Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-10
PROVO MILLS STARTED TODAY
Mining Congress Arrangcmoits Pro.
gressing.-Park thy Samplor.--
Copper Bonus Fnnd.-Notes.

lino Of manufacture. Heretofore tho
business has been confined solely to
wooden hosiery, but now this depart.
ment 10 10 DO extended 10 other knit
articles, mud q department Tor worstci
knit goods IL also to be added, These
will DO made In plain and ribbed styles.
For tho extensions being made,
ten new knitting mRohiuvs were
ordered aud VIII be operated.
rhis makes n total OF 30 kni,lefs; there
are also two sewing machine. Alto.
gether 30 operatives are to be given
steady employment during the sum.
mer, and II trade will warrant 1t, work
will continue In the winter. On.
Iy nre,'clats goods nTe manuiac.
turcd. They compete successfully
with the imported articles. Ia fact,
Of the quality made the imported goods
are not IN It at NIL In price, anu eau
only keep foOthOld In tho poorer
class Of knit wear.
Meists. Cutler q Brother ihave OBJ.
tninrd a large contract from the
l5aliair Beach company for bathing
cults. Those for mon are 10 bo knit
goods. anu those for tho ladies OF the
beet home manufactured ltuuois,
especially suited to the purpose.
THE COPPER noSus.
This morning there was over $4,000
short In tho hfst instalmopl OF the
copper refinery bonus, anu the trustees
were rustling 10 get In the necessary
amount. Those who have subscribed
should DO prompt In mailing their
promises good.
PROVO MILLS MOVING.
The machinery IN the wooden mills
nj Provo was In operation today. a
an III amount OF preparatory work was
done the latter pnrt o. Est week, and
all Ia going ON smoothly. Tho mills
are not vet running 10 their full
capacity, out will within IA short tune.
THE MINING CoSGREss.
At Saturday nights meeting Of the
committee ON arrangements for this
Mining congress, the committee on
finauce reported that $4,000 had been
raised toward the expenses Of the
congress, and that ii was believed
there would be- no difficulty In getting
the remaining $1,000 necessary. The
9th OF June IN the date Fixed Tor this,
the third congress.
THE HEw sANrLER.
A complete change has taken place
In the plans OF the proposed new
sampler to lie erected by MIR. Msckin.
tosh, says the Park CITY Record. The
site ON the hill side below the Crescent
conoentrHt0r has been abandoned, and
the mill will be built ON this old site,
work having been commenced
Tuesday last. The difficulty In the
way VI the site mentioned was
the decision OF the Union Pacific
officials not 10 allow the Utah Central
10 cross Its main line and lay track to
the mill. MT. Mackintosh said he did
not desire to get mixed up In any rail.
road muddle, and Wishing both roads
to have trackago ut the mill, he
thought the easiest way out OF tho
quarrel would be 10 build the mill on
the old slte below town. Tho now
structure will be ~ convenient as ~
possible TO make II anu build on Hat
ground; the ore bins Tor different lots
will be elevated as high hs possible,
and reached by means Of gradual in
cline, and while not being quite 30
handsome In structure, nor 30 easy OF
approach as II built on hill side, will
serve the purpose Of easing the labor OF
handling the ore In the mill. The
now plant will he ~ near hfe-proof as
possible to make II, aud large enough
TO handle all ores that the camp may
produce. IL will also be 10 constructed
that should II become necessary 10 on.
large the plant II can BE- done at eight
expense. The new machinery will be
Of the latest aud most approved pattern
and capable Of handling very large
tonnage OF rock.
NOTES.
In about two weeks, the Meears, Mt
Park City, will commence operations,
anu 1t Is anticipated that work will be-
continued all summer
The new mills OF the Wasstch
AHphnltum Company, at the corner OF
Fifth South aud l'if.h West streets,
Will start up tomorrow afternoon.
A gold nugget received by Ben
Hampton, OF this city, from the
Oscoola Mining company's works ut
Osceola, New, contains gold to the
vaIne Of s772.
Quito a namber Of men have loft
camp recently owing TO the scarcity of
work, says the Park CITY Record.
They had no objective point, but went
TO Salt Lake to make up their minds.
The most OF them viii undoubtedly |
10 10 Montana and ldaho,
Tie East Belt Is going TO be ex.
plOred this year NJ II has mover been |
before. Tho North Star, the Triumph,
the Venus, the Arctic and Antarctic,
the Quaker Cily, ihe Merry Mack anu |
many other prnmiHIng claims will DO
developed; ana hnless all predictions
iail, tue eastern galena hell will sur.
| asa I'll other nelghboflng Districts IN
productivenoss.
HALEY (Idaho) Niacr; The ledge has
been struck In the Emma mine In |
Elkhorn gulch, and a vein OF solid |
salena cut into. How wide or thick
the vein Is 1t Ia impossible 10 tell, as