Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-29
ORGANIZE TO WORK.
Movement to lnaasuFats Silver Club
No. 1 in the First Ward.
AGAIN the DEEP CREEK ROAD
Realty Men at the llclm.-ldahO
Placer Mining
Notes

Tho silver agitation has started a
movement In the line OF organizing
silver clubs. The idea was discussed
at meeting Of residents OF the First
ward OF this city, and this morning II
was determined 10 call mss meeting
Of the people Of that ward, to be- held
on Monday evening at 5 O'Clock,
for the purpose Of organizing
the First Ward Silver club. The ofii.
clal call will probably be Issued In
The district this evening. The
meeting will be- held In the
Liberty Park Methodist church.
Everybody Ia the ward, aud others
interested In the silver movement, will
be made welcome, though the mem.
hurship Of the club l. expected 10 he
limited TO the district named. The
promoters are eauguino that the lorma-
Ton OF silver clubs Throughout the
Territory will be OF vast benefit at the
Present time, In being n means Of dis.
terminating information on the silver
issue, and Of concentrating forces In
tho Interests OF the white metal, by
tustaining any general plan Of action
HHNh AANg " 'hNAaNA wv HaHN"f's
THE DEEr CaE riS ROAD
a epeclal meeting OF the Real E,tato
exchange is called for y O'Clock this
evening, ana the subject TO be con.
sidtiCd Ia the railway To Deep Creek.
The exchange is determined TO organ.
iss In form 10 do something toward
bulldlng this road, " anything eau he
done this season. Mr.. COnklin, pTesi-
nj Of the exchange, stated today
iaat no definite plan he'd been formed
81 yet, though general outline had
been suggested but was not In shape
10 publish btfore II had been discussed
ry The exchange. Tolls discussion is
the object II tonighps meeting.
lie Understood that Mr.. WantlRnd
has plan 10 submit that will provo q
fpuCial Interest, and may open u way
10 ths Inauguration Of practical effort
CA behalf OF the railway. WHAT 1t Ia
viii be uuiolded at this evenings
meeting should there br opportunity.
mCr PLACER MISSES.
Placer mining Ia now ono OF the
PRINCIPAL tpiCs Of convCfeat lon among
iabotiuE men ~ Caldwell, Idaho, says
the lugho Sidtt6naH, and quite q mum.
~ AA' aAhNNN " AAkNhf W AhANN HHNAA
during tho year along the Snakr, Boise
aud Payelte rivers. Many inquiries are
also coming Ia IRON distant states In
regard to the opportu mites Tor employ.
munt IN this line.
Monroe Buchanan IL meeting with
gratifying success nj plscer mining.
He has OF late been working at
Smith'n Point, on the Boise river,
about three miles above the mouth,
and in the past twelve anu n hall Gays
has taken out with tho aid Of his wife
and little son SlBTl7 In gold. In Unc
day they took OUT NJ high ne S2i. A
rocker Unsigned by Mr.. buchanan IL
used In the work. Pay IN found from
the surface 10 the depth Of ELK feet,
and the bar that they are now en-
ground.
Mr.. buchanan IL OF the opinion that
the Richest gravel can he found away
from the present channel of the river,
but In ground that was formerly the
river bed. He says that quite a mum
her Of persona are already at work near
his location and that there are oppor.
tunitius for many more along the Boise
md Snake rivers, rs well Ms along the
Payette.
NOTES.
Chas. w. Nibly arrived in town
toiay from Baker City, Oregon, where
his time f. chiefly spent In the BUSH
ness oil the Oregon Lumter company.
Ho says tn company IL now getting
out about l7O,uUU ioet OF lumDpr Ter
week, but Will close down Ia another
month. Times are gloomy AMI
except for rtme prospect I'm ny the
gold mines there, the outlook for the
TCmaiuder OF the seGson IL far IN m
prOmlsirg. There have been some
good discoveries OF gold End profitable
working o claims, Mr.. Nibiy will 20
to Omaha on business In n few Jays,
anu then return to Baker City.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today's clearing house exchanges
amounted to Ss3,9Gs.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York--Silver, 69i :; lead, $3.50. |
London-Silvsr, S23d.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells Fargo a 90. received today: |
MingO bullion, S35s7.74.