Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-20
TIE Manufacturers Hold an Interest.
inS Meeting.
GOOD WORK FOR HONE INDUSTRY.
Tie Resolutions Adopted. Sday's
Meeting. Australian Gold.-Can.
adam Mines.-NolCs.

bureau OF MAuulacluitA committee
The itifman opened the meeting by
gooJ, plain talk on home industries,
She necessity OF maintaining them,
and the quality Of the articles pro.
duced.
The other speakers were II. H..
rhomis, John c. Cutler, Ffoi Simon.
Q. Il. Berry, J. w. Smell, Sam Levy.
Il. w. Barnes, J. II. Waits. n. L.. A.
Culmer, jacob Morltz, n. Wallace, A.
NJ. Grant, II. J. Faust, George R9mney
Ir. and Chris Gam.
The general proposition Of getting
tho people to patronize home industries
vas scussed, the discrimination shown
by tho railways against home in
Juslrlcs was pointed out, aud other
andfud topics dealt with. Tho speakers
waited lair show for Ulah made
goods Ia every branch OF manufacture.
During the progress Of the meeting the
blowing was adopted:
"Reaolved, That Il Il the sense Of
this meeting that hereafter Utah pe1.
ule should give exclusive patronage 10
Utah Manufactured articles, all things
ucing equal.
rhc following was introduced and
received the unanimous endorsement
% tho meeting:
"Nhuroas, II Il claimed that provls.
Ions, such A. Hour, sugar, soap, butter,
vinegar, canned ifuits, baking powder,
etc. are Imported into this market aud
found 10 be adullofnttd; aud,
"Whefrna, Such adulttratcl provisions
are Injurious 10 the health OF the
people;
"lIo.olvcd, That II Ia the sense Of
this meeting that the manufacturer
bureau petition thr Mayor and City
Council OF salt Lake CITY TO enforce
toe ordinance against the sale Of adul.
tcttict provisions and TO require the
0iliclals Of ths health department to
make the analytical examinations nee
cssaty 10 hereafter carefully guard the
quality " provisions and supplies Of.
erred Tor sale In this city"
Fineen new members woro added 10
the Chamber Of Commerce and the
meeting adjourned.
THURSDAYS MEETING.
The Manufacturers Bureau makes
tbs following announcement:
There viii BIZ ~ mas meeting at the
Thea,er on Thursday evening, March
-, aud fair will be held In the Con.
tlnental market. You are urged 20 im-
mediately communicate with George
RDmney Jr., at u. g.. NJ. l., advising
him what goods you can furnish 10 be
exhibited on the stage ut the mas
Meeting and aiterward nt the fair,
which Will DO open about thirty days.
Exhibits for the Theater must be there
carly on ThuTsday morning.
AUSTRALIAN GOLD.
In DAylesforJ, Victoria, twenty-five
miles from Ballarai, rich gold quAriz
has been found by two pfosptctofs,
white aud jackson. Welcome Gully
was the scene Of the find. White anu
Jackson have been working there for
about two years anu a half, aud on
February 1911, at a depth OF twenty
feet they came across what was literally
golden reef. Pieces containing M
much 90 twelve ounces Of gold were
broken up, aud in less than two hours
over nine pounds OF gold, value over
$1,000, was obtained.
Immediately the discovery was made
they pvgged out suiii cient ground Tor a
afge claim (tweniy aUfus), AMI lodged
heir application Tor lease. They also |
lrgged out claims north and south Of |
tue one In which gold was discovered. |
and other kpafiies have taken up the |
adjoining country and applet for |
leases. The next day jackson anu |
White got more golIun stones, ana |
although they are Teticenl regarding |
the quantity, II ia stated on ths beat |
authority that they have already about |
tsenly pounds Of the golden stone |
tnkon out, which they estimate will |
give sixteen pounds OF gold, or about |
$1,000 worth.
Cue Official registrar OF the mining |
department confirms the story Of the |
nni, The discovery OF very rich gold /
lu the northeastern district mas been |
reported TO tho mining department |
by the registrar OF mines at Corryong. |
lie states that there has been
great excitement over the die. |
covery Of new line Of reef on the
western side OF Mount Elliot Towong,
Tue newly found reef n supposed 10 |
10 one OF the best that has Bpeu dis.
covered for many years in the north.
eastern district. The reef has been
traced iot about two miles, aul has
bevu cut In several places, showing IA
many places very rich gold, ani
varying In width from one 10 three
Irut. Another very rich flnd Of quartz
Washiruok about siXty-tlye yards 90 the
east OF the first reef and funulng
parallel with II. AZ much as one
ounce 70 dishiul was obtained from
one claim.
CANADIAN MINES.
The Canadian Pacific railroad IA
u yelopiug two large mines In British
Columbia which promise 10 prove
very rich. The mines are sixty miles
hlafii and are reached by n stage road
Nllch runs from Ashcroft. on the line
%. the Canadian Pacific east of
Victoria 70 u settlement known as
Qlesnelle. The m inbs are some
slAly miles east Of Tue Fraser river.
We northerly one being located
near Qlesnelle forks, on the Quosnello
HNeti and the other on Hurse NV
creek A number OF Chinese have
been working the gravel Tor several
years past in the primitive fashion OF
tue loIty'nineTa aud have taken out
inIge quantities. OF gold. The owners
NeueNe that the mines will exceed
anything Of the kind California ever
Jaw, anu say that the gravel Will nav n
uolhr yard ami IL $50 feet deem. Al
ueurock, u has been computed, il VIII
phy from 20 to 80 yard. II IL expect.
81 mat not less than 81 10000 viii be
ileeh Out between May lsl and October