Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-04
REALTY And MINES.
Cache Counly's Nine Prospects are
Showing Up Well.
TRUST compASY's BIG MORTGAGE.
Real Estate Exchange.--Desert Entry
Patents. Miulng Incorporation
--Marysvale Mlncs.-Notcs.

Gates that Logan is to BIO the center iol
n mining boom this season even oe''el
than was promised by the opening Of
La Plata. The recent uncovering oil
four foot vein Of good ore In Niolsen'i
mine in Blacksmitb's Fork caDy0r
opens up q most excellent prospect
which is added to by the dis
coyeries near Smithheld. In cloe'
proximity to the latter place there
are also valuable deposits OF golden
colored onyx which are eaPily accessi'
BILE to the railway, and can be advan'
taueousIy worked with comparative
lysmall capital. Samples have been
brought to this city, and there Is proba'
biilty Of active operations commencing
ia the near future.
u. Y. TRUST COMPANY MORTGAGE.
One OF the documents filed with the
recorder Of Salt Lake county late yes.
tcrday afternoon was a mortgage COW
oiing about half a million dollars
worth Of property In tho business por.
ton Of the city. 1t was given ~ the
Brigham Young Trust company to tho
German Savings d Loan society OF
San Francisco anu Ia for the sum OF
100000 to bear interest ats per cent
per sunum, payable quarterly. Tho
property which Is covered as security
Tor the amount borrowed is thus
dctcribed:
First--Beginnlng ut the northeast
corner OF lot s, block 10, and running
hence west 332 feet TO the east line OF
Commercial street, thence south on
EAST line 33l feet TO the eouth line OF
lot Ia said block, thence east 1914
iuei, thence north l.! feet, thence cast
.3l3 feet to the east line OF lot s, thence
north 3l71 feet TO place Of beginning.
second-Beginning fiity feet east OF
the northwest corner OF lot D, block 10,
RAINING thence east 1914 feet, thence
south loo feet, thence west 23l feet,
thence north 10 feet, thence west 1874
feet, thence north "a feet, thence east
oO ieet, thence north 90 feet TO place vi
beginning.
rhird-3eglnning 6s. feet south OF
the northeast corner OF lot o. block 90,
1huhVc routh ifp i'O ltci, tncuCo Wchk
lSo feet, thence north Il feoi, thence
east l25 feet 10 place Of beginning.
Fourth-Four rods by loo feet In lot
o, block 90.
Flfth-rwo and q half by ten rods In
LOT I, block 80.
Sixth--Twenty rods by so feet in lot
3, block 40, with a right Of way to
same.
seventh--Three rods by ios feet In
lot /, block IS.
The Real Estate exchange held an.
other meeting mt 4 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, anu will meet again today
at the samo hour. AT tho session yos-
terday the following directors were
elected: II. A. Virtue, l.. NJ. Earl,
w. q. Is. Allen, II. II. Colborn. j. r.
Lynch, w. IL. Hubbard and A. NJ.
James. The committee on member
ship reported that they had not yet
succeeded In getting the necessary
100 members, and were given until the |
next meeting to get more members. |
The constitution and by.laws were
thon taken up and adopted. These |
provide that tle dues shall be 81 pcf
month, anu thatany member In arrears
IN dues shall not bs given the priv. |
leges Of the exchange, and any one |
three months behind may DO dropped |
lIom membership. Tho annual meet
lug OF the exchange will be held on |
the second Monday OF January OF each |
year and monthly meetings viii he |
held tho first Wednesday OF each |
month. Minor matters received alten.
ton and the meeting adjourned.
DESERT PATIENTS.
There have been received at the
local land office three desert entry
patents for their owners. One OF these
was in case which was closely con-
tested for long time, that o! George
Canning Va Frederick w. Fall, or
George A. Lowe, transferee. Canning
contested the entry on the ground that
the land had noi been sufficiently re-.
claimed, but Fall won the case and
the patent has boon issued TO him for
the land, which Ia for $50 acres In sec-
tions anu a,township / south OF rang.
west. The other patents were ~ fol.
lows:
ID. IL. No. 1852 to Sybella w. Clayton
OF Salt Lake county, for 3ls acres In
township oouth u range west.
ID. IL. No. S5S to James r. Anderson
OF Juab county, for 40 acres IN town.
ship 10 south Of range . east.
MINING INCORPORATION.
Articles Of incorporation OF the
Lucky Boy Deposit company have
Teen iiled with the county CLERK. The
are l.. q. Miller, w. II.
iiondioot, Thomas Marion neaux, Geo.
a. lowe, George w. Bird aud NJ. w.
Muller, all OF Salt Lake. Their object
10 to 10 general mining and milling
hutiness aud ali that pertains thereto,
anl 10 carry ON general merchandise.
rug business. Tboy place their capital
s'oek nj $4,000, which 10 divided into
~ shares OF the nominal value OF $40
uAsn. The officers arc Il. q. Miller,
plesiuehii w. Il. Proud.oOt, vice presi.
uuh', ana Thomas harlOnneaux secre-
taIy ana treasurer. This place of their
S'ieiai once WIN be IN SILT Lake.
hARYsvALE MINES.
Atthe minos In Marysyille there IA
yeI so inuoh snow that hui mn, nrn.
trs's " being made, fays the Riobneld
.iutOcote. Another foot fell there laat |
iIddsy night The Dalton mil nas !
closed for want Of ore aud IL isoxn.cied
mat II viii bo three weeke uefore INV
more can DO gotten down over M, .
fsll, ON account Of snow. Active r
work Will so on at tho Brnneh n'ina
.hla summer. The comuLny ia 49,"
iatlng with tho Maglpby Inn,tar
'ouphhy, o. Monr.., who own that [
nfph AMI on the east fork OF the ssy,.r' n
oI oOu,uuO ieet OF lumber and for doing {