Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04

delivered in three weeks, 80 that n
g0odly number OF men viii hnd em.
ploymont In procuring them In NO
shOrt a time.
Montpelier TOsi: A deal was made
the latter part OF last week whereby all
the Carib0o gold mines and the large
stamp mill Mt that place, owned by an
eastern company, passed into the
hands Of Montpelier gentlemen. The
exact terms II the deal have not been
made public, but are said 10 have been
very satisfactory to both parties. The
now owners will put f0rce Of mon TO
work in inw dnyH to develop the
properties, and viii also start the mill
~ soon no ore enough has been mined
TO keep II RAINING.
Bolse, Idaho, Statesman: The Noun.
tain Queen mill, at Pioneer, shows
what can be done with low grade ore
when there IA good management and a
large body. The orc yields from 81 10
s. per ton I'm free gold, and yet the
property IL one that IL yielding spleu-
did dividends TO the owners, Boston
company. The mill, which IL 90
stamp, Cfushts an average VI 90 tons
per day. The force In the mine aud
mill consists OF only ~ men, The
King free gold mine, on summit Hat,
IL one Of the best properties In the
county. Last year Steve Smith, the
owner, made some big olean-uPs and
during the winter prosecuted work
with great vigOr. Ho has made pump
on the Cornish pattern tina, will au.
Hwor for tho purpose OF sinking 300
feet deeper. lie Will soon resume
crushing, when he expects to increase
the force Of miners 20 10 men. The
King Is one OF tho mines that was
worked during the early history Of
Boise county ana afterwards aban'
doned. Within the course of few
months 10 will give employment To n
large number Of men Rui will DO OF
great benefit TO the county.
A Healdsburg, Cal, dispatch snys
In sinking n we'll at tins now Mus, con.
donser building, near the depot, gold
has been discovered, as high as i've and
six cents 10 the pan being obtained.
While IL IL ncw discovery IN the
gravel deposit on which the town "
located nnd has created quite an eJ.
element among all miners now In the
| fruit-raising business, II IL not a new
discovery In the vicinity. Gold has
long been known to exist In the gravel
| depoeita on the Luce farm, two miles
above Healdsburg, on the river Ia a
short, steep gulch on the Capped farm,
Ave miles from town, In Dry Creek
valley, several ounces OF coarse gold
was taken out, and on the hesdwGIets
Of the sans creek gold has been known
10 exist since the first settlement Of the
valley. Healdsburg IN located ON an
immense gravel deposit, tho debris
brought down In past ages by the
united waters Of the Russian river anu
Dry creek. Bored wells, sunk 10 a
/ depth Of 100 feet and lees, have shown
gold oOloTs, yot sand pump IL not an
efficient instrument tO bring gold
oOl0rs &C. the surface. The well now
sinking has diameter Of ten feet. A
powerful steam pump will keep II clear
Of water until sunk as deep as required
All the gravel brought TO tho surface
win be carefully examined.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchange,
amounted TO ISL 1913.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Silver, 72o; lead S3.25,
quiet.
Tho Western Union quotation Of sill
yer Mt New York was II 10.
London-Silvsr, 33li.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells Fargo & 90. received today
Mingo bullion, s3l7i.
r. II. Jones x 90. received today
Bullion, $1,000; ores, $1,000. Total
| $4,000.
Mccormick & O.. received today
HauRuer bullion, $500.
The shipments Of metals for the past
week have been comparatively light
They aggregated:
20 cars bullion ,..- .......,...,.... p.l,ill lhi
| ears silver and lead uTca,...,...,. 2ls,upl lhl
u ears 'sssss'.s's 's'ss.'''s's'ssss ll'atNlu'