Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-13

called the meeting to order aud cx.
planned that thu u. y. ami r. q. W.
railroads had clmbintd and Intended
90 ire. Zs out the little road. he asked
the PEG Ia to back the road with thtlf
patronage ccIsring that he would ship
freight aud passengers 90 NHuhi rer, if
he bad 90, aud even u necessary cur.
nlsl each passenger with chr1uuN
He slated that the road wou, be-
carrying the mail within ten days, anu
thai no had ju1t completed tho puf.
Chnse Of another locomotive, passenger
coach aud ten freight cars, which
showed that the management were not
afraid OF tho outcome. W. *. Eoii,
Alex remnant, H.. Alder, Albert
futile and oihsisexprus.ci their feel-
ings I'm tho matter, and resolution
that the ROAD should receive tho back
ing OF the community IN tho nlhi,was
carried unaulmou-ly. a meeting will
be held az Ephfaim tonight Tor stint.
inr purdosc.
Toe Ephrsim hntrpri.o states that
at the mass meeting iu that city the
roaolulIou passed ot Mauu was adopted
unanimously.
MOTIFS.
The election Of officers Of the Salt
L1bu Rapid Transit Clmrnny resulted
la tho choice o. the ioimur iuCum.
UCniu TO act tor the ensuing yuar
Nephi NlcLuln, Of Pleasant Valley,
who was huf, on tue 18Th o. Deem.
Der, Ia the coal mine, aud vns brought
20 tne hospital in this city ior attUn.
tiou, is rton NY improving, nui now
moves around with comparative eafc
on crutches. lie hopes % be able 10
return home on MOlday or Tuesday
next.
Brigham CITY Bug'Cr The onyx
aui marble quarry, discovered last
yrarOn Pf0mUnt0gy hill, bids fulf TO
eventually develop Into ono ut our
cUuuiy's chief sources ~ wealth. THE
auppiy ~ beautiful varieties u onyx
and marble, capable u q hlgn p1lisnt
isaaid i0 hU practically intzhausublc.
Is. T.. stohcr, o, Logan, says the
MAJ ~, has invented washing
muru,lu which will lkuly provo one
OF the greatest fheuda woman has ever
known. he claims % viii DO the Work
/ quicker better aud easier than any
mnchiuc 30 the market
Logon huil9m About i25 head OF
! h0rsre were Yesterday offered ni
shor1'8 sale, Fied Turner doing the
selling Thnao which were sold went
/ for from sl.1O ~ .TiJ each. ruUy
were sold az tue property 0i i. a.
/ Mitchell, but Il IL Iumorod that they
nte owned by n Mr. lil cNhuiat, %
! salt Lake, ana the sair mny ucsiup.Ci,
us the chances uru that litigation Will
| follow.
GunrgyillH, idaho, frcs Treas o.
| Camne fniflu mnitumaruuyH iu SLATE
Of utnRuauou which viii endure Until
| hpIiur We ATE iust beginning u feel
] tho pinch OF hard umls and tue
tcaTciiy Of money. The proceeds VI
our cattle ralth arc about exhausted,
and having patti many duhiH hcfc tte
money has, in tho ordinary c0ursc OF
business, been sont uylDw 10 pay 0ut.
side obligation. Wuner now, q sufa.
uvr'y sl,u.iua uu tho Hat OF yur
backs, ana VIII remain so uuul som.
] thing happens 20 HiHr. uI the u.ual
spring activity. A boom ln the wheat
market viii put the lower country Ou
iia feet right away, bat this isINivd
community n too far isJm railroads O.
be affected thereby.
The Federal Tuda and Latoi
Council met last evening md elected
tho following Onicuui President, 81
G. Cushil; vice precedent, +. 81. Perry
recording secretary, Marcus W. +
Hollina; financial frutUinry, kar
Ashley; treasurer, WIN. Emucgm
hefgCuui-t,.armH, b. j, StfAyCt
truttcuf, h. Huutsmnu, A.. Tracy unt
G. q, Whitaker. Legislative m
mitlc,, J. L., FrRnl,8. j.. l.. Morrlf, A.
NJ. Terry, h. Mckenzie, g.. O.. whit
krf. Organization committee, Il
Dunbar, NJ. &. Cushiu, T.. Doyle, J
n. Schiirp, Charles Bishop. Exucu
tive committee, A, EauCT, h. NJ. Perry
y. Huutsman, J. l., DlhCr,y, OTTO
| kuppelV. Arbitration committee, -
l., Morris, n. Huntsmau, Kari Ashley
/ Il. NJ. Perry, J. l.. Franks. Press re-
potter Otto kapprlt. Committee Oh
puur s,atIstlCp, q. Whitaker, J. j.
Franks, H. M. Perry, A. Tracy, A
Slrayer.
Mauu Sentinel The &. T.. v. r. n
are NJ work NEAR tho Elmand mine
dsyrlsylus clalm. liisHgl1 that the
EimUujsrs are likely % lose The prop
city through SONS tochniuAliiy OF law
IL appears that they purchased tuu
acres Oi land from the Funk estate, aut
have icon working Uu that piece Ol
ground. Az ,hu land 10 unsusyoyci
all that 10 necessary he 10 hold the land
aud work it IN good iaith. Iheii
works arc all within forty acres, AM
us tnelr claim covers aquarteg section
aud 10 seems TO bo n question whether
the WORK done would hold tue proper.
~, Nc. BubecE has iilrl a location
police, bur tbs company claim thai
their hcuon Ia not Intended 10 lpJur,
tbs Elm lnsea but 10 keep out oil mt'
ther claimants. The result viii be-
watched with interest. IL appears
from tho general instruction " tu1
land Commissioner that tue Edmondae
are sac Ia their claim.
TROUT FOR UTAH LAKE.