Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-27

lcans, tweejs, cassimeres, sheetinR,
hosiery, green ilk, FIX haudkerchie's,
harness, whips, nose sark., ossSoi-,
stove furniture ami cast &, garden,
ami clothes liues, glue, cic.
oNLY 4 "Bo MER."
The other Jay contcmp ofnry
doomed reported anthracite coal huu
ut Coalville, TO which tue 0fOuo 2 "
that place responds thus; at b. real
amusing, the items that appear In salt
Lake papers concerning our coal heils.
they come from those WHO have an
axe 10 grind and want something
for nothing. some One went & tho
Chamber OF Commerce, this last wuuk,
IN Salt Lake, and told about two
veins Of anthracite coal they had found
which beat anything yet discovered.
They claim the veins are three 10 siX
feet thick and, according ~ their 700.
Gallon, must bv IN Dry Hollow, which
will cause every miner acquainted
with tue camp to laugh nj the ~.
This H. only "boomei" toll iur the
purpose Of selling claims No Que
knows better than Coalvillv people tue
unlimited extent ~ 1ut coal beIt, auu
reliable information eau DO had iu
COalville At any time concerning coal
beds, tneir location, etc. 10 is not the
know Wedge we lack here but the money
tot development, aId We 40 not want
10 have people spend money without
getting feturns. II does not nay 10
misreprtseut, Aud n boom II worse than
iife. Money hurr can find good iu-
vesiuunt based on reliable knowledge,
but We caution Investors to be careful
where they get tneir knowledge"
sEyESTH SOUTH sUBDIvsioN.
4 plat OF the Seventh south cub.
division, comprising lots aud 0. block
o, and all Of blJos s, plat q, SAT- Lake
CITY survey wac fled In the county
teo0fdtTs office tins morning ny Rose
r.. Bartlett, W. n. Lrvcfiuu, Peter G..
Winnie anu Joseph DJzier.
MOTHS.
r. u. Gofham, Of Salt Lake, IL now
at Mountain Home, Idaho, attending
the w0olgrowofs' convention In session
there.
Edward Crowlhcr nud two sons, Of
Salt Lake, have been prospecting Ia
summit county, aud have located
eeyeral mining claims.
Three 10 ten dollars n day IL what
paB.washing pays ia the placer mines
OF Kern county, California. Men are
iiocKiug 10 the district from all parll "
tue state.
II. w. Burgess, OF Paysln, il now
on his way 10 the Henry mountains
lie took n supply OF provisions and
expects to put In the winter develop.
log his gold claims.
The miners at tho wasaloh coal
mine, C0slville, have NOT beoeu paid
Tor July yet, aud arr feeling sore. They
declare that N their wages are not
forthcoming by tomorrow they will
quit work.
Idaho Sta,cmaq: While Mr.. Henry
anu Mt. Deuoard, VINO have been Mt
work on the plsccrs about twenty-five
miles up Boise river, were coming
down with their Outiits ON RAFT they
were OveftHken with disaster. They
made successful passage over some
bad rapids, but when they reached the
mouth VI More creek, their faft struck
huge rock which prDiruded iust
above the surface OF the muddy water,
aud turned on IL side, tipping tue
men aud their outfits Into tue stream.
one Of tue meu swan ashore and the
other held on to the raft. The lOss W
reach noOut SlOO. Mr Henry say
their mining venture was reasonably
successiuI. They have teen at work
since the 18Th Of July, aud have NOT
worked hard. They cleaned up about
seven ouuCca Oi geld apiece. The
men will return TO their work and will
continue until winter drives them OUT.
SALT LAKE CLEARING ROUSE.
TodayF clearing house exchanges
amounted TO sS3,7G3.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York 80 Silver, 7ic.; lead,
1896.
Loulou-Silvcr, 8. 2-lGI.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & Go. received today:
MingO bullion. .l909.
Mccormick q Go. received To-Day:
Silver aud lead Gree, $1,000.
a.. II. Juurs q Go. received today:
Bullion, 5000; Ore, slOlJO. Total,
$40, 800.
W. q. NJ. stewart had IN for assay
toiBy four lots Of Centennial Eutrkl
ore, 10 tous, two lots Of Old Jordan and
Ga,ena ore, lsi tons, aud ono lot OF
silver Butte orc, - tons.
w. a. Hodges had samples Of four
lots Of ore iu for assay today,
j. W. Cufriu had iu for assay one
lot OF Biuuer orc and Ave other con.
trolls.