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Show A M? CREEK ECHO, j Rnlsay to (lit Great Htoeral Groin J Hooded Bidlj. MIMMl MII1X I IIOH IL'liritt. frlpl I'rnk a "Fnke.-I'atnl re. el'iit In a tel Mlnr. Oilier IImih. It'AUAlt, March il, HOT Hall-roads Hall-roads "on papet" will never bring to Salt Liku City that activity aud prosperity she so inueh deserves, flnl ait rcelon known ai the "Deep Crcekcuuutry"laa ualural tributary to Halt Like. Hu piles tiro purchased from Halt Lakomsrohanti Proipcctors outfit In your rltj. Ihu tliiclpal nilnpj are oviiiedby cltltsusof Halt Lake. When n pllgrimajo Is to be inaJulunn) commerelal center, H tit Laku Is Ilia oljeotlvo point. Ore ship incuts aro nude to Hilt Lake, lu fact, Hilt Lake City Is Ihu niece t of Ihu llgrlms now staking absolution from the sin of poverty In the mineral ladou hills which llaiilclhe usually dry, eluity nud barren waite l.uown ns Ihu Desert. For many years prospectors prospect-ors havu looked with longing eyes toward Halt Lat,cver hoping lhat tho mlrago of thu desert woul I suon I o broken by Iho bliok smoke of the locomotive. An I wheu sleeping thu steam wlilstlu woul I Iki heard afar off, aud smiling Ilopo would ooino to chetr the loncll-Llliol loncll-Llliol tho little cibln and III patient oecuaiit- An easier llvlngorvrhaps a glluip.u of comfort and luxury would coniu to the dreamliigproipector, and waking with a sudden start there Is no smoke, tho mlragn Is unbroken! aud for lou locomgtlvu whUtleheheors butthuwterd howling of the hungry coyote, and In the morulng discovers, lusteal of thu comfort of Ills dream, thu nbseuco of his bacon left hanging at the end of tho cabin. To his work day utter daj hoping to uneatttt one of tile hidden lieaiures of nature and thereby secure n er mretenoi. This. Willi uoselllbh motive, far In his mind Is laid tho plan by which hu will make others huipy wlien his hopes are luallisd. Hie world la betler for his Hoik. He extends the limit and axes the way for runpenty Ills I alienee, energy and nerve, irovlde employment for thousauds. A valley, hlthtrlu unknown, becomea the alto of a I rospcrous town, lly his self-denial nud Induitty, comfort stir-rouudaraaiiy stir-rouudaraaiiy a family which squalid povoity held In tight euurace, 1'or Lis vork cornea a erallu of pi ace to supi lant tho look ol aln on many n mother's face as she surveys the little ones who, through no fault of hers, are hungry and lu want. Iho irospeotnr Is tlio etmu wherever ou find him. Many of them havu been hermits during the last wluler. Hundreds of then are scattered over this regloo, Weitlllifjr thu world has been uncovered un-covered by their untiring eflnrts. rroiii Htccktotiuu the uast tudleticoe ou the west for one hundred miles north and south they havu beou do-vsjoi do-vsjoi lug dlscove red ro erlles and now that spring haa oomu tliey wll 1 1 rote-cute rote-cute Iholr work of discovery In new lections. Lot the machinery of progressive action le tet In motion Let Halt Lake's hand be utou tho (over, so that Hits whtelt of rosperity may revolve toward Halt Lake, Olio hundred aud slxty-onu mills uf Iron highway will bilng Hilt Lake In touch with twenty-three ro-iluolng ro-iluolng districts lu thu Deep Creok country. Ihls comprises a vast area, In the western part of Utah and the eastern part of Nevada, of the greatest mineral ground In Amerloi, rhoore li hero awaiting transportation, transporta-tion, (lood ro(ertiea are hero walling for thu nuijlo power of cii Hal. Hllvtr, lead, co er, Iron aod gold, waiting fur lilts Hut car that uover came, lo haul thtm tu Halt Lake Dout talk, act. IhuHoiillieru Puoirio, by laying not more than odu hundred milts of Iron, can tap this region and leavu Halt Lako au Inleu 1 town to this tea of wealth. I'liiiu It woull be Ugdeu wlieru It Is now Halt Likev In such au oent Halt Laku may wrap herself In thu garment of josslblu greatness and settle down to