Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-05

rhcir chief source Of reliance has tceu
1u ihoir stock Interests, aui the failufc
90 yet good market TOT beef, mutton
anu wool has worked hardship.
There has been no suffering for the
rrCCsiatios OF liic, nor is there likely 30
be. The buruOh fnlie heavy iu the way
VI making some % the people unable 20
mcut their obligations promptly. a
good many persons Involved themtelvte
by adding 90 their stock Interests, nu-
tiCipating u good market 20 enable
them 10 pay Tor their purchatcs. This
expectation has not been realised yet,
though prospects are growing brighter.
There be- plenty 10 more tran meet
the obligations Of the people u
the market opens up. A bhip-
mtnt ot 5000 head OF beef cattle
was made % Omaha "A snort
time since, on a sRle that was
elected, but the purchasers could not
raise the cash. They were ALLOW ed ull
the latter part Of this month, when, II
the money IA not forthcoming, the cat.
tlr viii be- otherwise disposed Of with
the recent Improvement ia tho market
tho prospect 10 that n good price will
TO obtained.
Regarding the mining interests, the
Judge says tnat Last years little excite
mcnt about thu San Juan gold fiells
has resulted ~ the location OF two
permanent camps on the san Juan
river. The largcst " these r. about ten
miles below Bun CITY. There are
some good properties ia the locatioub
made, but moro capital than d, Ia there
at ptcsout Will be required 70 develop
them.
SuTEL
Two goll ba.s were received fom
the Mauun unno 10 ny. Their value
was ss5O0.
l.. d. Egan came In from bingham
Last tycuiug, bringing with him bar
Of gold, the result NJ tTr cleanup OF
tie mill nj the Stewart so, 1 mine i1t
the month OF svp,vmuUr Toe bst
weighs IA pounds ami 10 ounces, and
Is valuoi at $500.
The Wtbtetn Loan au1 Savings
company h now engaged Ia regular
/ business. Among ~ Ulcers are some
| " Salt Lakes well known capitalists
and busincss men, whose CU uruivatism
| ana ability commend tuum 10 the
| publlc In thcir conduct VI the iBstilu.
I tlou.
Ogden STANDARD; Mrs. J. NJ. Hafrls
/ has completed the enumeration u all
/ the mulberry trees IN the county nuC
/ has INSIDE her report to Mp. G.. W.
/ Bennett VI salt Lake. Tho Idea ~ T.
iufnlsh statistics showing the number
| % tfecr and The number VI silk worms
that can DO sun 0fto In the Territory,
with view OF giving an impetus To the
| silk Industry, winch can and should
have hoalIhy growth Ia Utah.
Rluhdeld AdU9cQis. IL " reported
that tho young women ~ GlenwO1d
have organized u home Industry club,
and they have fshrd out their m1thtrs'
aud grandmAs' spinning wheels anu
Iut them ia RAINING order. VnB wool
h Grut d Manii TO be- CAtdCi. They
viii spin all tue stocking yarn needed
Ia the town anu probably enough yatu
to make thrmsclyga linury dfcssvs 1T
the winter. Nc. Andtuw P0ulsou 70.
ports that his roller mill in the sIuil
eide Of Rlchtisld " now doing u rat
Ting busiu,ss, and taking la most o
the custom from all around the country
o. G,cuwOod, NefmllliOn, AunaUslln
Aurora, etc. no II shipping quiIc .
uOal Of iluur wost aud east, and every
customer feels satisfied with the graf,
Of il0ur turned out. Nj. POulsen vii
have his camp house completed su0I
no that customers can HAD a suitabl,
place tor their animals, when they
c-mu Ia mill In cold werther, anu !
comfortable place for themselves also.