Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-06

f,CUfItliH JiiICp is nf bingham auI the
recorder nome oihof than %. 70. Quinn.
ruusi, VIII DO acun that this ualrst
embraces part Dituc territory when 10
ig psgppsei tD Organize into another
district Ola January llth. As o. thr
plsUi 10 DO this thurs seems % DO u
difference vi opinion. BY OIL mpans
rickv.llt and the Low ullis sp1uli
be- organize into "a diHlIel Hni the 10.
corirr should be- in Lent. Lot HIuc
the Interested secure the LCcc.tnry
legal advlce 90 tha: no biundsr will ul
made. Tho Peep stone district also BE-
supposed 90 Include the riukvIi,u turf.
tory, bui 10 should bo known tlat ihttc
~ no legal district by that name.
SOrEs.
a new suEa' factory 10 90 Doe bullt
between Long Beach aad Auaheim,
hOuihttn California.
Thorr is considerable excitement iu
tue Golcr mining dsificf 900 milss
north 10 san Bornurdiuo, Ca. Placer
mi rfa show nuggets Ranging from s.
~ $3.50 which they have taken out.
MI Pleasant PyraHi d. sophus T..
Jensen came in from hu thucp camps
tor thc hJlidays, ami brought the
most encouraging word yet received.
10 says there 80 plenty u water now,
hut the herds agr scattering our Ia thu
taugcp on good feed. tJuBidcfihlc
ilrsh was Lost Ou account OF the ify
spoll, but 10 Ia expected % soon regain
this now. Sir. Jensen las SGT on. i0T
thu dtscn again.
Mount Pleasant FyraBrH Sheriff
Burns was cOnhdufaUIy worried iaot
week over the ubaeucu OF 1uu VI hiH
boys ~ the Henry mountains. Tue
young man iB down there with his
fAthcr'd sheep, aud II being now
country aud no word having been re-
Celvrd from the boy since storms htt
IN, Mt. Burns was intending ~ start
out to inquire " oil YVES well. Whether
ne has departed yet Ot not, wo are un.
able 10 say.
The lhdies' general committee on the
Midwintur Far effected an orgauIEA-
ton yesterday afternoon. Mrs. o. j.
Salisbury 10 chairman, Mr.. i. y,
RlchafdB vico chairman, and Miui
| Naomi A. C1nklin secretary. Tue
executive committee consists OF Ms
g.. W. Bennett chairman, Mrs. II. ID.
| Mrs. &. ~, Allen secretary, Mis-.
Margaret Game, Mis-. J. q. R1ylr,
Mrs. N. &. Phillips aud Mrs. w. w.
Chisholm. The Utah silk exhibit was
| placed nj the disposal OF the Aildwintor
Fair executive COMMITTEES for the ex.
poaitiyn.
A Caldwell, Idaho, dispatch states
that surveying party IA Cnafgu OF
EngineoJ Holden lett there Wcinoi-
| Jay ~ make n survey OF canal 20
| cover iand On the north side Of the
| Payeitu river, near Emmett. Tho
| project 10 la the hands OF iarmera AMI
| proposed eettlers ia thHt vicinity. anu
| Will cover probably upwards VI 10000
| ac.ts OF iand. The water IL to be- tskun
from the river Mt n point soms nine
milcs above Emmett, aud the canal
| viii have n capacity OF about 2OOuO
Inches; and will DO something like
twenty-five miles Ia length. Tho work
la contemplation will probably require
n couple OF years. time, and viii
bring choice BODY OF land under
cultivation.
A reporter interviewed j. NJ.
| Toombs, OF Willard, Gays the Brigham
Bugier. He says tuat for one year he
and Warren Hickman have teen quiet
ly developlrgR valuable ouyz quarry
situated on PTum0ntory, twelve miles
south OF the station on the :. +. lly. IN
Box Elder county,b by that name. They
have got out some beHuiif ul samples
varying from very dark 10 white.
Fils specimens NJ marble are also
found ia the viclnity. represents
| uypt OF an eastern gOmuHny have
lately been out aud intprotei the
place and they are 90 we'll satisfied
with the value Of the discovery thai
they have organized n company called
the Western Onyx q Marble Co., al
Eau IClAir, VIE, sheto they vii
erect new plant puTposcly TO WORK
the precious stonos ftOm tho place. Nit
Toombi says that they expect to put
eight or nine men 10 work on the quar-
rios some time IN February.