Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15


lowed without break for 1iO0 feet on
n single level, and probably three times
TINT JIstanc. (without n btenk) ON the
several level. that have been run. The
vein proper IL several feet wide, nud the
entire bouy of ore--even emitting THE
bigh praue ptfeak--wlll mill well IN
goil aud silver, probably $50 or S.5.
This ore In taken iTOn claim
called the Big Snowy, but tho
company owns six others adjoining,
that 20 far ~ surface indications
aud limited developments 20, are
equally ns good. One Of these has been
tapped by a crosAcut tsnnel alta depth
Of 100 feet, showing vein OF eight
feet OF fine ore, carrying b0th goiu ana
silver. Altogether u 10 one OF the
most remarkable properties la the ntalc
or. In the county, anu some OF THESE
days Will 10 sold fsr millions. The
Gait Mining company OF Neihart mas
declared dividend OF cent share,
amounting 10 $4,000. The Gait 10 the
first dividend.pnying mine III Nelhait.
The shaft 10 now down about elghty rect
below the station and gives WORK Tor
shifts. StoSing above aud nj tne MY
feet level Ia still In progress ana ore ID
being loeded on cars for shipment'
THE MAMMOTH.
Superintendent Robinson OF the
Mammoth IL expected from Montana
In few days. When ne returns WORK
Is TO he commenced on the new iorty-
stamp mill hut II not likely 10 We
pushed with great rapldity lust at the
present time. Work has not yet been
resumed In tho mine, but mny be
Stated up about June lat, with small
force. Even this date Is uncertain, ns
the managers say that Mt the present
price OF the mines products, IL II
throwing away their capital to operate
extensively. a small amount OF work
Is necessary to keep this milne In con-
dition, but further than this the own.
crs are not yet prepared TO go, but feel
like waiting for mn Improvement In
thesilver market.
The reply to the Real Estate ex'
changes invitation, extended TO the
railway conductors TO hold the next
annual session Of the brotherhood In
this city, was that the Invitation came
too late, rs Atlanta, Georgia, had
already been decided upon for the
next meeting.
A Texas Hill, Arizona, dispatch says
that the South Giia improvement
company IL pushing It's pump lines to
completion and In forty days VIII be
able to supply the new town OF Chryt-
toval with 2,0s0,0OO gallons OF water
daily. This will be used for irrigating
and supplying the demands OF the
town. The water IL being brought
from the ella river, six miles distant.
Peter Wilson and Eels Hansen are
fitting out an outfit preparatory TO
long prospecting trip Ia the wild anu
woody country east Of the Yellowstone
National Park, says the Brigham
Bugler. There are said to exist extern
pivo forest tracts In that vicinity that
have never been disturbed by the
sound OF human voioe nor seen by
human eye. 1t Ia thought that rich
gold deposits lay undiscovered along
some OF the many secluded tributaries
To the muddy Missouri.
The acer.water gold trap recently
invented by Mr.. simpson If Cariboo
and proved successful In experiments
" this season TO be- subjected 10 the test
Of actual service, the scene OF opera
tions being the almost Inaccessible
Nation river, British Columbia, for
which remote corner q CariboO party
headed by Simpson and his moneyed
party, Fissault, have already left. Tho
success OF their undertaking viii be
watched with interest, for II the inven-
ton mceis expectations II viii revolu.
tionize placer mining elsewhere.
Mayor Baskin has received from the
organization OF the unemployed men
of San Francisco q request that he call
u meeting OF the capable citizens OF
this city 10 take immediate stops for tho
relief of the San Francisco unem.
Iloyod. The documents sent out shy:
"What ~ to be done for us should be
doue quickly, for our distress 10 great
md our needs most pressing. Daily
the cold waters OF San Francisco Bay
are claiming victims from our despair.
ing ranks. (" 'rhe situation and claims Of
the San Francisco oraan!zation Of un.
employed men was given Mt length In
tbs NEWS some two weeks ago.
David Lang, deaf mute. who
worked In the Newcastle mines, Wash.
inRton state, was run over and terri.
bly, mangled by n train on Friday
afternoon. A pathetic incident con-
nected with the case was that Lang
and VIM. Chum worked side by aide
for several years, but several months
ago tho latter went away. He went
into the company's office at Seattle
on Friday anu asked for work, indicate
Ing that lie wanted 10 he again with
his old friend. Tho superintendent
signed tho order and five minutes
after he left tho room dispatch was
received from Newcastle telling OF the
death Of La x.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted to s2sl ,l22.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Silver, $3.50; lead, 1918.
London-Silver, 3S 2-i0i.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo h 90. received today;
Mingo bullion, sS304.
4. II. Jones * Co. received today.
Bullion, $1,000.
Mccormick d Co. received today:
Hanauer bullion, $500; silver and
lead ores, $1,000. Total, $500.
w. q. M. Steward hal IA today for
assay one lot OF Ophir Hin ore, l9l
tons, two lots o. Old Jor,ian ana Galeba
ore, 800 tOus, two lots OF Old Telegraph
ore, 3 tons, and two other controls.
Assayer Hodges had In today for
testing ll6 tons OF Hornsllver ore, anu
four other controls.