Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-29

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3 $8,790.42.
TOTAL FOR WEEK:
Bars Ounces. Value.
Ontario .34 18,559.O S18,954.2
Marsac. ......s 8,6O8.OO S,79O.4
~ 27,167S1 $97,7A.6
We were shown piece of rock The
other day from the Snake Creek distric
which assays up in the big numbers
The strike is in new ground, and from
the appearance of the rock and the assay
| there is no doubt but that the owner
have good thing
The Southern Tier Company's property
in Snake Greek district, has been worked
all winter, six men having been KEEP
busy, and a large amount of ore taken
out and piled up ready for shipment when
the roads become passable.
Rev. G: M. Jeffreys went to Salt Lake,
Friday, on important church business
Miss Nellie Thomson, sister of Mrs.
A. M. Grant, has gone to Tuscarora, New,
on visit to friends and relatives.
The lecture on shakespeare and His
Works" to have been given in the Con-
gregational Church, Friday evening, was
postponed until Tuesday next, on account
of the bad state of the weather.
A 40-light electric dynamo is being put
in at the Marsac mil, by the company, to
furnish light for the Marsac mill, the On
tario mill and Ontario mine. The town
will also be furnished at reasonable rates,
so that at last Park City will be illumi-
mated as town of its proportions should
be.
One of the finest specimens of topo-
graphical work it has ever been our
pleasure to look upon, is map of Park
City, recently received by the city and
now hanging in the City Recorders Of
lice. This work was done by Mr.. Chas.
T. Brooks, surveyor, from surveys made
by himself, and certainly reflects great
credit upon his ability.
The arrest of A. F. Case, for obtaining
money under false pretenses, mentioned
IN Wednesdays DEMOCRAT, has excited
considerable interest in Park City, as to
whether or not former resident, who
was in the patent sad-iron business, is not
implicated. His numerous victims saw
that he is not so good that they cannot
believe that he did not have a hand in
the business for which Case has been ar
rested.
The veterans held another meeting in
the City Hall Thursday evening, to com
plete arrangements for organizing a Post
in this place. Thursday, the LIST OF April.
was set as the time for electing officers
and thoroughly organizing. Word was
received from Department Commander
Wardleigh that he would be on hand in
due time to start the organization in
proper manner. 1t was decided to call
the Post the "Eli H. Murray Post"
out of respect to Utah's ablest Governor
and an old soldier. The meeting adj
journed for one week.
The following item appeared in the
DEMOCRAT OF Thursday: cd. A. McMil-
IAN, the Park City wrestler, can get a
match IN Salt Lake for $1,000 a side, if
ne wants it." Your correspondent
showed the item to Mr.. Mcmillan and
asked him what he thought of it. His
answer was, ut may be Deputy Marshal
y.udlhee, but whoever it is, it makes no
Inference. Just say for me in the DEMO-
RAT that any Salt Lake man, If he
wants it, can find me here in Park CITY.
eady to wrestle him for from $500 to ,
2,500 side. Five hundred dollars
would suit me better, but any amount
'ut up IN Salt Lake will be covered here.
Ian u and money ready at any time"
his means business, and if the Salt Lake
nan really wants to wrestle Mcmillan.
10 can be accommodated Park CITY has
reat confidence in the ability of McMil-
IN, and money will always be on hand
back their confidence. Mcmillan
'ould be pleased to hear from this Salt
AXE man, whoever he is. He can al. I
'ays be fonnd at Sutherland & McMil-
ms Sporting Headquarters, in the old
oio
Some little excitement was created on
he streets Saturday night by the appear
nee OF a Notwithstanding circular.
n n 1t was red carpenters square, with
:Zo on one arm and 73Ox4l77-on the
her. On the red background of the
Iuare were small white stars. These
ere placed IN every store and shop r
lndow, scattered on the streets, and put =,
every conceivable place liable to catch "
e eye. A rouslng article on gambling Il
ID Just appeared in the Record, and the D
moiers took the mysterious circular to
a warning for them to skip, and manv F
ere making preparations 10 leave.
hers thought it to be a "Chinese must q
- circular, others call for the vigi- n
ntes; but the most likely meanino
zen to it was that it was a cali for 8
eclal meeting of the Knights of Labor =
was little thing but aroused a oreat =
al of curiosity. o"'
G. A. S. II
LAST Saturday there were tbirtv.f;vo
N laid off at the Crescent mine.
The past week has been an unusu.,
u one in the Park-no drunks. no or.
is and no business. ~ a.
'eople are already beginning to talk If M
coming city election, WONDERING VI
many tickets will be in the field etc
'wo saloons less in Park Citv the mast
ekIA. B: Johnson's and Pat
rphy,s: The latter gentleman HAVING
1pped, the town, leaving several
altors to mourn his departure. W
ne town was considerably woke nm Y
nrst OF the week over the rumor that
I. VIM. NJ. Ferry had received the
censorship. The rumor proved to be