Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-18

militia, and the time is rlpo for an out
break n any II TO occur. The state
authorities deny that any formal notice
has been given tf the coming trouble.
Exact Information Ia dlfiicult to oh-
tain. Several gentlemen from the
north say that there Il general I'M
easineAs there, and they would not be
surprised n iome Kind Of an outbreak
occurred at any time"
DEEP CREEK.
g. X. Kinney lsft yesterday for
| Deep Creek, where he IA Interested
| In tho miues. Today Mr.. Bailey,
manager iof the Queen OF Sheba Min.
I Ing companyat Deep Greek, also turned
| hi face Westward with view TO crowu'
ing forward the work on thu company's
property. A meeting OF the ulren.
tors OF the company was held
yesterday afternoon, at which II was
decided to pusn development on the
niue, which IL In the Spring Greek
/ district, US soon rs the season Ia SUM-
cienlly ndvancod. IL was also reported
that negotiations are pending Tor the
sale Of 10000 shares OF treasury stock
to Canaaa capitalists for 20 cents POI
share, and that the sale Is almost We.
sured. This will give the company
enough money TO erect a mil Oh the
| property. The snow u pretty deep In
the mountains where the mine Is
| Situated, aud II " probable that WORK
| cannot be started on the MIL before
June 18th. The mill will be run by
water power, OF which there Is an
Guidance. Tho first thing to be put
| In will be n small saw mill with witch
| 10 saw out lumber. A Crawford mill
with n capacity OF ten tons per day
will 10 put IN until II Is ascertained
how much ore can be produced from
ihe mine. This IL purely u geld pro-
| position and there IL "a group OF seven
claims through which there are three
veins. The ore assays from $50 TO $50
per ton in gold, and from present np'
pearances there In n very large qua Z.
uty OF II. The ORC Is opened w by
several short tunnels, the longest one
OF which is seyenty-icur foot In.
NOTES.
A FREQ gold hnd was made recently
at the Rei Wagon Man mine. In Rob.
inson canyon, three miles west OF Ely,
Nevada. Free milling ore In also
found Ia Thomas Rockville mine ut
Cod Hill, In tne same district.
u. =. MaIahal Pinkham and J. Il.
Huston, Of the supreme court OF Idaho,
have gone 10 Mineral to fix up the dis
pulo with the striker, who are de-
manding $500 por day. The mine
owners say they cannot pay that figure
at tho present low price OF silver.
Tho announcement IL made that the
Cascade mine nj Marysvaio has closed
down for want Of mill with which TO
treat the ore. There 10 large quaint.
~ on the dump ana vast amount un-
covered but there IL no immediate
Prospect OF getting 1t treated.
A Yuma, Arizona, dispatch says
that thu Interest In the mines on tins
Colorado river 10 increasing daily aud
much gold is being taken out. On
Monday evening the steamer ella
sailed with 1865 carloads Of pipo and
other freight for the Picach1 placers.
IL IL proposed to put In pipe line
from the Colorado river, 10 furnish
watvr for washing the dirt.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Todays clearing house exchanges
amounted to Sls7,s3l.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York-slver, So :; lead, 1915.
London silver, 81. !.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & Co. received today;
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