz
fore the silver agitation began.
This agitation against silver began
ator the withdrawal Of capital from
manufacturing enterprises had COM
moncod, and whom Hll OF tho great
business institutions OF tho country be-
liovod that such withdrawal OF capital
from manufacturing business would re-
suit IN hard times.
might wrIto YOU paqos on this sub.
iect, but / think have said enough TO
give you the key to the situation.
BIDDING FOR BONDs
The city received last evening, from
II, II. Rollins & Sous. by their agent,
Mt. Penhale, "a bid iUr the city bUndr
IL Ia to the effect that 0i per cent would
be given " the bonds were
made TO run twenty years instead
of ten, aud at ak per cent Interest
instead Of five. This il virtually an
offer that II the city will give bonus
Of S7b, 1000, the bonds will he taken off
Its hands, as the Increase I'M interest
In Interest represents $4,000 aud the
discount 100000. Ia case any change
VI terms h inade IN the bOnds, II I,
under-tood the courts will be- called 10
pass upon their validity rs an issuu
outside OF the borrowing capacity OF
the city at the present time. The
Rollins bid has not been accepted yet.
OBLIGATION ORGANIZED.
The Utah silver delegation met las,
evening anu organized with Richard
Macintosh AZ chat mRu anu A. u.
Emery secretary. The delegation IL to
meet nj the Auditorium M Chicago,
on Monday, July 3lst, ~ $3.50 pm.
MEETINGS FoR sitvRn.
A meeting Of those Interested In the
movement 70 hold gatherings In each
wnri for the purpose Of discussing the
silver question,to be- followed by mass
meeting Of working men from all ;he
wards, was held last evening, Ellns
Morris being elected chairman anu J.
u. Rawlings secretary. IL was decided
to hold the meetings In the wards at
: O'Clock tomorrow evening, and i'm.
mrdiately upon adjournment all will
march ~ the fcmplttou corner, where
Photographic will DO taken, aud the
procession VIII move 20 Richards
avenue, where the meeting will be
held. Tho following committees were
appointed:
Executive commitleo-F. o. Horn,
j. VI. Lapsley J. l.. Franks, Jonas
S,elvy, H. q. Sltalcr, W. n. Rows,
Il as Morris, Il. +. Colboru, W. l..
liognrd.
Ward Committtt-J. q. Mentally,
>. +. Mackey, Colonel Montgomery,
:, G. Ewing, NJ. H.. Weller, G.. Il.
Wilbur, r. W. HUTslry, J. l.. Morris,
John sell, J. Is. Rawlings, w. II.
Romingto., J. l.. Franks, - stem.
housc, J. II. McNey, f. NJ. Perry, II.
l.. Wilson, X. Ala, Richard Lugg, j.
w. Houston, Charles Berry, lsadofo
Morris, George A. Lowe, q. n. KuOwl.
den, j. l.. Iibbitls, G.. A. Ames, J. II.
UngcT, Lee Brown, B, G. Rasmussen.
jules GnueT, w. RUNNERS, Thos. Fox,
II. NJ. Roherts, IL. G.. Snyder, William
Simps ~, Elias Morris, ". Il. DOdu,
Jos MOrth, w. l.. pickafI, Edward
simpson, Loren Trip, Robert Simp.
son, James Terry, II. 4. Mason, John
Beck, Robert Cfon, Edmund BURKE,
Johu Robinson, Il. g. Sluater, U. y.
Pratt, l.. NJ. Earl, r. NJ. Bisnop, +.
O. horn, h.. r. Colborn, j. G.. Conk.
lin, A. Milton Musser, q. Il. Weeks,
Tom Ferguson, h. w. Center.
Al the Park.
The ladies' meeting at Park City
last night was an enthusiastic affair.
The opera house was crowded, MT.. ID.
&. Mclaughlin called the meeting 10
order, ana Mrs. w. NJ. Ferry was
selected 10 take the chair and Mas
May Ferguson TO net as secretary.
There were speeches and paper by a
number Of lRuies, aHd the memorial
adopted at the fhealer mass meeting
on Wednesday nigh, receive unan.
imous endorsement.
BALD MOUNTAIN GOLD.
SPECIAL Di,paics 20 hs NEWS.
SHERIDAN, wyo, July 23.-Hon.
Geo. 4. Beck has gone to Dayton
Guloh Ia tho Bald Mountains TO look
after the placer fields Of the Sheridan
Mining ana Milling company. There
h. great deal Of development work
being done IN that section this season,
and II IL certain that considerable GOLD
ore viii bo tnkon out Of tho Bald
Mountains.
NOTES.
August Nielsen, assgyer, sends the
following 10 the RiChheld advocate:
/ have just made tour assays Tor the
Butler company from their mine In
Deer Creek canyon, north side Of the
Badly mountain, I'M Butler Jr.
brought ms the ono 20 be- aseayed; he
said he had four feet of the kind OF ore
to be assayou, The average OF the
same gave $1,000 In gold aud 1870 |
In silver. My rule Ia figuring Ia six. |
teen Of silver 20 Ons Of gold. A I present |
they nrs tacking ore for shipment and |
are making II into n paying mine aa |
fast as their means will permit.
The large rolling mill which IL being |
put In at Grangeville Is In the way of |
construction, Gays the Eastern Utah |
(Pricel Telegraph. But the financial |
crisis which rs bearing upon the coun.
try ut present n making II very labor |
iJus for the parties interested. II IL 10 |
he hoped that money matters will open |
up and make II more easy on our |
enteTprising friends. The mill n a
necessity for the people Of Emery |
county, and should DC supported by all. |
The building which h being erected
n 82x42 feet, and when completed will |
be three stories high, including the
basement. The site Of location Is pro.
nounced 10 he one OF tho best in tho
Territory, II being located right In the
north edge OF town and the water
having sixty feet fall, which furnishes
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