Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-06

some negroes hal been out here AMI
some Of them might settle here, but
did not think COLONY Of them would
come. He said they would sell the
laud 10 negroes or white ieople ~ long
az they were decent aud would i'm.
prove the land, as II had lain Idle long
enough.
PARK "nECoRD" ITEMS.
The rumor going the rounds to the
effect that the Anchor would soon start
up with "A full compile mont OF men,
yTOvus to be not well founded. ~
headquarters the writer learned That
while such course had be1n talked OF
no definite conclusion had been arrived
at.
The pnrlles lensing the Gopher min.
inR clnlm ON Treasure hill have com.
pleted all details aud begun operations
this week. They will extent tue old
tunnel, following tho vein exposed
therein, feeling that the indication. Tor
ore are quite 6attering. IL T. 10 bo
hoped the boys will strike II rich.
AIessrs. Stafford and Murphy, who are
operating two sets Of jigs Ia the creek
below tho Union cJndentrator, have
received returns from ten ton snip
mcnt made last week. The average
was fully up to expectations aud nette
the boye about s35 ger ton. They feel
greatly encouraged aud viii continue
the work.
Wednesday morning las. the bottom
fel. out VI the No. fur ace At the
Ontario mill aud for time II looked
rs II "A close down would have 10 be
made before ~ could be repaired.
Under the direction % Foreman Moi.
lat, however, Il was finally prepared
withou. o stoppage. This Is tue iurnnee
that viii have to be rebuilt before 1he
gas connections are made.
The Dewey. Walter refining process,
recently placed Ia the Maraac plant, i
now IN successful operation. SONS
| little difficulty was encountered at FIRST
| Ia regulating the charge, but that WAS
! speedily overcome and the plant 10 now
| handling with ease all tue sulphtdts
that the teacher Is turning Oui. rho
process IL not only thorough In its
work but rapid a. well, anu giyes per-
feet sati siaction 10 the company
The DAILY West began hosting ore
on the 23rd OF Februsry auI there II
no longer any doubt Il tho fac; that
the niue has n large body Of lrsi'cliss
ore. To date no extensive tOfce hae
been employed IN stopping, but II 10
thought that active operations Will he
commenced In the near future. The
connection between the DAILY West
anu the DAILY has been completed AMI
the former IL now thoroughly drained
10 depth OF 1900 ieot.
In conversation with an old and
trusted employe OF the. Ontario
company this week the writer learned
that the ground plans for the new
Ontario teaching plant have been
completed and received ia the Park,
and that undoubtedly the work OF
grading for the foundation would DO
coon commenced. The details are
being rapidly completed snd when
once work Ia begun the structure will
be rushed to completion. The tanks
anu watts will be constructed In Callior-
mia and shipped to Park CITY ready TO
be put together.
To MANUFACTURERS
Owing to not having the bylaws
ready, the meeting Of the Manufac.
turefs Exchange, called for this even
ing, is postponed until "wednesday, the
s.b, at 8 p. M, whom the bylaws will
be ready to present.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
On wednesday at 4 p. m, the mem.
bers OF the Real Estate exchange are
10 meet 10 receive aud pass upon the
report of the cOmmittee on constitution
and bylaws.
THE MuLDOON.
Tho bonds Of the newly elected
officers OF the Muldoon Mining ard
Milling company were filed with tho
county clerk today. Said MI. Hin
man today; ave intend to declare u
dividend and take our stock Oh the
market Mt once. Then we will start
In on the mine In earnest.n The
Muldoon has one OF the best prosps cts
among the Deep Greek mines,
TuE removal OF tho buildings on
Second South street opposite Commercial
street was commenced Ia good earnest
today. Tho erection OF a commOdious
business block will begin In short time.
NOTES.
The ore shipments from Park city
for the week endiugSRturday amounted
W ibN-'i ~f' phhbAH. VI WINS khN ObAt'ih
sent out 3Oi, lSO pounds; DAILY 2ll $50
pounds; Anchor, 25i, 400 pounds;
Silver King 250,3S pounds.
A dispatch from PhmniE, Arizona,
says that information from the Buck.
eye canal 10 to the efleo, that II ia opon
10 q full head OF watei for twenty eight
miles, and that more than 5000 inchea
are continually passing the headgates.
This opens the lower Salt River val.
ley TO cultivation.
At Il banquet In Phmaix, Ariz.,
Wednesday evening, given by the
officers OF the Rio Verde Canal com.
pany, A. g. Sheldon for the first time
insde public the plans OF the company
which for three years has been survey
Ing canal route and reservoir sites
north OF that city. Sheldon says that
S1,50O,00O has been secured In Denvet
and the company 10 rea iy TO begin the
construction OF three reservoirs
which will have an aggregate capacity
of 800, 600 acres. The canal will be | 90
miles long, aud when completed will
irrigate 40O, 200 acres Of now arid land.
One thousand men viii sosn be place
at work. Fifty thousand acres undor
the canal IL already entered and many
water rights sold. Much OF the above
lands 1900 feet higher thanPhmnix and
Ia above the frost line, making itgood
orange land.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.