Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
BUSINESS And MINES.
The CHAMBER Of Commerce and Hid
winter Fair Exhibit.
THOSE CALIFORNIA UNIFORMS.
Wants Heal by Cl.matc.--Notcs aud
News Of Miuins aud Business
Matters.

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News Of Minins and Business
Matters.
A. announced Ia the last issue of the
NEWS, the Chamber oi Commerce
directors have been called ~ meet nj
4 O'Clock this afternoon TO consider
the making Of Utah exhibit at tho
San Francioco Aildwintor Fair. 1t is
expected that the subject will receive
thorough JiscussiDu, aud " a decision
should be arrived at to 10 into tie
movement, there will be necessity Tor
private subscriptions % meet the
expense. IL may DO that the
Tabernacle choir will go to tue Far,
though this is au 0pgu question. Ran.
way men here, notably Mr.. Burnley, Of
the Union paoI1c, have 0con oudray.
oriug 10 secure q Satisfactory rate of
transportation for tie choir. The
figure yet reached T.. however,
rather more than can b, paid,
but further reduction may be
obtained. A special rato Tor single
round trip tickets has been Issued
already.
Whutler or not the Chamber q
C,mmnice decide on general ex.
hibit, several U.ah manufacture Will
uo exhibited. Among these Is tho
Provo Woolien mills, which has now
furnished the cloth Tor the uniforms VI
600 VI the California National Guard.
The San Francisco ChfOhioie Of
Monday, the l2.b, says on gHe subject
oi these uniforms:
Tomorrow morning the hfst lot Of
now uniforms tot tuU National Guards.
men u California Will have teen Ia.
spec,ol ~ tue uniform board AMI viii
Do delivered 10 the headquarters OF
each VI tue ten companies IA the Bsg.
vice. Those organ zttiJns ATE heated
ia the towns Ut Auburn, Alameda,
Napn, Vallejo, Grass Valley, kudlauus,
santa Paula, BHkersnuiu, MERGED
nnd Willows. Several months ngU
these companies were admitted Ia.
~ thu guard uuutr an apprOpflg-
ton c0nndvrsbly less than tue amount
uoctsiary fJs The equipment aud miiu.
tenauCu Of tOmu 90 fOlultrB. The
loyislatu e hal Ia view the sdmissiln
OF but i've companies, aud made suiii-
cient ailO wauCt Tor tins number. Toe
desiro for martial honor was too strong
to be- resisted, hOScvuf, Aud the uum-
her OF COMPANIES was Increased to ten.
o. Tuesday the clothing Will be sent
TO the county. 10 " believed that on
November S1tl n sufficient number VI
uniforms wul DO feaIy Tor delivery 10
the Los Angeles headquarters OF tbs
First Brigade. IT'S expected that the
city troops viii be supplied early ntHt
month. The work viii continue uuiu.
terrupledly until the SIX bFigRues, Of
which the National Guard IL cUnstitu.
{ ed, are feuniiofmrd.
The uniforms now being made will
cost the state $4,000, and upon tho
payment VI the sum every nOn.c0m.
miHsi0nsa officer aud private IN the
guard VIII have been provided tor.
rue number OF tEou to DO tlllUI IN est,
mated ~ about bOJO anu Of tuis uuui-
bur every Individual has been meaa.
urei Tor his own uniform. A Clu.
sheraton ut the immense task
which the manu- gCtutor8 nave uudrf-
takou suggcsie some interesting figures
on tho uniiOtm matter. the number
OF pairs uf trousers 10 be made Is 5000,
OF blOusrs $500, and VI Oyerc0ats about
1900. For the manufacture OF thee
articles $4,000 yards OF material Will
be- used, Rud 80 pounds Of linen threat
alone will iini place Ia tue modest
garments Of tue militiamon. The
whole number OF uniforms, II weighed
In mass, would zip the scales at seven
tons.
WANTS a healthy CLIMATE.
The following letter has been received
by Postmaster Nash from prominent
business man OF Niagara Fans, Now
IOtH
Dear Sir-Hsviug no acquaintance
In your CITY or state, ] take this liberty
Of Troubling you Tor Information about
the climate Ot your city. Tue reason
for my inquiry Il that my tou IL
troubled win weak luugs. Ito IN now
In Washington state. thiuk he will
get along much better Ia health
II ha can nnd climate that
IL dIipr than It 10 nefr. lie
does not wish 10 g % health
TesOrt, but 20 live In good 6l2ul vii
lago or IN u city where the climate will
agree with him. He IL going 10 Los
Angeles, Cal, shortly, which viii
probably DO for the winter, but h likely
to be- t0p warm Tor summer ~ you
viii kindly describe the climate OF
your city you will greatly oblige.
MOTIFS.
Lewiston Mercwy W. G. -. Allen,
rustling Salt Lake mining ana bust,
meas man, has secured a large group OF
claims In tho Camp Floyd district. j.
t.. Ira llVy, formerly Colorado mlu-
ing man, now OF SAT- Lake, arrived iu
camp WolHesdRy. lie was M favor,
ably impressed with the district that
he relurned TO the city yesterday 70
make ARRANGEMENTS Tor "A prolonged
stay. h.. -. ShOshriIge Eud JOIN
Scarborough own tue Golden Rule,
Golden Rulo No. ., Add,e E Patience,
four claims lying shout mile south Of
the Mercury. They have run
several tunnels aud urlus AM
have orc In all ,ho workings.
la the confines OF this District are Il
number OF rustiing ana entefprlsing
mining OPERATOR, nnd noteworthy
among them 10 A, n, Butte. lie nt-
rived In the camp year and nail ago,
while the district was yet asleep, auu
oven Salt Lake was unawArus that one
0f the greatest geld regions in the
country lay 90 i,B very uIOrs. lie
liked Inc lay of tho land and wen