Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-05
MINES And REALTY.
Judge Miner Decides q Dispute Over
Cache County RInts,
Really MEN AND THE RAILWAY.
subscriptions 10 the Deep Creek Road.
Pew Active Canvassers.- Mining
aud Other Notes.

Judge Miner has rendered bis decls.
lon, In the Fourth district court, at
Ogden, In the case OF ii. &. Hansen
ct nj vs. Mark Fletcher ct al. The
dispute between the parties arroyo over
"a conflict In the boundaries OF the
Amazon and Blue Rock mining
claims, In Cache county mining dis
trict. The Blue Rock was first located
but there was some mistake made
In runRing the lines, and when
the Amazon was located 1t
whs discovered that 1t came
over the Blue Rock ground when the
latter was properly Indicated. The
owners OF the Amazon, III. q. Hansen
and others, instituted suit 10 have the
full boundaries Of their location
awarded to them. This would have
cut OIL a considerable portion OF the
Blue Rock, 80 legal contelt followed.
Judge Miner decided In favor OF the
Blue Rock owners, who were tho
defendants 10 the case. He held that
they had been honest In locating their
claim, and Though they had made
sumo mistakes In runni - their liues
they were entitled 10 the al 6O0si5OO
feet. In this decision the judge paid
particular attention TO Mr.. White, one
OF the plaintiffs witnesses, AMI scored
him for taking advantage Of the do
fendanps slight errors In making tho
location.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Tho Real Estate Exchange held an
other meeting nj q O'Clock yesterday
afternoon anu at Its conclusion ud-
Journed TIL ,. m. today. G. IL.
Wantland, A. NJ. James ana ). NJ.
Kennedy were appointed committee
TO secure rooms Tor the exchange. Ii
IL anticipated that when suitable
place Ia obtained the zeal estate mon
can meet each forenoon and consult ON
matters connected with real eAtale aud
loan business, aud where, II necessary,
the stock exchange may DO attached aH
a feature. The president Of tho asso.
citation, J. q. COnklin, was authorized
10 appoint "a committee 10 formulate
rules regarding commissions, etc. The
railway 10 the Deep Greek mines was
spoken on by w. Il. Hubbard, Harvey
Harry, Fred. Trimmer, IS. +. Spencer
and &. Il. Wantisnd. All pointed out
advantages TO Salt Lake ,,hich the
road would bring, and Mr.. Hubbard
stated that In the committee OF 400
canvassers there were not more than u
dozen active WORKERS for the road.
Shares In the road 10 the amount of
s5S, 200 were subscribed for by menu
bers OF the exchange present ut the
meeting.
NOTES.
A block OF Grant Company stock
changed hands today al the price OF
$40 per share.
The mines In Dry Canyon district
are reported generally as doing well.
There are no Idle men In camp.
A small bridge, costing about $1,000,
Is to bo placed over the Jordan river al
the copper refinery works.
A long list OF delinquent stock In
the Lucky Bill Mining company Is
today advertised for sale on June SIN.
The panic in the New York stock
market caused considerable furry
today among local stock 81 eculators.
The Merriam mining company,s
mill at Camp Floyd Is nearing com.
pletion. 1t will work by the cyanide
process abou, fifty tons Of ore daily.
The monthly meeting Of the Cham
her OF Commerce directors was not
held last evening, owing to tho pres.
ence Of less than quorum.
Patents have been Issued to Ephrlam
OF Logan, for newly
invented wnshi g.machine and 10 i
+. Corker, OF Salt Lake, for a hygienIc
device.
The stockholders Of the Dickert A.
Myers sulphur company last evening
elected the following directors II. l..
ScannelI, q. II. Mason, q. T.. q.
Meyers, Samuel Meyers and w. A.
Nelden.
The testimony In the Roadside and
VS. the Nom do Plume lode
claims contest was concluded last
evening, and the case was submitted.
Tho property involved ia In the Tintic
mining district.
The Deep Creek railway canvassers
say they are getting In the small sub.
scribers first, and that these are quite
numerous. Then they will crowd ir
fjr the heavier Investments. No de-
Jailed report OF progress has yet been
made.
3. V. White, whose failure mt Nav
York today IL noted in the dispatches. |
JAILED year ago for 81 900, 900 In n
Chicago wheat deal. Since then he
paid up his losses and got n new start.
10 be thrown down again by the pres. |
ant panic.
Real estate matters are Inactive with |
he exception OF few Inquiries and a |
mall volume Of transfers between |
Ocal parties in the ordinary line of |
Strong hopes are entertained. |
however, for a good movement In the
'ealty business In the near future.
A force OF men are soon TO be- put ON
he Coleman-Henry group Of mines I'm
Deep Creek. This ore has TO be- shipped
~ wagon TO Toano, Nevada, ninety
niles. The owners have n contract 10
hip eleven tons each week. The ore
uns about Az ounces per ton In silver
md heavy per cent in copper.
Tho mines at Alta, Little Cotton. |
good, are practically Idle, owing TO the
leavy SHOWS. Tho tramway will NOT
~ open for some weeks yet. Three
mines only are being worked at pres.
nt-the Grizzly, Mckay and Monte
uma.