Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-06

A Pueblo, Colorado, dispatch says:---
Pueblo Ia all excitement over the
wonderful returns from assays OF min.
cril from ODhir camp, near Beulah. A
proprietor by the name Of Baker has
dilcpvctod u lead or ore which assays
5000 ounces to the ton from presum.
ably picked specimens. IL IL silver ore
In the form Of mat aud Ia said TO be
abundant. This week several OF the
officers Of the Pueblo smelling and
Refining company will leave Tor the
new camp, taking with them an OK.
pert miueralOgist, and will make n
careful examination Of tho field. The
camp IA but eight miles from Beulah In
n direct line, but owing 10 the mifer-
ahlc roads parties, are Obliged TO
travel about seventeen miles %
reach the diggings. A petition
IN to be presented to the county com.
niissioners asking them 10 open new
road. The camp Ia directly across the
range from the famous Bissluk mine,
ami ut Ophir the morning aud evening
whistles from the Blsaok engines are
distinctly heard. The formation is
pronounced by old ptospcciors to be
identical with that which has made
the Blsslck 10 famous. Several large
aud woll.equippei parties OF miners
have left Pueblo for the new camp.
The great Burlcigh drill at tho
Setribution mine in Eureka was
started on Monday and II IL driving the
tunnel at the rate Of little over four
feet per day. This drill wes put In
place some weeks ago, but owing TO
the insufficient horse poE yer OF the
engine, work had to be abandoned
until a new engine could be procured.
THIS has been done anu now the work Of
tunneling with be pushed will all post.
hle vigor. The main shaft Ia down
now $50 feet, while several
drifts have been run, the largest Of
which Il 800 feet, Tho workings are
still la tho limestone, the pay streak
not having yet been encountered, but
the company has plenty Of money and
intends To push the work until pay ore
" struck. IL Is expected tnat the vein
viii be- reached within tho next sixty
days US the lay OF the main vein indi.
Gates. Tue Rcttihution Is ON tho same
vein as the Bllllon.Beck, the Nam.
moth and other heavy producers IT.
the Eureka hill aud the owners are
confident that few hundred feet
more OF work will open up n splendid
property. The company 10 composed
entirely Of Ogden men who have
plenty OF nerve Ia 20 ahead with the
development work, aud they will Ger.
tainly be richly rewarded for their
patient labor anu money investment.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO t3iu,Sl7; same day last
year, s21l ,J0S. Increase, S5O,3lL
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Silver, sac; lead, s3.05.
ORE AND BuLLIos.
Wellp, Fargo 4 Go. received today:
Mlngo bullion, $500.
T. II. Jones 6 Co. received today;
Bullion, $500; ores, silOO. Total,
80 800.
Mccormick Il Go. received today;
: liver anu lead ores, $4,000.
w. u. NJ. steward had In today for
assay two los OF Old Jordan aud Ga.
lena ore, l3O tons. one lot OF Central
Eureka ore, 81 tom, anu one lot Of
Mast ore, o. tors.
Assayer Hodges had In today for
testing one lot Of Horn Silver ore, 100
tons; one lot OF Anchor ore, liO tons,
aud four other controls.
J. w. Currie had In today for assay
one lot OF Sioux ore.