Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-22
GETTING FIGURES CLOSE.
Something YET 10 b. Raised ,Or the
Petit Farm.
MINING AND REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
A Proposition to Manufacture Steam
Engines aud Machiucry.-Blg Min.
Ing Suil.-iransicrs.
MINING AND REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

The amount NECESSARY to release the
Pcltit farm was reduced down to
$4,000 at . O'Clock this afternoon. The
cauva,sefs were putting Ia their best
work TO succeed In getting tho balance
In before q O'Clock this evening.
Up TO O'Clock this afternoon, only
$50 more had been gathered, reducing
the sum to be secured to sgl5O. The
next two hours must show bet.
ter work than this or North
Salt Lakes summer win be pa ssod
ami its harvest not gathered.
Simon BambO rger was uskui this
afternoon II he thought tue full sum
would be- raised In time, aud replied,
"Well, DOME know, but think 40.
The amount now coming Ia are small,
therefore count up slowly. hut they
are counting up, anu We are not fur
from the full amount now"
George Hedges, OF the cauvassing
committee, saiI: eva ATe sure 90 sue
coed. We CANT fail now, within
5000 Of the necessary amount North
Salt Lake has dong apiund.dly on TINS
bonus, anu VIII not fail. There was
sli,OOO 10 raise at fret, $4,000 OF "
Deiug for "a right Of way which
We had 10 get. The people out
there deserve credit Tor their lbcrality.
Even people who haven't much IN the
way Of property have come In with
their contributions, and have not been
stingy. 1t II true theru have been OK.
ceptlOns 81 this generous response. For
Instance, one real estate man, who hns
40 acres clos by rciuauI 30 contfibutoa
dollar, claiming that the refinery was
too close to benefit him."
IL the North salt Lake people sue.
coed by this evening, tho trustees Will
be called together 10 sign thu contract.
PROPOSITION FOR ENGfNE WORKS.
VIM. J. Silver sent I'm the following
communication today. His proposition
Is worthy Of the attention OF capitalists:
1 noticed IN the DhEREr NEws Of
last evening TINT An eastern manu-.
iaCtufer OF gas engines would like to
come here and start husintss, which Is
very go0d,ns the more we manufacture
| here, the better II 10 Tor all.
1 would like 10 start Into the
manufacture OF lstuam engines. |
have had years OF experience In that
| line, and with good success, my GU
| gines here aud elsewhere having nj
ways done more work than others OF
the same class, with no bfeaSdowne.
Hut do not nave sufficient capital to
carry stock on hand wAle making
sales, aud II any one would like 10
] Join with me, l viii put my
own means Into tho business.
The steam engine trade from this
city is very large aud engines
aud hOistiug machinery can DO built
here to pay just US we'll ms In many
| other places, anu North Salt Lake
would DO good location for such "a
factory. DOME believe In any bonus,
nor expect donations from anybody.
| II AN investment IL 10 be made lot Ii be-
made ON u basis oil taking stock Ia the
enterprise.
MINING sUiT
Newa from Boise City, Idaho, says
| that an important suit involving tue
| great Philips y Sullivan silver ami
| gold mine la Carson district, IN Owy-
| hes county, has been fled IN the Third
district court nj Silver city. John j.
sullivan, junior member vi the firm,
Is plaintiff. lie accuses his partner Of
wfongIully appropraiiug the receipts
Of the business.
NOTES.
W. j. Haskins has been appointed
by Governor Mcdonnell 10 be- mining
Inspector for Idaho, at u salary Of
$1,000 year.
The Hanauer smsller keepn one
stack running regularly. Mr.. Han
auer says there Ia no hope for an IN
crease until the weather changes ~
that ore can be hauled from the mines
10 the railways.
The report published recently that
rich stIike had been made Ia the
Howe. Manhattan mine, al Dc Lamar,
Idaho, which was recently sold 10
Eastern parties for Ru enormous sum,
has been verified b. the receipt by
Mr.. Howe, Of Boise, OF some ore, 10.
gethvr with "a letter from his partner,
3, Il. n. smith, Mr.. smith writes tls
strike was made at n distance OF about
200 feet below the surface, anu 81 feet
below the tugnel level. The ore looks
well nud, az this mine, assays from II
ran as high Us $500 per ton. The strike
was not altogether unexpected, Rnd II
10 AhuukuA hlph kulHf lhlkhNA A0HA
even richer ore will be- encountered.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,
Todny's clearing house exchanges
amounted TO S2l5,25i; same day last
year $3.50 D29. Decrease s2iGi5.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-Silyer,slI,.; lead, S3.07!.
London-Silver, 3I.9 lBd.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo d Co. received today;
MlnRo bullion, s0l53.
7. II. Jones Il 90. received to-day .
Bullion, $4,000.
Assayer Currie had In today, for
testing, one lot Silver King ore, l42
tons.
W. A. Hodges had In today Tor assay
so tons OF Simpson ore, one lot OF
Gemlni orc, nnd two other coatr0ls.
W. a.. NJ S eward mad ln today for
asany one f0t Oi New Holland ore, 10
tons, and one lot OF Sampson ore, 50
tons.
RIAL ESTATE rHAN'rEU5.
Iiied IN Ms Office orHg county r..orisr OF San
Lats torig zinc. pHE gtiirldaI'
Joseph origin and wiic 90 Agph ore
gill lots 8 TO %, block s', Draper
tuWusliu, ',,.,.., 't.....ssts o'1 W
L. u. pottit Ot al 90 igWls letut paIt