Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-24

great evil.
Resolved, That we demand that legis-
lation be enacted by the mining statos on
behalf OF the miners, the cleo ion OF com
petent, practical minors ~ mino inspect
ors and the employment OF licensed
stationary engincers.
Resolved, That we demand Of the gov
eminent tho restoration 10 the people Of
all mineral and other lands unlawfuliy
held by railroad and other corporations.
Resolved, That we demand the purchase
and use by the government OF all rail-
road and telegraph lines Ia the inierost "
tho psople, and tho establishment of postal
savings banks.
Resolved, That we condemn, "a nm.
worthy Of free people, the Russian ex-
tradition treaty, NJ being calculated To
rctard the growth OF republican ptinci-
piles among people llving under dospotic
aud monhrchical governments.
Resolved, That we heartily approve tho
decision OF the supreme court OF tho
United States on the Geary law and de-
mand IL vigorous cnforcoment
Resolved, That we demand the enforce
mont Of tho present mining, Immigration
and foreign contract labor law and the
enforcement Of more stringent ones, and
request our representatives In Congress
TO work aud vote for legislation tending
TO this end.
Resolved. That wo demand tho election
of United States senators by the direct
vote OF the people.
Resolved, That We arc In favor OF tho
construction Of the Nicaragua canal by
this government, II owned and controlled
Solelyby the United States government.
Resolved, That We arc unanimously
In favor OF olght hours constituting a
days work, aud we demand that an
eight hour law DO enacted by our logis-
latOrs.
Resolved, That we. visiting delegates
In convention assembled, tender our -in-
cerc thanks to the Butte Miners union
and tho Butte BystaHder for couriosics
and Inequalities extended while In the
city.
THE EXCHANGE.
The Real Estate exchange had q
light business ut the meeting today. a
number OF wants were flied for pieces
OF property, but no transactions weT,
recorded.
A MORTGAGE.
j. NJ. Ricketts, owner OF l05x2O5 feet
on the corner diagoDally oppOeite tn.
knutsfOrd hotel, has placed on IN,
property mortgage, with the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance company, Of
philadelphia. for S65, 900. IL IL under
stock that Mr.. Ricketts, will use the
money to erect handsome bueines'
block on tho property, which IL o
choice location, anu very valuable.
MINING NOTES.
The dividend OF the Utah mine, five
cents per share, aud amounting IL
s5OOO, Nv payable tomorrow.
The Butte papers deny the truth Of
the rumor that the Anaconda company
proposes TO again close down It's mines
anu smelters At an early date.
The force Of workmon at the copper
plant was Increased today, and work
on the refinery IA being crowded for.
ward by Mr.. stillman.
John II. Hite OF Dandy Crossing, on
the Colorado river, Ia IN tho city with
specimens OF horn silver or,
from vein which he discovered
n few miles from the crossing.
Prospectors have located n mining
claim on the hillside east OF the Warn
Springs, anu claim they have indica-
TONS Of mineral there, but no discovery
OF ore has yet been made.
Tn, cmur Al, Alan. minos idaho
win The ,.ccnt,nn NJ thn.s n, W.
ner, are reported 10 be under operation
more generally anu successfully THU
summer .nan usually mas Deem tns
osse W '"'s ses'on'
The Harqus Hala, the famous All
..ona mint, 10 ss,u 70 nave oeon sou 70
,ne o"n ir,a y. .ne De ., mine
former owners OF tI,e Hanna Hal,
are stated TO have received l. $1,000,
100.
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in'o tne mountains 10 the northeast o
ms CITY nfe on me LOOKOUT Tor coal.
lions Of coal iheio, and that work vii