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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21

Articles of incorporation of the
Union Mining and Improvement
company were filed with the county
clerk yesterday afternoon. The com
pany has capital OF 500, 900, and the
officers an directors are as follows:
Joseph V. Robinson, president; Walter
c. Lyman, vice president F. NJ. Ly-
man Jr.. secretary and treasurer; An
thony Stephenson, George Finllnson,
BENJAMIN Bennett, ID. r.. Stevens,
Henry sutton, James II. Moyle.
The Utah Development company
has also been incorporated with II
capital stock of 100000. The company
owns the Belmont lode in the West
Mountain district and the officers and
directors are Joseph T.. Oglesby, presl-
don't: Joserh Brinker, vice president;
w. Z. Lynn, treasurer; Lilburn p.
Palmer, secretary; Marion b. Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21
A Enrtnnntc IlInndIker Married.

Mr. Greg Stewart, n Klondike en-
thusiast, returned from that section
about month ago, after tying up a
number Of valuable placer claims.
With pouch full of nuggets, he hied
himself to Grand Junction, Colo. in
pursuit Of fair maiden there, and on
the 10th inst, was married at Ouray,
Colo, TO Miss Lizzie Fish, daughter of
Frank and Rebecc2 Fish, formerly of
this city. The Soung and happy
couple will spend their honeymoon in
Denver and from there will go to San
Francisco with friends and relatives,
after which Mr., and Mrs Stewart will
make their way to the Alaska placers,
where the groom expects to sell his
claims. and return to this city to make
Salt Lake their future home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21

Last rweeS the Signal announced the
rich gold strike made by Henry SOM
mercamp and Lou Johnson They put
in Just two weeks developing from the
date of discovery and then sold for
$4,000. The first payment has already
been made. Henry and Lou also get
the ore they have taken out in the
two weeks work. This, they estimate
will min 81 200 Altogether the boys
have made good summers wages.
When first spoken of in the signal II
was supposed that the strike was made
ON South Salmon, hut It really was
about one mile from the lola mine at
Warren. The purchasing party was
CautaIn Moore of Spokane. Captain
Moore also purchased the lola, owned
by Lou Johnson and the Patterson
brothers. for an agreed price Of $50
THE first payment Of 5000 has been
made.-Weiser, Ida, Signal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21


silver $50, lead 1915.
The governing board of the stock ex-
change which was to have met TO-DAY
has postponed It's meeting until the
return Of George Downey to the city.
The Beaver Lake ore house at
Smiths ranch on the Oregon Short,
Line is fast nearing completion ana
ore hauling from the mines VIII soon
be commenced.
Park Patriot; For several days past
MIR. c. Gunnison has been In town In
the interest of L. Berry. n salt Lake
contractor, Mr.. Berry Is hguriug on
sinking the Cumberland shutt the re-
naming $50 feet. Now TINT the old com
tract Is null It Is probable that the
shaft will be completed without fur-
Their delay.
Boise Statesman: Major Fred Y.
Reed has returned from New YORK
He reports he has completed the Or
ganization of company for the WprK-
ing of the placer properties on the up
per Boise that c. d. Calvin has had
under option for some time. WORK,
IL Is announced is to start on botn the
Sheep creek and Cottonwood proper
ties at once. n sawmlll having neeh Or
dered from san Francisco FOR the com
pany. This Is to be used for cutting
lumber for fumes.
Lewiston, Ida, Tribune. n. y, Par
isot, editor Of the Florence Miner, mas
been in Lewiston this week ON MINING
business. Mr.. Parisot, like all other
mining men from Florence, Is enthu-
siastic over the outlook Of that camT
and reports much excellent WORK pc
ing done at present on the bahhtI
ozark and Wnverly mines, where each
has a mill working day and night He
states that the Banner mill Is reducing
about Is tons Of ore. the Ozark u To II
and the Wavcrly 6 every "a hours
| These three companies employ 90 inet
at an average Of S3.25 per day' hlahiht
a payroll OF nearly $50 per day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21
PROVO.
provo. UTAH, ocT q, ISL
Election Judges.

The following Judges of election have
been appointed:
First Precinct-C. ID. Glu2ier, ID. j.
williams, Henry Saunders.
Second Precinct--D. II. Roberts, 5.
p. Eggertson Jr., c. II. Ward.
Third precinct-W. l., Scott, w. Il
Farrer, Luke Cook
Fourth Precinct---P. =. Hindmarsh,
joel \. johnson, numinicus Snow.
Firth precinct--John u. Dixon, Err
nest Martin. Jorgen Hansen.
sixth Preclnct--E. J.. Jones, c. s
Young. r. r. Davis.
Seventh Prccinct--.Iohn r. Field. r.
Il. Knowlden. j. X. Boshurd
Eighth Precinot--Wm McCoard, At
Anderson, Richard IL. Beesley
The polling places are: First pre-
cinct. council chamber court house
Second precinct. Hotel Roberts; Thirc
precinct Franklin school house
Fourth precinct, opera house; SIKH
precinct, c. Il. Young's paint store
seventh precinct. George Michel build
residence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21

me Grand Central at Tintic is re-
ported by Manager Loose. who was in
ies'erany' ns being in a most promis-
Ky condition. Mr.. Loose reports the
shaft down To the SjO-foot level and
says that when the thousand foot
marx Is reached station win be cut
M M further pursuit of the ore body.
4ney look for "A discovery of the Betsy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21

The strike in the Mono as reported
IN the News" two days ago, has been
practically verified by Mr.. NJ. 4. Gis-
born who says they are now into a
"small strlngcr" eighteen inches wide,
running 81 per cent lead, 1877 ounces
silver ana from "a to Sl4,6O in gold.
The gentleman gives the above ac-
acknowledgement but doesn't call it a
strike as they are now looking for the
main vein, says he, and have paid no
particular attention to the stringer re-
ferred to.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-21

chute, which helped materially to make
the Mammoth famous, and will not be
much surprised If the mine develops
ore bodies not yet encountered in the
district. The Grand Central people
have just made n carload shipment.