Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-04

nave remained IN the uiafitb ~ mnN
safely be said that Cripple Creek has
developed .fcm the position OF prom
isrr 10 that Of Producer Within
the pnst five mouths, while the
sold dislflCts IN the San Juan
couut,y have developed pay ore In
every objection, Hnf have succeeded
without apparent difficulty la securing
eastern capital n large amounts. Clear
Greek, Boulder Lake Park and SUM
NIT counties have all felt the effect "
the gold revival, which records IT,
daily advahcc nt the Denver branch
mlu. But the end istot yet. Very
much OF this tuason's Work is In tile
unturs 1f preparation. The effect will
he tuit next year. n anio tn predict
that Colorado. gold OUTPUT will reach
slu,UOO,0JO in 1894.
Yesterday morning n large number
" mon anu teams went no Logan
canyon, says tue Logan Nation, with
tno Intention " masking road into
Right Hand Fork canyon, where hum
dreds OF cords Of good wood Will be-
easily obtainahlr, the distnucc being
about eighteen miles from Logan. IL
10 estimate that ono hundred and MY
/ men can make comparatively good
I
/ careful Cftimpte Tuts tho Nmuunt
/ Tor distribution among the poor
propIc OF the CITY nt 900
/ CORDS. 10 10 siso figured out That no ltss
than tive ihou.A.d cords viii be nCvd-
UI i1t the people oi the city, a. u np-
/ pcpra that hundreds u ltoplc who
heretofore have been in tho habit VI
! huylug coal Will, this winter, burn
| wood in IT, place. This ~ certainly u
must excellent idea aud will he the
means Of htcping ut least as 600 iu
circulation among the people VI the
ciiy, which heretofore has been paid
Tor coal aud uuut uut Of the city.
San FmncIsco ChrOMcc. An expo.
dition IL being iliru out nt Hualdsburg
Tor the gold fields ~ South Africa.
William Pcfcival, Of Healtsburg, a.
our gf tho leaders ni tho enterprise,
aud he has been ut work on Il ior
several weeks. The parry ~ now made
up and IN a lew duye they viii leave
Tor tho gold fields. IL win consist
Of about twenty-five pcrsUuf, all Of
whom uTe practical gold miuefs
What prompted the organization ui iht
party was the news which came %
hand from Sam Conn0W, formerly ut
rugiHCtrOn tho Cumst0uk. Common,
whose family lives In Alameda, d.
general Manager Of one OF the greatest
gold mines la the Johannesburg die
;ict. Ho clAims TUT no such 0ihel
| uUtr.ct has ever Teen fOuhd, nnd cay.
that practical California miuera who
strictly attend b business eau un vtfy
We'll there, and that "a majority will Dc
more than thai, nWnssiug, us hu be-
liuvsH, large fortunes, Commons IL now
preparing % erect tho greatest quar-.
miil the world has over leon. Huslyi
tho mintn hu II " fkiug have flcu
0ulcr0pping for twenty mllea. Tn,
SuuOmh colony viii Huil on an caflS
steamer iuf New York, and will thet
fnN iur Southampton. Arriving thcfi
they will take another steamer ant
lnalIy land at Cape Town. Thence
/ they viii proceed % the interior iu IA,
mints. 10 will coti them from $500 &
$500 each 10 get there.
GAIT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE.
Toiay's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 Sli4,ijl.
IopAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York 90 Silver, 7slc.; lead
$500.
Loniop--silver, 20 li.lGj.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo q Go. received today
Mingo bullion, s5093.
McCOruirk y o.. received today
Hanaucr bullion, 1890; silver and lsal
ufrs, flB,3OJ. TO,al $4,000.
4, Il. Jones 4 Go. received today
Bullion, $1,000; ore, $1,000. Total
tg2ll.
W. A. Hodges had samples Of stvei
l0ts OF ore la Tor assay today.
w. q. NJ. Steward had n today 70
assay two lots OF Ola jordan ami G.
lena ore.
J. W. Curde had in today for assa.
one lot Of Emma ore and one oihe
Z control.