Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-21
BUSINESS And Nine.
City Warrants Wanted 10 Pay SD3.
CIal Taxes.
CHEMICAL WORKS ron oaDES.
Mining Matter, IN Beaver ahd SEWER
Counj.cL-NcWs from Other
Localities.

by fall In the CASH price offered. On
Tuesday % cents was paid, aud yea
terday o. cents was reached Ivy pur.
ohaeurs vi warrants. Today tho ngute
fol- back offers to So cents iu some
place., though most Of those who had
the ci,y's paper to dieposo OF obtained
% ceut-.
ono reason f0rthc domand Tor war.
rants vt this particular time Is that
property owners on the sitcots where
paving has been done want them To
pay the special paving taxrs. Many
OF there 0wnora are merchants,
ami are therefore willing 20 tako
the variant, as Jgr iu rN-
change iir go,ih. Taxpayers who
cannot got tnc.u IN this WY are eager
70 buy a. discount aud thus save "a
portion OF cash which otherwise would
have 10 go Tor taxes. The time ilr
paying these assessments vas ny yes
torjay, houcs the rush Gt wafranta.
All OF tho taxes nave not bpcn paid ns
yet, however, some Of the property
Nv nefs having secured few dayF
extension Of time ia order 20 enable
them 10 rustic thu cash or T. buy up
wtffintr.
Tnrfe was Il fresh loaf OF tho c!iy'a
roper put into circulation today, about
$1,000 having been Taid out by Hon "
Son 10 their employee. This was DIE
vlIed up into small lois, und like other
war; ,nls ior small sums, ARE used TO a
considerable extent as u circulating
medium, nnd are reminder Of tue
day when "tcfip" was Issued b. store
kuu err.
BIG CHEMICAL WORKS.
Tho proposition " an tnpilsh syn.
dictate % huili "a million dollar plant
fpf chemical works IN ogden wa. c0n-
fidriui by u mrttin o. business mon
q the Junction Iity last evening, az
which ]. l.. D1oly Of this city, who
represents thc syndicate, was urtsuut.
Tue meeting adopted the following
resolution, tmh0dy ing the proposition
that Ogden was willing 90 make 10 In
ord, { 90 secure the plants
Whcfeasthu United a ball company
q Great Britain 10 DESTROYS OF rstab.
lishiuR plant within the boundaries
OF the United States for the mHuuinC-
ture OF chemical products from salt;
and
Whereas, the city % Ogden, because
ole proximity o. thu Great SALT Lake,
It, railway iHciiit.cB AMI the water
Ipwcr capacity of the Ogden and
Weber rivrTH, uti,rs an ideal location
for the erection Of taid plant; therefore
be- 10
Resolved, That the citizsns Of Og-
den, IA confederation u the location OF
the plant within or near tho limits OF
The city AMI au expenditure Of NOT lcts
than sluJ,OUO In aiditi1n % the duygl.
opmrut 0f tho water power, extend
~ lhu Uuitrd AlRali c0mpnuy the
uitt Of eighty acres Of land an q site i1t
tue erection ~ the necessary buildings,
also tue right aud privilege Of the
use ot oil OF the waters OF the Ogden VI
Weber Tivrfs a. they may choose for
water power purposes, subject 10 tx.
isIiug riyhis for purposes OF irfisaLiol
urciiy supply.
BEAVER "UTuNIAS" u1s.
Doctor Fcuuem1rc viii ucxt week
Fart develop mUut work on the Mount
Vernon, near the Helen MUGrtgUr
prospect II there 10 Anything la that
country Uncle George viii fetch u cut.
On Monday Joseph Huntington tUob
Nj. Daniel Ferguson III anu showed
him the Helen MCGrcgOr. Dan, VINO
~ practical miuvr, suOn nut In
couple OF chhrg,s VI glaut powder, aud
the result was % him revelation:
Great niass,s Of solid quartz carrying
Tree gold, all ore, "a lair sample essay 0f
which went SO IN gold and five
ounces OF silver. Another sample from
the old tunuel went $40 la gold anu
four ounces IA silver.
w. l.. Cfoil,oi Mlpcrsvillc, Ia hard az
work on his Indian creek prospect ai-
Joining the Helen McGregOL lie IL
running tunnel to catch the contact
ut the ctOssing VI the main vein, the
cDufae Of which iruDrthcnst anu south.
west. The loot wall be describes rs
pOrphyritic granite anu the hanging
wall 4, Of potphyry vnd quarzte. lhe
tunnel lust started will cut the vein 100
10 100 feet down, and samples taken
out show quartz ami tale carrying fine
pyritea OF IRON and fine gold. Mr..
CTuh IL satisfied with the showing
made, and will soon resume work nnd
cut through the vein.
a UtOHidH representative, ia COM
pnuy with j. q, Mead, 3. Colt aud |
lOm Ferguson, OF the SheepTock Min. |
Inn aud AiiiliHg company, aud T.. |
HOldOrmau. an nssnycr from MArys. /
val, with w. r. Rich, the well.kuown /
mil, ,uan, paid the Sheuprock country |
visit pu Saturday last, 20 look over |
the property and take samples. Tom |
Ferguson, ON behalf u the company, |
took over ont huudfcd samples and, VI |
they are satisfactory, there will un- |
doubleday be- a 2O.stamp mill built and
running Within the next sixty days, /
In close proximity 10 the milne, NJ All
parties Interested are highly pleased /
with the CtemotR group " MINES.
Great credit IN due j. q. Mead for his
energy In getting this property In
shape un such short notice, aud the
business manner IN which he manages
mining ailiirs.
RCiWiELD ADVOCATE" ITEMS.
News from the ANNE Laura mine
In Clear Creek, owntd by Captain
smith a Co., anu under tho supCriu-
iouuencu VI Mr.. Cody, 10 10 the etl,Ct /
tlat considerable gold was being
turned oui NJ their of1stra, anu they
were assured OF a browning success tor
the property.
Mr.. j. Butler, OF the Butler mine Ia
Clear Creek, Wat la town this week,
and reports their mine turning out
gold In reasonable quantity Tor be-
ginning. They have an HrnstrA In
operation, but tue rock they were WORK.
lug 10 very haTu. They viii soon COM
inenCe on some tale which is quite
easily worked, und samples ltsAyed