Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-06

tho putp5eo OF organizing iruitgf1w.
ere anon. o.. 3. GeIdu. vas elected
temporary chairman ami !. o.. Alter.
ercru.Gfy. Considerable enthusiasm
wna unaffected and addresses were
nadu hy %. 4. GeIdrs, f.. g. M.Gr.u,
II. r. Peterson, ttur4c Smuin, d..
Peehiss, j. -. darker and O.hru. a
committee was appointed 90 Gf n con.
stitutiUu aud bylaw, % report u,Xt
| saturday, mUmiprs miug selected ffHm
tho following rlare.: Ogden. Nora
ogden, Mound Fort, Fntf Wei, p.,H..
AIT Nitw, Klyor1alo, Plain CITY, VIII.
son, Burch Creek. Wet Weber. kauus.
VILE, HOOPER nnd UiutHh.
Next Saturday afternoon There " no
tc general meeting of 900 tuu fruit
growers 10 hear and diiCusu tho com.
mit,eC's report.
FJH THE PAIR.
John G. Cutler & Bto,htra began
packing their Provo mllls exhibit tuis
morning, Or tAu MdNuicr FuL Too
90 de gs.tUiou me- not specially made
uut are bells selected iIsm the regular
products of thp mill.
Is iE pr0bsuc tbat the u'ah exhibit
VIII bee alippui 60 the F.it1u Thursday
next rs Dc wall not all butubdy tOmJl-
low.
TIN D. lSANEA 'usE
Charles Caldwell, Of thi, city, is part
owner lu the BIuYu4l mint, located
tlE miles ilOm Wsathuthy, Oregon.
Today be- received the following from
tnr iOrrmAI at tar mine. ~ have ono
mgu driving "a cfossCut for the Lodge
from thn main tunnel, anu two Muu
Hinklur o the pay suutU In the frst
crlsscut The guafta continues good,
! VIII double the force ia few IayH
anu push thr wutg. Tho snow u about
eighteen inches deep from thv mine up
10 the imDtr.n
NOIEt.
The American Fork Item ssyn II feels
to rejoice that 10 iH Ns.,cl uvufy uny
by prO H. calling Tor location notices 90
Stake gold clRimB IN tbu vicinity. IL
seems tuat quite high grade ore eau be
founi In anu around thu city, but not
hardly sufficient % Justify mining
without mill In close proximity.
But tho yellow metal D. here, aud all
II needs ~ vApotioacei mun With
money AMI push 30 get right In aud
develop these prospects. 10 ~ claimed
that one mau Va this city fOuud gold la
his back yatd. A bright future has
American FORK Ia store. Ere the
opening Of epfiuf, We learn that those
owning mines Ia American FUrs cam
yon Will resume work upon them,
although those minrs arc principally
silver ana lead.
C0alville Chr0HciG r. II. Wright
returned yesterday fslm business
tip 70 EyAnsto. aud Aiuy, Wyo.
Mr.. Wflgut in.Ufmf ~ that tue tintB
ia that section are Ia muul more de.
pressed condition, many having let
Almy for Rock springs and other more
prosperous towns In eastern Wyoming;
he al o stated that many wetostranIt u
there ami have no muaus with when
% leave; that the No. . niue hal r.
eumea work on q small scale, but those
v nD were given employment were thu
ones ~hO were Indebted 10 this com.
pluy aud were gwen au opportunity
10 yet enough - hulp tngui % leave.
The company has given all those who
wish 10 leave n pass 10 tue eastern part
OF the state.
Iron county Rocord: A great many
people are llukiug 70 southern Utah ~
a locality that Offers many advantages
for homes, Investments Eui the ostab-
lishmrnt OF business enterprises. As
our many natural resources AGO Duc0m.
ing better AID moro widely known,
this interest IL becoming qulgkbusu,
AMI 10y Hpfiug wa look iUf great
Influx into this region. The inIuuo.
mouIs offered by ltou county Ia tnu
way Of large tracts " arabic land,
Immense deposits Of iron aud coal, anu
other resources, together win the
bright outlook Tor railroad facilities
In the near iulufr, vii draw many
Of tho home seekers aud capitalists
here, aud by another year We pfeuict
that there viii be a great change Ia tho
Appearance ana conditi0n OF Cedar
CITY. By then, We believe, We will
have a railroad ~ Coal Creek 10 our
vast coal deposits, and another one
ACROSS the valley 10 thB mountains Of
henatitr and magnetic iron ore which
abound there; ron furnaces aud i0uu.
uries will be- la full blast, uanuiAglur.
ing establishments will he under way,
ana this city will present n scene o.
commercial and manufacturing Ac-
liviiy.