The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-08

,he amount Of fare. The scenery, rugged, |
rolling and beautiful. the mines, the On |
sario and its big pump, its hosting en-
zines, the DAILY, the Crescent and its tram
way over the mountain, the Ontario and
Marsac mills the climate, and many other
attractions combine to make Park City the |
finest place for days outing that can be
found around Salt Lake. Many people VINO
have never before visited the Park will
take advantage of the new short line and
see the sights.
Charles E. Street returned this week
from visit east. His trip will probably
result in opening up the Jupiter property.
r. II. Kimball, of Kimball Brothers, was
in Salt Lake this week, and made num-
Der of purchases in the line of improve
ment of their livery stock. This firm is
popular one, and has strong hold on the
patronage of the community.
Reports from up the Provo river, in and
around Woodland, are to the effect that a
number Of bridges have been washed away
by high water and that others are in dan
ger.
Miss Lester and Miss Staner of Heber,
We're in the Park Friday These ladies
have been teaching in the New West
school at Heber during the past year, and
have made many friends. Miss Lester
was on her way hcme to Connecticut, and
will not return. Miss Staner will take up
her school duties again in Beber in Sep
TENDER. but will spend the summer in ST
Louis with relatives.
Alex. Moffat went down to the city Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Cohen were passen-
gers to Salt Lake on the Utah Central
train on Friday afternoon.
The Ontario bullion shipment this week
amounted to forty four bars, valued at
$25, SCI.
o. NJ. Gorder, operator at the Union Pa
CHIC depot for more than a year past, has
accepted position with M, S. Ascheim, as
assistant bookkeeper. His place at the
depot is filled by Mr. j. Hamill, recently of
Cisco, on the Denver & Rio Grande.
The Northland lessees are working hard
to get their new hosting engine in place.
a gallows frame is being built at Kidder's
lumber yard, and everything put in shape
for an early resumption of work on this
property.
AS a result of Mr.. c. f. Annetts visit to
the Park this week the lines to the DAILY
and the Crescent mines and to Alta and
Brighton's are to be rebuilt. The Alta
line viii probably take new route, by
way of the DAILY mine. a new line is be
| ing built from Salt Lake to the Park, which
will be used for toll purl oses, while the old
one will be used entirely by the Utah Cen
trail road for train dispatching purposes
and general railroad business. The i'm
provements contemplated are needed and
will be appreciated by all concerned.
T. j. Macintosh spent Tuesday il Parl
City.
The Crescent shipment of concentrate.
this week amounted TO 100000 pounds
Supt W. a Wilson, of the Massac Mill
was visitor to Zion Friday.
H. b. Schweitzer, the rustline
travelling agent of TIE HERALD. took il
the Park this week and succeeded in roll
ing up a good sized subscription list.
Col. E. a. Wall and Deputy Marsha
Bowman Cannon were guests at the ParI
City hotel Thursday.
Among the Salt Lakers who were in tn,
Park this week were the following: L. c.
Palmer, J. w. Thomas, j. Nj. Gary, J. K
Judd, J. B. Rogers, j. G. Felt, A Glass, H
j. Holmes, e. Y. Taylor, S. Stephenson, H
K. Goldberg and H. II. Wilkinson.
Two local entertainments are booked t.
appear at the Park Opera house durin,
the coming month. The first, the Broom
Brigade drill, will be given by the ladies o
St. Luke's Guild, and promises to be quit
a success.
A number Of beautiful tableaux and
fine musical programme will be gwen il
CONNECTION with the drill. The second !
the annual entertainment of the childre
of St. Mary's school, consisting of music
songs, recitations, etc. These entertain
ments have always drawn crowded house:
Elliott's Jolly Voyagers'' will appea
at the Park opera house on the 25th instan
NJ. S. Ascheim, our leading merchant,
on his way home from New York and wi
soon be in the Park.
The Paradox medicine and dog shor
commenced Il five nights free entertain
ment at the Park opera house Frida
night a few trained dogs and singers a
tract an audience to whom toOthache droI
are dispensed at reasonable prices.
The boring machine at the Anchor Wa
closed down this week. Some soft groun
was struck, which nccessitated the putin
in of some new castings. This was coU
, pleted Friday and the work resumed. Tn
/ work has attained depth OF ore hundr4
r and thirty feet.
/ a second air compressor has Just bee
0 pu tin at the Ontario drain tunnel. 1t W,
5 started up Friday and worked nicely.
/ case any accident should happen 10 OF
= compressor now, the work IN the face
the tunnel will not be delayed as the 9th
will be in readiness. 1t will also assist
pushing work in hard rock where heret
lore one compressor has been unable
o supply air enough to run the Burieig
+ 6riis.
:. The foundation for new air compress
q is being laid at the Ontario No. 3 NINE
The Ontario mill has been closed duril
r the past week for repairs. A general ovC
hauling has been made, and the STAN
. | will he falling again ON Sunday
d A subscription list was circulated Il
s week in aid OF the Park band The DO
= were in need of new uniform and the G.
: liens donated to the extent of nearly thr
e hundred dollars. 4 full outfit has be
d ordered for drum major and fifteen me
s bers of the band. The suits viii be of
gray material, with red and gold tri
mings, and VIII arrive about the 18th. L
4 band this week received an invitation
= Join in the Fourth of July celebration
y Salt Lake, and if satisfactory arranC
y ments can be made, will go down ana c.
n CITRATE.
e. H. Russell, the inventor of the Russ
70 lixivation process of treating silver ores
- back again in the Par s., Mr.. Russell is lot
: ing over the Marsac mill plant here,
, which his process is being successful
= used.
IS DR.. Gregor went down to Coalville
day TO attend to the injuries of GeoI
Ruff, who was hurt in the Home Coal CO
a. pany's mine at that place Friday night.
y car jumped the track with Ruff, CATCH
q him between it and some timbers, VIII
"a y had to be torn out before he could be got
~ out of his position. A broken leg aud ba
., bruised arm were the extent of his
n " iuries.
"A The gas producer to be used at the NJ
!, sac mill has arrived and will soon be Dut
If place. The furnaces will be remodelled
fore the new fuel can be used.
10 Deputy Sheriff Conebow disposed of
of