Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-29
BUSINESS AND MINES.
Tor a Coal'ille PApgr-Ihr iIcnry
GOuutuint-uaui aud Iarin.

TOT AoAiNlilt EaptIi- NN lliuiy
GOuutuin.-Maui aud IariE
This evening q Citlzsns' meeting 90
to be- held Of the city hall In Coalvillr,
Summit county, 10 discus. the propo.
silion Of a popular suulcsipaln IN
stock company which Is 10 publish o
newspaper In the county capital.
There seems to DO strong public
81 islt la favor Of the movement.
GOLD hill OPERATIONS.
Special 10 Ms News
sARAlOJA, Wyo, Jl-. eG.--Aclive
mining operations have been com.
niUucvd nj Gold hill. a company wan
recently organized to work tho Acme
group Of minc9 ia that district. Con.
siderable work has AlrcaJy been done
on tuo ACml claim. IL has 40 foot
tunnel WuICh cTJssgut8 tue vein ld5
iuUt from the entrance. Gold hill DO
ono Of the most ptomiiug placer
camps Ia the state.
the lEShY MOUNTAINS.
The outlook Tor large developments
In the Henry muuniaiga ihl8 uummUr
iH good, says tho Eastern Umn IciC.
graph, From tho ryp0rlB 90 several
pro pecturs We have talked with, wofL
ID going on In almost any direction anu
the indications afa good flr a lasso
emigration there this summer, Ihp
recent strike made IN tho middle
mountain viii cause more prospecting
20 bo done there. rakon On the whole,
the prospects Tor the Henry mouuinins
have bright outlook, aud with tho
melting Of the snow Increased work
win DO the rule.
ON TARIFF.
Alta non'psrtlsan meeting OF cilizsus
Of Manti, hGldOn Wednesday evening"
the following was adopted unanimous.
ly; "Ruolvud, That we the cltlLeus of
Mnntl, SLupuie county, Utah, ire PEG.
tive oil political affiliations, In mass
meeting assembled, most earnoitly pro.
test against the passage OF the Wilson
bill, aud urgently request that tho
bounty Of sugar bp not reduced, auu
tho duty on wool, lead anu lead ores DO
not removed or reduced"
BINGHAM "BuLLErIN" BITS.
The long Niagara tunnel IL now In
about ono thousand feet anu is being
driven ahead At tins rate OF twenty-five
feet per Gay.
Bsmla and Garland continue 20 oE-
tract ore from the 'Eighty-N ground
and are Glso doing Considerable develop.
mcnt work.
Watson and Mayberry are crowding
work on thelT Spanish leasc. iuoftasing
their wOrkiug iorce this week. They
are taking out some nice ore.
Wogk, we Understand, his been re.
sumed on tho sampson mice, Mt.
James Eeveridge having taken "a lease
on the mine. The BamIs n has lain
idle since the beginning oi the pauic,
ana We are glad " near 1. ID u be
worked again.
Parties Ltoke into the wnrehouao Of
Merchant LashmOok few uighl3 ago
aud sucUeedud IN getting away with
abgu. wagon load oi provisions.
Petty thieves seUm TO be- getting IN
their work quite regularly 10 Blaghgm
OF late, ana n they aru upprthuuuu1 10
will certainly 60 harI win thom.,
The Buil.tiH ssyA Of the measure In
troduotd lntO the Legislature by MI
Hatch, regarding mining locationf'
"rho bill ~ u direct injusloe to
miners, In MIR wayn thaa one, but
tue principal injustice % the clgufo
auoiishiug the office OF mining record.
or ana turpiug over tue records OF min
Ing districts 10 TIE COuuty recorders,
thereby not only deprv.us miners Of
| chuoiiug Tor thomseivts competent
man 10 take care OF thcir Ioo0fdf, but
compelling them % go 10 tie expense
OF making a trip % tho county teat
whenever they wish TO o1n.ult the
rocorta Of their districts or record l9ca'
TONS"