Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-11
Total for the week. ]. 4os, $40 pounds.

Total for the week, 1,403, $40 pounds.
The shipment of bullion from the On
tario mill for the last week amounted to
twentv-seven bars, containing 17,417. 40
ounces fine silver, and valued at 49,
1915
Mr.. E. P. Ferry has leased the Wood
side mine, situated in Woodside canyon,
to John Angove and others. Mr.. Angove
is an old-time miner in the Park and will
no doubt work the Woodside to its great
est advantage. This mine produced In
former years over $685. 900 of ore, but has
been idle for some time. The re-opening
! of these old mines is sign of increasing
confidence in the amount of "hidden
treasures" in and about Park City.
The Daily and Ontario pay day has been
delayed this month Mr.. DAILY is East
and Mr.. Chambers is in Montana. He
is expected in the Park in a few days,
bringing with him the sack that cheers.
E. M. Allison, sheriff of Summit county,
man drawing salary from the people.
has been in the Park for few days-as
the representative of the Peoples party,
hunting up material for the purpose of
contesting the right of D. C. Mclaughlin
to take his seat in the Legislature. The
last election in Summit county and how
the Liberals elected their candidates is
still fresh in the mind of the public as is
also the Peoples party protest." and
how it was scattered to the four winds by
COL w. M. Ferry's letter to the Commits
sioner. Now, E. M. Allison, the county
sheriff, assisted by Harry Shields, So
called lawyer, is taking affidavits of votes
going over the election again-hunting
for frauds. 1t is contemplate affair for
an officer of the people to be engaged in,
and Mr.. Allison should be thoroughly
ashamed of himself for such proceeding.
Narcisse Lefevre. French Canadian,
died suddenly at the Ontario mine last
Sunday morning. He had lately returned
from the Sisters Hospital, where he had
been for some time, and it seems he had
not sufficiently recovered from his illness
to have returned to work. Being taken
down again, he began to take some medi-
cine of his own preparation, which, ac-
cording to the doctors statement, was too
strong and caused fit of coughing. In
his struggles an aneurism of the sub
clavian was ruptured, causing instant
death. A post-mortem examination was
held, but nothing more was ascertained
oAAesA ohhO dOONO. LClCtlO W1S d WCll-llhcu
and respected fellow, his habits being
sober and steady. He came to Park City |
about six months ago from Austin, Ne
vada, and has worked at the Ontario
since that time. He was member of
the knights of Labor organization, and /
was buried by the Knights from the Cath
Ollie church.
The debate to come off next Tuesday
evening in the basement of the Congre-
gational Church, on the Chinese question
is attracting some attention. The ques-
ton is: Resolved, That all further inn
migration of Chinese subjects to this
country should be prevented. J. F.
Bledsoe and Chas. A. Short, two peda-
gogues, handle the affirmative while
Wilson /. Snyder and III. " Martin, two
lawyers, take care of the negative The
worthy object for which it is given should
bring a good crowd. Let everyone be
present. G. A. s.