Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-28

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anu hell the patent rs security. The
plaintiff hns never paid the Rmouut
lue and hs now asks that an account.
ng be had and that 4 decree OF fife-
closure DO entered In favor OF Mostly
and the plaintiff allowed to redeem
the prop srty, ind that the same may
be conveyed 10 him free Of ineum.
FRANCES.
THE GOLDEN CHARIOT.
Silver CITY, Idaho, AUdiaucho.
Among the mining properties OF
Owyhee camp which gave At its uu-
rivalied history, perhaps - the Golden
Chariot 10 due the greateet credit.
This claim, which IL only 800 feet Ia
length, has u production record Of
$4,000 900, and while opened to q
depth Of 1900 feet, has never teen
stOped deeper than 800 Il 1t. On THIS
pro. crty, as well as others on the tame
lotc, tho proposition OF keeping II
clear OF water made n costly item Tn
the necessary mining expenses. Not
withstanding the heavy cost OF miuinc
at this time, when the expenses II
mining and milling were considerably
| IN advance Of that OF the present time,
the properties were paying Investments
until tue financial crash Of 1879, when
the operators, involved In other unici-
urisus, were forced 10 CLOSE these mines.
Naturally ali the properties on that
| mineral bell--the Mahogany, SOu.h
Chariot, Minnesota and Golden Chariot
filled with wattt ant with the
scarcity OF fuel an th5 grent cost
Of pumping out tins mines, no
| single 0wuVr h had the "nerve" 10
attomp: 81, and for 20 years these prop.
ur,ies have stood Idle, except, perhaps,
some few leases above wAtOr level. A
scheme is now ON foot for tho purchase
OF the properties named, which have
| produced Ia itu aggregate some $50,
900, 900 tmostly Ia GOLD bullion), aud
with "a Cfosl.cut tunnel from South
| Shaker creek tap the properties at q
depth OF about 1900 feet, thereby drain.
ing the whole group OF mines and pEo'
viding working tunnel for the same.
| Tbs would at once reduce the cost Of
| mining more than one.half. Again,
tho tunnel would provide n means for
| the utilization Of the water from the
mines IN running dynamOs for milling
| the ores and power anu light In the
mines. Tho mill win be situated On
the deal goes through, which there is
every reason TO believe IL viii just be-
| low tile tunnel mouth, on South
SlnkcT, AMI with the excellent wafer
power Of that stream, together with the
waste from the minca, "A sufficient
power would he available 10 run It tho
year round.
LAND ENTRIES.
The following homestead patents
We boon received at the land office
nom Washington:
Homestead entry No. Ts42, to An.
drew NJ. NordIasi, 100 acres IN town
ship "A south Of rance west.
No. CYL, to Oliver Il, Cedatstrom, 9j
acres In township 0 south Of range
east.
No. G5Gg, TO Char les Brash, 100
acres la township 5 south Of range 2
east.
No. 72i5, to Charlas Long, 40 acres
In tow nahip o south OF range west.
No. $50, to Horace IL. II. st. John,
lfj acres IN township 20 south OF range
. east.
No. 1904. to Joseph Howard, 100
ncfes In township . north OF range |
east.
MOTIFS.
Fish Springs reported up today with
shipments Of ID tons from tnp Utah
mine and tons from tho Ada.
The demise OF VIM. Fuller Of this
city leaves vacant the Office Of trens.
urer OF tho Big Hole placer mining
company.
The output OF the Ontario mine last
week was 20, iDl.l3 ounces eilyer bull
lion. The DAiy output for the week
was 997s. ~ ounces.
a resumption OF work on the copper
plant IL promised on the return of Mr.
| ctaluann from the east. From five to
ELK hundred dollars worth has been
done up 10 the present, Mt the time OF
paying over $40, O0J OF the bonus.
1t Il expected that the Mammoth
mine at Tirtic viii start up next week
with nou.union labor. The wages of
isred are the same as paid on the Bui.
llOn-Beck, which now empllys about
l26 men. The union men are still
holding out, with no immediate pros
pect OF compromise.
The unemployed worklngmen OF
San Francisco have cent out circulars
warning wOrkingmen of all classes
not 10 come 10 that city Tor employ
ment. They say, "Ihe city Is covered
with Idle men, and thousands OF us nre
tfamping the streets hungry, hopeless
aud destitute. There are ten men here
for every Job now"
MIR. Green has received $50, 600 of
the $50 900 bonus for the copper plant,
and has gone with his family TO Call.
i0rnia. lie Intends 10 return In about
ten days, when II IL expected that the
Remaining 5000, 900 will be paid. There
remains about $1,000 yet TO he collected
on the fret payment from those who
subscribed.
The cGnyassers for tho Deep Greek
road are busy at work, though
tolay was rather an on day, ow.
| Ing TO the visit OF the Trans. Mis-
slsslppi delegates and the excur.
sion to Garfield. The cauvassers
report that they are meeting with good
success, though up to the present no
figures OF subscriptions taken are
| given.
Mr.. George Jones Of the Work Min
ing anu Milling company arrived In
Colorado Springs from Cripple Creek
| on Tueelsy with u line collection OF
Tree gold specimens rom tho pocket
recently struck IN tho Morning Glory
mine. Tho assay obtained from this
| pocket IN $4,000 B., the ton. A shipment
of twenty or thirty sacks ia being pre.
pared for the smelttr.
The National Mining Congress com.