The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-18
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
Boring Has Now Commenced at
the Anchor Mine.
RESORT AT SILVER LAKl
The Baseball Game To-day-The Crescent Con
contractor Branch, No. 8, ]. o.
o. F.-Geueral Notes.

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At last, all difficulties have been over
come and boring has commenced at the |
Anchor mine. The work is progressing |
nicely and if all goes well, in two months |
time the Anchor will be drained. An eight |
inch hole is being bored and the distance is
about 600 feet from the bottom of the shaft
to the tunnel. Mr.. w. w. Dull, the con-
tractor, is managing the work in such a
manner as to satisfy the company that he
thor oughly understands his business.
RESORT AT SILVER LAKE.
There is some talk of stock company
taking hold of the Silver lake property at
the head of Big Cottonwood canon and
transforming it into first class resort. If
managed properly this resort will prove a
bonanza, for but few places in the west are
supplied with such an abundance and va
riety of attractions as Silver lake and vi
cinity. To the tourist the pleasure-seeker,
to the Isaak Waltons, and those in search
of rest and quiet, during the summer
months, it is without a doubt the most de-
lightful retreat in Utah. Beauty,
grandeur and sublimity are here united
IN such proportions as to make
scene which, to describe, is
beyond the power of words. Calm, crystal
lakes, teemiug with 'speckled beauties,''
granite mountains; forests of fir, pine and
balsam afford unequaled shade; grassy
meadows, gorgeous with flowers, border
the lakes; to all this, add an average sum-
mer temperature OF IL, and you
have few of the features which make Big
Cottonwood such delightful summer re
treat. Silver lake can now be reached
from Salt Lake in four hours by way of the
Utah Central road-a trip which in itself
affords variety of scenery that can hardly
be excelled. With hotel for 300 guests,
places provided where all the popular
amusements can be INDUCED in, the
grounds improved, and be ats on the lakes,
no resort in the country will compare with
Silver lake.
PARK CITY VS.. SALT LAKE.
The Park baseball club went over to
Heber Thursday and were defeated by
their team in score of 20 to IA. This was
the first time the Park club had been to-
gether, and they ascribe their defeat TO the
| fact that they were not accustomed to each
others playing. The Salt Lake club will
be up Sunday, when the Park boys intend
| to do some better work.
GENEbAL NEWo NOIEo
The Ontario school ball comes off next
Friday.
| Stuart Stephenson was in the Park part
| of the week.
| j. Woolf and w. H. Ray were in the park
this week looking up trade.
Hay is now worth SIS per ton in the Park
and hard to get at that price.
John Tewksberry, travelling freight agent
| of fhaT INIT in E1,.;
day.
Joseph H. Young, general manager of
the Utah Central, came up from Zion Fri
day.
A. ]. Gunnell, of the Syndicate Invest
ment company, Salt Lake, was in town this
week on business.
A mammoth worlds wonder circus has
billed the town for two appearances about
the last of the month.
The Carey-Lombard Lumber company oil
Salt Lake intend opening branch yard il
Park City in the near future.
A party of eastern railroad magnates
took ride over the scenic line Friday anG
spent couple of dayssin the Park.
TT Almy was up this week and paid of
the Ontario employees, while MIR. A. b
Emery handled the checks of the DAILY men
The Northland- North Pole case, which
should have been heard ON the Sth inst.
has been postponed for couple of weeks
On account of no quorum being present
the city council transacted no business OF
Wednesday evening. A special meeting il
called for next Wednesday.
The Cleveland Haverly mammoth min
strel combination appeared at the Parl
opera house Saturday evening. A crowde,
house greeted them and excellent SatiSfac
ton was given.
The Crescent concentration commence,
! work again Thursday after the winter
. idleness. The tramway is in operation an
making the usual number of trips per day
l A large amount of first-class ore is bein
brought down from the mine.
Police Justice Hayt was quite busy thi
, week giving attention to battery cases. II
= G. ClayS, for striking woman, got fine @
q S., and later was arrested for using obscen
language For conducting himself in
properly in the court, he:.was adjudged i
contempt and assessed $40. Two othe
cases of battery Melted the city S45 an
one drunk S..
Olive Branch, No. s, l. o. o. F., indulge
in agrand banquet at Warnings Californi
It restaurant Tuesday evening. The men
bers of Park lodge, No. 7,were their guests
and it was expected that the officers of th
O grand lodge would be present, but the
6
i Fellows sat down to an elegant spread an
s enjoyed one of the iolliest and most pleas
e ant evenings possible. ALI the delicacie
t of the season were served, and everyon
q declared that Waning had outdone any
thing in that line ever given before in til
: park. The officers of the grand lodg
n missed feast and grand time.
$ Chas. E. Street started east Tuesda
e morning on business connected with til
# Jupiter mining company. 1t is expecte
:. that on his return work will commence O
y this property and be pushed until it
T demonstrated whether there is a min
: there or not. The company own about fl
r teen claims at the head Of Thayne's cafiol
n and some years ago large amount of ric
ore was extracted. 1t has since bee
IS worked by lessees, all of whom have mad
n considerable more than wages while
S work. 1t is to be hoped that Mr.. Stree
l, succeeds il having the property reopene,
The Northland Nevada lessees have pul
Z chased thirty horse power hosting e
/ CINE, which will soon be put in place. \
y work is being done in this property
l. nresent on accOuntsOf surface water fillir