The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-27
The Late Accident in the DAILY
Mine.
MLAUGHLIN'S
PARTY,
The Marsac Mill Again in Motion Lucky
Bill Stock to be Listed on
the Exchange.
side is doing development

bars of bullion valued at SIG, 107.
Mrs. w. H. Harvey and child, of Ogden,
came up to cool off on Thursday.
Miss Jean Kimball, of Salt Lake, is Wis
iting with Mrs. d. G. Mclaughlin.
The Marsac mill got started again Friday
night, after months cessation Of work.
II is very likely that the Lucky Bill stock
will be bought and sold on the exchange at
an early date.
There are a number of fine properties in
the Park that are lying idle for the want of
capital. Those desiring Investment should
visit Park City.
Mr.. James Dwyer was in town this week
in the interest of the Grand Rapids school
supply company.
Assessor o. c.. Locllhart spent the week
in Coalville in attendance on the county
board of equalization.
The Park City band was out Tuesday
evening serenading and drew out good
sized crowd to listen to them.
Miss Fannie Savage was up from the
city this week on a short visit with her
sister, Mrs. A. b. Richardson.
The Northland- Nevada are piling up ore
on the dump in large quantities. No ship
ments have been made recently.
The police court did small business this
week. Three DRINKS were fined - each,
one case of battery got $40, and one for pro-
voking an assault also got $40.
z. r. Holden and j. A. Ewing, of Den
Yer, were in town during the week look
ing over the Russell process of treating ore
as used here at the Marsac mill.
Two men, whose names we were unable
to learn, were injured at the Ontario drain
tunnel during the early part of the week,
by being caved upon.
The Union Pacific pay car was in town
Monday, dispensing the needful 10 the en-
ployees here. T. L. Hilliard, assistant su-
perintendent, accompanied it.
The shipments from the Crescent concen
traitor this week amounted to 30S, lbs
pounds. There were 30 96S pounds OF
Concentrates and 80, 100 pounds of first class
ore, Glitch and Campbell lease.
Mackintosh's sampler shipped this week
the following lots of ore: Ontario, 623, zoe
lbs; DAILY, ,070 lbs; Mayfiower, 1890
lbs. !: Mayf1ower concentrates, "a, 600 lbs.
Anchor concentrates, 135, $50 lbs.
Work will soon commence on both the
West End and Himalaya properties. Ar
engagements are being made to list the West
End on the Salt Lake stock exchange
Both properties are being patented.
Good offers have been made for large
blocks of the Park City Mining company:
stock One party wanted 10000 shares
Those who desire this stock will, in few
days, have chance to buy it on the stool
exchange.
The Liberal campaign will not be very
rousing one in Summit county. Only ont
meeting has been arranged for thus far anC
it will be on Friday evening next in the
Park opera house. The committee are ar
ranging to bring out speakers from Sal
Lake.
Prof. Gentry's Equine and Canine Para
dox or dog and pony show in other words
was at the opera house Wednesday anC
Thursday evenings and matinee on Thurs
day The show is immense and to say tina
everyone was delighted with the perform
ance is putting 1t mild.
Two men are at work on the Jupiter
getting it in condition for active opera
tions. Parties are negotiating for an ex
tensive lease of the ground owned by thi.
company. The Jupiter is another propert,
that will be on the exchange in a shor
time
While out riding, Saturday, Mr.. A W.
Kentfield and family were thrown out OF
the buggy by the horse becoming fright
ened at COW. Mrs. Kenttield received
injuries which will lay her up for som
time, while her son Archie had his arm
broken.
Two carlouds of ore were received this
week at the Ontario mill to be tested b,
the Russell lixivation process. One 10
was from Colville, Montana, and the othe
from Aspen, Colorado. The latter lot wa
from mine owned by E. r. Holder and ]
a. Ewing, prominent mining men of Den
ver These gentlemen were here to wit
ness the test.
The wrestling match at the opera hous
TUESDAY night between Shredder an
Prof. Willie was witnessed by sma
crowd Shredder got one fall and Will
the other two. 1t was simply play mate
with Willie, Shredder standing no shoN
at all. A little fight on the side drew
large crowd and caused more eXcitemer
than the wrestling match.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. &. Mclaughlin gave
delightful progressive euchre party Tues
day evening. Their home was crowde
with their friends, everyone of whom de
clared the evening one of the most pleasan
of the season. Prizes were given to Mrs
a. c. Reese, Miss Kimball, Mrs. G. f
Whitney, Mr.. 3. Riley, DR. E. p. LeComr
and r. E. Harding. Mrs. Mclaughlin Ell
tertains royalty and an invitation to atten
one of her evening parties carries with it
guarantee of a splendid time
What would have been the results, ha
the little blaze in the opera house. Thurs
day afternoon. not been extinguished, n
one can tell. But it is a reminder to on
city fathers to "bestir themselves an
provide the city with proper protectio
against fire. 1t is In their power and tn
people demand that they do it. a large
supply of water, a steamer, more hose. an
few paid firemen is what the city needs
and why not have it, Let the subject b
agitated.
Salt Lake was well represented in tn
Park this week: The following were repi.
tered at the Park City hotel: George 4
Snow, Josh Grant, j. H Grant, W. +
Shelly, George Burner, Charles Bronson
w. H. Monahan, Thomas Carter. Jane
Dwyer, j. a. Glass. Charles Smith. C. T
Moore and wife, d. II. Tilton, J. j. Dial
and children, NJ. Dusseldorf. T. ]. Asset
helm, w. II. BARTLETT, Z. NJ. Biggs,
Brainerd Thrall, II. j. Patton, w. +
Herman, A. d. Howard, E. NJ. Rosecrans
Carl DIETRICH, B. L. Stayner, Mrs. L. A
Kelley. Mrs. c. T. Sparks, ]. H. Dale,
H Aukron, j. E. Shepherd, j. D. Rous
Fred H. Barton, Mrs. Benz. Hampton.
The Deer Valley Consolidated group
developing into very promising propert
and the local owners of il are quite iub
liant over the find made this week For
couple of years they have been workir
steadily on tunnel in which they expecte
TO tap the vein. On Tuesday, streak ,
ore, foot wide was struck which CARR.
about u OF. silver and some lead SIEVE
feet of ledge matter has been drive
through and the foot wall has not vet bee
found. The hanging wall is of lime TT
tunnel is now in 10 feet The property
owned by W. S. Sharp, Dr. G. ID. Gregg
II. Strom, DR.. &. p. LeCompt and Tho
kearnes.
What came near being fatal accide,
happened at the DAILY mine Friday NOR
ing Will Hunt, who has charge of pun
at the bottom of the shaft, happened to l
crossing the shaft as the cage was descen,
ing and was struck by it before he coul