Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

Diamonddold has not .,
World win any QchIeyemo,.9tll ue,d the
way or new strikes reoon,t,." ID I've
ulnlhB tcllvltles are mar III olt us
ana the ore Is coming out M Nv, ll'lushed
goid-Dearlng areas as fast me- o' proved
having claims In the Dlpno15e'yir Men
pelt have begun dovelopmSn,I "gll gold
q large scale and this is N ro,s "Vlk on
Tor the future. 9''u augury
o, The drlft at the loO.f9ot loyo, q,
Vuart1ite was In so feet ast Nm lae
ana the superintendent ,yas aonaay
lurily expecting 10 strike ths ,,o 'nolueo'
Whlch mas been sought for , YEN,
more Cronin and Welrh l,yA or
Vernal NO 2, are working tge on
on thelr holdings and takrg ov, 'ull'
ing ore of a high grade S sauiInIi'
Lewis and Lane Keep two shl,, u'u'an,
on thelf lease on Vornal No '''' busy
On the Black Butte Iona. d..
mas cut the main ledge lt g01 y. ,ulhel
exposed a large body os pro,,,.y,g.g and
1ohh r. branley has Withdrawn ,, OIe'
tne lease on the Midnight and N NJ \, from Il
69eing worked alone by Jr's y ~ GoE
Ihe Midnight les close DO tbo T p,U.l
Butte. sue Black
w. ID Jones, representing n. p
Mining company, has sat fopr ~ mex
work on the Bulltrog group MI '',n az
panys property These men ''in Soul'
plot the property thlrouebL u s@'
Mr.: Jones direction before bSgio,igauler
sink a shaft. 7"l'liS TO
A fire department Is prop,so3 D..
town as soon as water can bo 5rs U, yne
for. A hose cart of the oota.. o,gel
VIII be purchased by the citizens wy,
IN the matter Of fire proteci.op n Snl
mondileld VIII be ahead of Go'dgoi18 e,
columbia Water sufficient In ''l aou W
any sort OF a blaze WlllIbo at barpJJu 's
soon as the tank and pine linz co,
Dullt. The supply viii be dr1wn -. Oe
the Spokane mine and wells tbai" oe
to be dug. wat ue
DAVIS DINNER.
The biggest social function evor -.
en- In Diamondfeld was tho dlnner s sn'
y rendered on Thanksgiving niphi ~
Mr., and Mrs, Jack Davis. Alm6s, ~,
entire population was there ana N.
guests sat down 10 such felst az w S'
never before set In the middle M S.s
ert, The table represented AIN tbe ~Is
cries and marts in the world. the gn ~,1
SAID AS mayor Of Dumonldel5 orI
most, MI Davis exercised his nrerosa
tive and acted az toastmaster IN,
address was the hit of the dInner ~
II he related how hunger droye hln
into GOldfeld last Thanksplvlng N p p,u,
a s. dinner with only $3.50 bow bo u
trusted Tor 90 cents, and how be- Dor.
roWed 81 and won SO more so fbat +,
could square himself Now. he a8
the wheel Of fortune has turned him.
out modest bank account and ha oon
afford to treat his friends '"
He told the writer that Il was s.sl..
for him to borrow $4,000 today tbsn'u
was to borrow $40 one year ago ~
this respect he Is like many another n
this neck Of the woods. ' "
A HEALTHFUL TOWN
Dlamondfeld can tell ye.y goo,
story OF Its health so far There Ia.
been remarkably little sickness and so
deaths at all The town is so SITUATED
tnat the drainage Ia carried M. leaving
little chance for typhoid or smalpoY
germs to thrive. The only pneumonls
patient the town has had was q. :
Skinner, who was treated by DR.. A. A.
Sanford, a physician Of ability VIA
has recently arrived from El Paso Toy
I'm view Of the promising mines gT.
rounding the town, there can be M
doubt Of the permanency Of Diamond.
field, Among the interests which M
Davis has are those in the towpsn
company the Dlamondhed Gold Mn.
ing company Of which the Quartls
claim Ia one; the Goldned,sky,rk
company the Goldned- Hlbernla COM.
pany the Goldheld-Aurora COMPANY
the Goldheld- Belmont company and
the Goldfeld-Eureka company He Is
also Interested IN Bullfrog and other
outlying districts.
"Diamond1eld Jack" by his eyen.
plary conduct and his open-handed
generosity has won for himself the re.
spect OF the community IN which he
lives, and unless all signs fail, 10 far
as material wealth Is concerned his
future lies In pleasant places,