Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-10
MINES AND MILLS.
Rich nody Of Ore Struck In the Sioux
lunurL-rroyo Mills aud the
lair.-Othcr News.

lNetu NmlOl WnS IN town tOuuyt uuu
reported that rich boiy OF ore has
nton met with In the new tunnel AZ
the Sioux gto0p q mines, TIntic. The
owners have been operating Ia good
ore from the chat, but the tunnel was
run In 10 reach the body at q lower
point, and take q out without nolsiiug.
Aitor running 800 feet the vein was
reached. Some Of this orc was taken
out and shipped. II averaged sixty
ounces In silver aud $40 IN gold per
ton. with silver at its present at
normally low figure, the mine is pay
iug regular monthly dlvilonds. III
We could get decent price Tor silver"
raid Mr.. Smogt, 1--WE would have some.
thing lmmonsc. There would be some
money coming In to increase our work.
lug force ani make things lively"
Tue Ul,h Consolidated Ii another rf
the riutlc mines IA which MI SIN OF
is interested, and which made a large
shipment Of ore to ,hlt city yesterday,
~ noted in the NEWS. Itis also "a
steady dividend payer, aud good
force u men Gnds steady employment
there.
sTRIiE IN THE UTAH.
a rich strike is reported Ia the Utah
mine at rin,io, owned by S. 8. Jones
and Ed. Luce, Of Provo. They were
doing development work only, and did
not anticipate meeting ihu body OF ore
~ some lime. The strike was there.
fore somewhat OF surprise to then.
Their good fortune encourages them
that wh,n they get into the BODY Of
ore II will prove bonanza.
AFrER IuE EUREKA DyNAMtrERs.
The Fret district court convened at
Provo this morning, Associate
Justice il, w. smith on the
bench. The vgnlrn Tor grant lurors
WIS reported, Aud jury umpnnclcu
with Am huldaway az foreman. In
his charse Judge smith stated 10 the
juT3rs that among other matters which
would be- brought to their attention
there woulI prouably be thu circum.
stance connected with the recent
blowing up + houses at tho Rulllou-
Beck mine. 40 Eureka. Tho Judge
called attention 10 the fact that u was
generally uudtrst0Ou that some kind
Of ofpa izaiiuu existed IN that locality
which sought % OvnrEwo tue people
by lawltsi deeds. He called attention
TO tho law In tno premises anu directed
the jury % make searching invesligA.
ton Of thu facts, anu proceed unuer
tho law nguinat any offenders VI whom
Information might be- given by com
potont Witnesses.
PROVO MILLS AND the FAIR.
In an interview published In the
NEWS yesterday, regarding Utah's OK.
hibit NJ the WOrld's Far, Hon. Hebsr
BUnniuu stated that "twU OF our Iaf.
gtHt manufacturing institutions have
not exhibited o. thread" one Of tne.e
two was, Of course, the Provo Wooden
Mills. Manager j. q. Cutler was la.
quirud Of today Tor the reason OF the
non.appcarGuce Of any samples ilUm
the Provo mill, aud replied, at was
not our fault. They gave ms no oppor.
tuuity. Tho mills, as the public are
aware, were shut down for u consider.
nule time last winter Huu this spring.
We were given % under tand that the
tam les wanted were those specially
manufactured for the purpose, and
that they must be In 10y May /. We
had nothing on hand mat would meet
this requirement, aud the mills did
not start In time TO make any, 10 II was
simply out Of the question 80 lar NC wo
were CONGO ned. We could not send
any leftover goods TO be- shown IN
comparison with new and specially
madu cloths. | have Just received
letter from Commissioner Empey, say
Ing thar We can send some.
thing now, and that he will
let us know in IA few days
how 10 ship 1t. IL we had known
earlier that goods would have been
received later Than the first OF May,
We would have made up something.
Even asst l., We have nothing on hand
Of The specially manufactured class.
We'have our regular line Of fine wool
goods which l believe Rro a. good ~
can be shown anywhere, aud as the
directors meet On Monday n Commis.
sioner En- ey's other letter arrives In
time, something may bo done"
Mr.. Cutlor's statement Is con-
elusive reply 10 any attempt to fasten
blanc on tho mills. The,fact that they
were shut down IL sole cause OF there
being 30 exhibit. fhe same condi.
ton probably covers the ground In 10.
latiOn 10 tho DeaeTrt mills.
THE "srAR" COMPANY.
A change ia to take place I'm the
officials OF tho Star Mining COMPANY.
Arthur w. 5iayner, who has been
secretary for some time, has decided 10
retire, anu iiled his Resignation with
the board of directors, The latter viii
meet On Monday and M the vacancy
In tho meantime the duties OF the
Office are attended 10 at Elias Morris,
place Of business, q west, south Tenn.
pie street.
MOTIFS.
The mines at Alta, Little Cotton.
wood, are coming up again, now thar
The snow IN gone 10 much as 10 permit
operations, and shipments OF ore will
soon be made.
The Heiner Queen mine at Dry
Canyon reports strike OF ore which
assays los ounces In silver. Ia run.
ming Au uprnite IN the mine a body OF
ore about "A loot wide was encountered.
The articles Of Incorporation OF the
Bonanza Gold Mining ANA Milling
company, which were filed with the
county clerk some three months ago,
as noted in the NEWS at the time, were