Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-05

Inc oppning up Of Indian resofvauOns
,gsrttlemeut we're heartily endorsed by
he county court OF Washington
ro,iutv. md also the action OF MI.
V.Wllns In successfully vindicating
lftah aud her people In the HOuso Of
Repfcseutntivts iu reply " Hoo. IA.
More, 81 MatsuchuBttts.
Mir. RawlIns has been duly notified
Of the action " this court
By order Of the county court, wash
FuAHCis l.. DAdGETr,
County Clerk
WAISTS 10 IMPROVE.
James =. Day, Of 3Ji Lailin street,
Chicago, wants n b0ttgt climate nud
gcnvtai surroundings than those he
expefionces ut present, and Poslmucitt
Nash is in receipt VI the following
communication from him;
"Denr sit--Will you be kind enough
10 inform me TO whom / eau write n
Salt Lake City for Information IN fela'
lion To that country, its mean teiupeia-
tute Tor tic year; its cAttcmrs oi trin-
tefaturo Tor the pnst lew yeafj the
general healihiuluoss OF i,H climate
Inc rainfall for thu year aud the ilinc
"a wear when II does fail, principally
n 1t oilers much ut different times ~
The year; tho prOGuctivcuvus OF its
roll: the price Of ggui lanu
near and more remote rom
towns: its dcsifablenrsH as plHce
of fcsideucU, anu any other thihBH
which woulI liEcly be- Of Interest 10
one who IL ia search Of u better climate
aud general surroundings than those
'ound 10 this part Of tue country NJ
PRESENT."
The letter was handed 10 Secretary
Snydor. pf The Chamber Of Commerce,
VINO provided the inquirer WIN tue
uosircd Information.
rrocIE "LoDE" MOTIFS
The Hike mill II shut down for some
repairs Oh the pump, but Will start up
again ia u few days.
a great many mine owners are max
ing arrangements 10 20 hhUnd with tue
assessment work for 1904 Immediately
after New Ncat's, anu AS soon as tav
weather permits.
Itis tho intention Of the owners Of
the Keystone mine and mill, located IN
tho lower part OF this county, TO work
Ito mincs this coming year. The mill
II In running order, anu n railroad ~.
turcd 10 that point. They have several
good properties, and should work them
20 tue lul cat extent.
The little work done on the PeacocL
hao developed ore Of high grade, tho
presence Of the yellow metal being
found by hotnlng. Mrs. J, McFaddcn
ana H.. A. Cohen Are the principal
owners Of this claim.
Our district recorder and his deputy
have boon very busy the past ten days
recording NOTICES taking advantage of
the exemption law. Notwithstanding
they are busy, they are happy. "lps
su ~ wind that blows nobody goldW
WANTS A SUGAR FAcToRy.
Hon. W. Ii. Clark goes 10 salt Lake
this week 10 take his seat la the Lrgis.
latufe, says the Hichneld ADVOCATE,
tut he wliig0 suili riently early u take
IN tho election on tho iih lust, which
Mt. CLARK clsimr viii be- "a model one
aud devoid Of the old limo Liberal ex.
element. Mr.. CLARK u pledged to the
cause Ut homo Industry Rud will 10 all
In his power TO establish q sugar factory
somewhere In central Utah. We wish
the gentleman sucgees In his efforts In
Tue assembly.
NOTES.
Don Mcguire, commissioner from
Utah 10 the MidWlnter Fair, should he
IN san Francisco today, having left
Ogieu by Wednesday nighps train.
Tho Midwinter Fair executive com.
mittoe held no meeting yesterday.
Some OF the members came, tut ~
there was no business 10 engage their
attention there was no formal session
OF the board.
Richneld ddUOoatG ThoP. Gillian,
" Rlchheld, returned from Msrysyalc
tEo other day aud reports the Webster
Rud Bully Boy mines showing ~
doe, anu are getting CUT some rich
ore.
Oliver CometoOl,, market gar.
dener at Wing, Minnesota, has
written 10 the Chamber Of Commerce
Tor q COPY OF a good paper and informa'
ton regarding this section Of country.
lie expresses an Intention TO engage
In market gardening here. Secretary
Snyder furnished him a pamphlet on
JAau anu COPY OF egch oi the t5All
Lake newspaptrs.
Auaconda, Montana, StaHddrd, Jan.
y Ore haullng over the Butte, Ana
clnua & Pacific Railroad commenced
today, aud "a large.siz8d boom was In
uugurattd around tho Auncoudg com
pluy's properties on the mil. Seventy
i've cafs were loaded today rom the
AnaconiR aud Green Mountain mines,
nj which operations were resumed last
night,
Eben Smith, A. r. WuonfCh anu
Warren Hu-sry, Of beaver, are Ia the
city, on their return from Helene
Neyadu, wuerr they have been lock-
ing over the jim Grow and Monitor
miuVu, which =. 4. Goibe entered into
nm agreement & sell Tor i45O,OOO, ~
stated IN the NEWS some tlmr huco.
The three gentlemen will visit tie
Bingham miues, anu then return "
Denver,
The Stockholders IN The Brigham
city Coop held tntirnnuual meeting
Monday. The husiutss was shown q
10 Ia prosperous condition. a diyi'
Il In s.tl