Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-24
DEEP CREEK MINES.
EUREKA MINERS MASS NEEiISG.
Report on Prospects 1T Ogden Can.
Mining aud Other
Notes.

i's' sIA niVii'"' '''''f "NVn P'Op'l'S
which they own, in conjunction with
others, In Tint ncighhofhood, They
c,os.ed IN, desert non, Ciico,t, No,th
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"'u'' A"'S ''fo'' '"o i'uus IN NV
condition, Notwithstanding the vast
amount OF snow which has fallen dur
inc IN, wInter. Todav n, beiny
., Ill. nn.n,.. a.. 81, -,
m, r,e.ent linn. r. n You,g 70.
Piled .hnt they had come I'm for ore
sacts md wouId rrtt,r, tr,,,,iioteiv
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W epi'oh anu s"ip !" V'V' AZ ie7ui'
VI their development work they have
uncovered n fine body Of ore, abundant
In nuant,tv apd n sbip,rert vtil he nj
ohVo p'ousn' III Nul hoiu' nun
gentlemen speak very highly VI the
Mineral Hill, Dutch Mountain. and
g,id nm n,ono,i,,s rnov oi.o ,no,.
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uoh'A'iy mehliVhuu hW the ilgeE
mine, In Spring Creek, and the Utah
mine, In Fish Sprinrs, nre showing I'M
haiti, .v.,v foot ,erhe,. h.a h.en
more uevelopment WORK DONE" said
MI' ~ H. iouhB' IN me Deep creek
soun'Iy III tho past winter IMAM nus
oeeh uohe IN thv previous hl'een years
great many OF me properties are
shOWlhg up very ehcouihHlhBlY'"
VI course they nope the railroad prOpo-
sitioh wiz 20 ihiough, ~ u wiz open
up the Deep Greek country, rs Wen ms
Auu 10 the properly OF SAT- Lake Clty'
MAss MEETING AT EuRrttA.
n 'Orchllght procession anu mnss
meeting LOOK plhcr ~ eureka on
o'.nluay night nilntm rom Mann
moth anu silver Nlly were also IN
altenuahce. my h1tvAh oiass banu
ilrhisheu music LOT lhe procession, ana
the women were as enth uHiastio as the
men. For the meeting, the /. U. q. II.
hall had been securel' IL IL the largest
nan IN town. but was TOO small 10 hold
INC crown.
MI Devino OF Salt Lake anu Il. j:
cannon Oh Ogueh were .ne principal
speakers. Ihe Rev. MI. Cornmer oc-
cupieu the chnlr ana Dr. Bostwlek
was secretary. Ihe chalf.nsh's open
lhR temhihh were an ehupFsement OF
hif. DeNihe. hAlh no han been NJ
EuT'kn 1--WE years ago 70 ne'p Organize
inc Mlnois" uhlon' ne euIogiEeu
,eoot uniohs IN Rohe,s snu tne
EUREKA Mlneis union IN particular,
anu salu' Is necessary Iot you To
commune t9se'neI ahu h.hnu ior your
rights rue company ~ question, ne
.aiu, relerl3s 10 ,ne builon-b.ck,
nad iRhoteu lho ciai'h ol orBhhl]ed
iao9f, hhu Ielusou 70 feceiNo any pro.
position run lne uniVns. Iie thousht
the gfeat,tt onemy the woikingman
hau 70 oohlehu WIN Was MS itllow
workman VINO Woulu sen himself into
slavery IoI u mere pi'mnee, until II
would sun MS employer 10 again re-
dueo MS wages he would
then DO IN the same situation
as the MihetH union men are
~ present. rue on!y uuo remedy ior
the eVliu THESE th.e'lhss hau 10 con-
niuer, ne believed, was IN enactlng
laws regulating matters between capi'
tai ana labor
Az the conclusion OF MT DsVlne's
address the bAhI played a selection,
after which MI; cannon TOOK the hoot
amid great applause. he commenced
by saying mat .he delegate who walt
Gu on MN 10 asA MN 70 come out mere
SAID, In answer 10 MS question as to
what inc people wanted, mat they
wanted ~ per Jay anu thelr freedom.
MI, chlnoh spoAo WIN srsn' nuehoy,
troyersy 10 the satisfaction of nil pres.
ent. lie sail Tue miners could better
auoru 70 WoIk ioI SE'oV per Jay than TO
20 idle u IL was 9hly theit own interest
they were oohsiuerihgi nut there was
principle ihNoNeu tnat affected oil
wage ehthets-aii humanity. ho
spoke OF tue behents OF chpltaI TO the
working CLASSES anu citeu couple OF
incidents In point, One was this large
canal norm OIL oguen, an enterprise
labor couii not nave accomplished
without ala OF capital lie advised
the mon 10 Aeep 'nelt hanus clean OF
any violence, no matter now sore their
patience was Ilei' "Dont even
speak bad wotus 70 those who have
taken your pllces," saia nc, "but win
them over TO your sue by strong argu-
ments. Thete are many who are
forced 10 WOIh lor small wages rather
than see lheiF wives and children
starve." tho remedy ior THESE evils
was the one suggested by Mr.. Devine
legal enActmcnts.