The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-12
Street and baby are doing nicely and all
are supremely happy

are supremely happy.
Kimball Bros. have put on their line of
stages again to Salt Lake city They COM
menced Friday and are running through
to the city with sleighs. The fare is the
same as of old-$1. 5O-and express Is car
ried at the old rates. This line has always
been popular one and will no doubt again
do prosperous business.
MIR. F. E. Harding will assume his duties
as postmaster during the latter part of the
month. For the present no change of place
will be made of either the postoffice or Mr.
Hardlng's store; but in few months it is
his intention to move the store to the office
and arrange for it in the back, having the
Office running down on the south side of the
building.
One lone drunk was the extent of the
business in the police court this week.
The county court held meeting Monday
last aad got through considerable routine
business. The annual reports of the clerk
and treasurer were presented The treas
urer'S report showed balance of 4.S15 in
favor of the county.
The Ontario shipped this week thirty five
bars of bullion, amounting to 81 ,247 fine
ounces.
No shipments of Marsac bullion or sui
phides were made this week.
The ore shipments of last week were
larger than usual and show that the Park
is holding its own as producer: Ontario.
545, l4O pounds; DAILY, 272, 40 pounds; May-
flower, 294, $40 pounds; Alliance, 1870
pounds; Woodslde, 1880 pounds; No, tn
land, "a, 430 pounds. Total, 1902 800 pounds.
The Crescent company have leased their
workings to Richard Campbell The ex-
tent of the ground leased and for what time
could not be learned. The ground is near
the Etna claim and is quite valuable
The Salt Lake & Eastern is still kent
back by the snow. Seven cars of rails h, v,
lately arrived in the Park for the little
road and as soon as possible will be laid
between the terminus and the Park.
A progressive Hearts" party was
given Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
A b. Emery and was Il social success A
large number OF friends were present and
enjoyed pleasant evening The first,
second ana BOBBY prizes, for the ladies
were secured by Miss Moore, Mrs. LIP.
Kimball and Mrs L. E. Comomile. and
among the gentlemen they fell respectively
to Mr.. M. B. Bransford, w. l. Snyder and
Mr.. j. F'rankel
Will E. Richardson leaves for a few
months trip next week to southern Cali
fornia. He will visi5 Los Angeles and San
Diego, and may probably make his home
there.
Hon. E. P Ferry will be home the first
of the week.
Drs. Gregor and Wilson report about ten
cases of Ga grippe as having come under
their care during the past week. The dis
ease has assumed a character similar to
that prevailing in New ork, the symptoms
being severe headache and high fever,
some cases going as high as 104 degrees
with no throat OF nasal trouble All
patients are doing nicely and no serious
trouble with it is anticipated in the Park
On Tuesday last the Northland-Nev a
cut into the workings OF the Mayftow and
demand was made by the leaser of the
North!aud for the groundwork and held by
the Msyf1ower. No attention Was paid to
the demand and at present it is being held
by force The North and leasers claim that
the leasers of the Mayfiower have worked
fifty feet over their side-lines into the
Nortland ground. Mr. E, Thompson, one
of the leaSers, was in the city this week to
make arrangements to settle the
trouble peaceably if possible, and if not,
litigation will commence at once and what
the result will be no one can say. The
ground is some of the most valuablein the
Park and a big fight will be made for it,
The No-thlandis patented pl operty and the
MayfoWer is not.
No additional particulars to those sent
this week in regard to the Anchor fire,
could be learned. The loss will probably
reach seventy five thousand dollars As to
future operations, nothing will be known
until the return, next week, of Mr.. E. p.
Ferry, vice-president and manager.
The ''Old Tyne concerto given in the
opera house Friday night was an immense
success. The hall was full and altogether
about one hundred and twenty-five dollars
will be Melted for the benefit of Mrs. Kari