Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-13

Indication the big ore body is near at
hand.
NOTES.
Messra. Gibbons and Grocsbcck, Of
salt Lake, are down In tho SEWER
country, the object Of their trip brlug
to examine Nj. Blyisis copper mine
on tho pahrenh, with view NJ nut.
chnsing the property II 1t cults them.
Several % the most promising claims
At Ia Plata have been relocated ~
Messrs. Goo. B. Henry, q. aud Hytum
Hbyhnll, q. W. Matthews, Lafayette
tlurt.s aud Miliod Chaitcfton. Tho
cIaius are the Nellie, Lexington, EA.
colsior, OH John, Banner No. . aud
Pioneer, The original locntors had
evidon ly failed 70 comply with the
law by doing tue necessary Rsie.A nuht
work. nud have thus lost some proinis.
Ing tlaima.-jOWUui.
f,ichil,li advocate. 18th. Ev cry.
thing Indicates nt Marysvulo will 10
more during the coming SUMMER THAI
she hus ever done before. There are
four propositions there now that n GER
tain 10 become husvy producers. and N
the RIO GTandc Western was extended
Rs far as Rlchiield aud good wagon
road built through Sevier Canyon
great quantitleH 81 orc wouli bo
shipped this summon. There are gtUAt
quantities OF ore there which viii not
pay profit hfer the expenso Of y
wagon haul over the divide aud down
to Bnllnh, but which could ship ore ON
down grade long the river to Rich
fel I with n profit.
A decision OF particular Interest to
miners has been handed down Ia thv
United States circuit court 10y Judge
Knowles In the case Of 3. Jones VI.
this Montana company tllmited). Jones
was employed In the mine, and while
drilling q hole for blasting u small
silver from u drill flew into his eye,
from which he lost the sight OF that
oyc. He sued the company for $40, 900.
Before the suit wns brough., Jones,
who IN member OF the Drum Lum.
mon Provident aud Accident nssocla.
ton, waa offered nuu accepted Sl57bO
which was due him from the nssocia'
ton. Judge Knowles holds thft by
accepting this sum he wns cstoppod
from suing the company, aud therefore
uvorfuled the demurrer 20 tho answer.
by accepting the money he spoiled, In
tho opinion Of the Judge, n good dam
age suit.
On Friday last, Superintendent W.
II. Rogers ( the Clinton Consolidated
gold mine ut Wieland, Amador
county, California, received news
the capture, at Modesto, Of one cftht
robbers who made a bold breAk 90 get
possession OF $4,000 gold brick M
tue Office OF the mine on the night OF
Friday, March 18th. The prisoner Il
u farm hand by this name u Master.
son, n bfothor.in.lAw OF ons VI the mon
employed In the mine. The only clew
to his identity was "a wsrt on the back
VI his left hand, which the stotekeepri
at the mine had noticed while the tafe
was being rilied. aud by which he was
discovered through piece Of clever
collective work on the part Of Sheriff
Gregory OF Amaior county. Master
con makes clean breast Of the afiaii
aud I'M llcatos two others In the rob
berry.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TodSy's clearing house exchanged
amounted to s2S5, 500; same day les
year, S29j,7i2. Decrease, $50, ii3.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-silvcr, s.g >; lead, si.l2!
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a Go. received today
Mingo bullion, SANS.
II. II. Jones N Co. received today
Bullion, $500; ORES, $1,000. Total
| $4,000.
J.w. Currie had In for assay TO-DAY
30 t0us OF Spanish ore.
Mccormick d 90. received today
silver and lead ores, $1,000.
As,syer Steward had In today 70
testing one lot Of Gsmini ore, II tons o
Old jordan and Galsna, and | 4 tons 0
Argent ore.