a life of Inactivity, MiTlai UV Till. WAY. Property owners aru Jubilant at thu Jump leal lias taken. Thu snow Is rapidly disappearing from Ihu hills. Ilauchera lose heavily In cattle and horns till spring. Over .00,01)1 head of iheep havo passed through here during thu last sixty days going Iiotlh. No heavy tones reporiod, 1 hree criminals ami one civil sotlou before Justice Hulvoly Isst week. The roal between here and rl lit Laku Is rough and deep In laces, but better than It will bo when spring showers come. Where Is Potlmaster Phlliol? Invest now , dou'I wait or you will be too late. MUNOO. 11 Mia lllull iuiipka. LlIlili.A, At rll .' Tho light bo-twuen bo-twuen tnu lliilllon.llecU and Cham. i Ion mining couii any und thu Miners' union over thu reduction uf wagui still continues, and though lees demonstrative demon-strative un the eurfaoi, the fueling Is no less hitler, rtils fueling Is oror ping out In vsnous wats. On 1-rlday theeuiilneer at the llul-HoU'Iltok llul-HoU'Iltok uroj ed the cage containing lour mi u onto thu chairs at thu eight hundred foot level, Jarlng the ocou-lautahndb. ocou-lautahndb. Ihey were thrown oir thu cagu when H struck thu chairs, lauding among somo limbers un thu station. Twu of them wero severely hurt. The troublu which resulted In the shoitlngof 11 rum H. Hyde, brother toMansger Hjdi, wot brought about by union mliieis calling him a Mot-mon Mot-mon "aiiat ," etc. Ihu Kuystono Is running with a for ei nt about sixty men, u-,ln miners J1 ahd laborers J.'GtJ per dot, unlllie l.ureka Hill tmplojs about twenty nt tbu sauiu figures. These nines run one shut only. In il'iirtinlal-Lurtka 1 runnlnB wiUi Hie uiutl force, about sixty men, au I yiug the uiual wages, Cim. Mirn. While oogaged lu taking down tho tm k alack ol thu old walks at the Masateh mine, nenr CoaIvlll,on lues-day, lues-day, llelier A. lilack fell a distance of icreniy teot, striking on some timbers andirons and tustainliig what may rooto be fatal Injuries, 8ys tho Port t'llj llicord A miner who left hero some three weeks ai.o for Cliiile crttk and other Coloradi poluta relurne.1 last evening. Ho says llio Crl le creek mines nre k bigger fake than tlio.o of the Han Juan, and alvlieaall luluers to give tho country a wide blilh Hn rays lie saw good, lioueit miners fishing In swill bsrrels for tomelhlnt t cat, and says 11 Is actually criminal the woy the railroads are booming that country through the Col rado japsrs. A raaaa meeting of clllrona has been celled ler 4 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, to hear the report of lha commltleo api.olnte.1 at the meeting of silver men last Haturday, an I to consider and r.llly Hie memorial tobu sent to President Presi-dent Clevtland 111 thu matter of reconvening recon-vening Ihn blmitalllo uocgreis. The call Is madu by 11. Mackintosh, resident, resi-dent, an l L. 1'. Uolboni secretary uf tho meeting. In conformity with a motion which was udo'ted. The cominl tee on resolutions htld a niiet-IliirJesterJui niiet-IliirJesterJui nlleiuooii, lu connection with drnltlu ;the memorial referred to. BA1 1 I AM. CI.rAllINU imusi . relay's oleiirlng Inutu exchanges amounted to IV),C71, samu day last year, JIW,470 Decrease, G3,0.".. TODAVM ejUUIATIUIH, Hew York Silver, bio, lead, $103. London N'oquolatlom today, owing lo It being observe 1 In Unglaud iu a holiday. oith ami mil LION. Weill, Fargo ,. On. receive! today; Mlugo bull! n, $1(1,71 U 1. It. June. A Co. reculved today ! llulllon, tl i, lut), ores, Sslud. Total, fil.l'iw. McCornlck Co. received today: lUimiitrbulllou, JtiO). W. tl. M. Htuwarj had In today for assay one lot uf OU Jordan aud (In Una e re, '.li tons, one lot of Or hlr Hill ore, US tout, ouulotof (lemlnl ore, --tons, --tons, nnd one other control. Axayer llolgcshal 111 today for testing, ono lot of Hote ore, 10 tout; one lot of Horn Hllver ore, US tons, one lot of (lemlnl ore, SI7 tour, nnd four other control. |