Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-16

A form n subscription blank to pre-
sent 10 mining men throughout the
Territory was also agreed upon M fol.
lows, aud the committee adjourned
subject to the call Of the chairman:
at IL proposed TO hold the third
annual session OF the National Mining
congress- In Salt Lake CITY during the
week commencing June D, 1898. This
meeting OF the mining cOngress will
be devoted to the Interests OF the min @
owners and miners. IL Will take up
anu assist in the settlement Of ques.
tiOnu Of vital importance to the miuors.
Incidental to the congress there viii
be- held single and double.handed drill
contests, for which appropriate prizes
will be offered.
''In order TO make this congress u
success 1t ia necessary to raise ut least
$1,000. The undersignel hereby agree
to pay tot said purpose the amount set
opposite our Names"
1IIE COPPER DoSus LAND.
The Business Meme association and
Real Estate exchange committees held
brief meeting this morning regarding
The canvass for land 10 dispose Of 10 the
city ON the copper refinery bonus. The
matter was not sufficiently advanced
Tor report, 40 an adjournment was
taken till Saturday evening, TO give tho
real estate men opportunity 10 complete
their canvass anu make u full return,
Paes dent Fuller OF the Rsal Estate
exchange says the committees aTe get
ting nj the work In good shape, aud
have every reason TO feel gratibed ut
their success thus far.
THE SAFE WORKS SITE.
The location for the proposed safe
works OF Mcssrs. Heeren d Myss has
not yet been decided upon, although
several eligible sites have been offered.
AT several propositions have not been
examined to the satisfaction OF the
saie factory mon, II Is probable that no
conclusion VIII 90 arrived nj tor sever.
al days. Aside from the determine
ton Of the site there is an air OF uu-
certainty about what viii be done,
though the projectors OF the scheme
promise that the plant Will be vnlua-
Die anu extensive. Ii A. tho evident
Intention to make the best thing posi-.
Die out Of the desired land bonus, and
With this object tbs various locations
are being pittei against each other 10
ZEE how much and how valuable
property the real estate mon can nut
upto secure the factory.
SALE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Boriy.four thousand dollars Is
me amount which eastern parties
nave agreed to pay for
liece OF business property with
Iorty'nlne and two.tenths feet
tonnage ON First South street, jus,
west OF McCornick's bank. This
hgure Is upto the boom prices OF n Tow
years ago, yet It Ia by no means IN TX.
pioitant price, as the land sold 10 one
inc Lest business locations In tho
elIy' The eastern portion OF the prop.
Observation-Disclosures feet
trohtand two hundred feet deep, nnd
was owned by Elias A. Smith, John
" 'ntler Charles =. Burton, William
~ ~ Rows aud Henry Dinwoodey.
rese gentlemen arc 10 receive S28, 900.
he remaining twenty-four and four
Nn'ns ieet OF frontage IL one hundred
Wned by Waite & Sons. who are Ia
toeive SCI 900. The terms OF the sale
20 cash, anu the Transaction will he
pmpleted as soon as the necessary eX-s
thlnation OF title IL completed. q, 10,
AyIor, real estate agent, negotiated
plrohhse. The numes OF the
Dye's are withheld for the present.
INspLorING THE MINES.
Ntthe United States Inspector of
Sllnes for Utah, II. ForTester, IA On.
ttsseu on his annual report, when viii
completed about March lst. nnu
NY submitted to tho governor anu The
gIlslary OF the Interior. After IL Is
snisheu, Mr.. Forester expeete a.
S,aae an extensive tour OF Inspeetlon
m, 'he mines In central and sonthern
Will. he has just returned from n
fon 70 The Coalville mines, where he
h u everything satisfactory excep,
GINS ny OF The coal mines OF the Chaik
aoa ,h company. There IL q ahatt there
ueep' and tto ventilation h