The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-26
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
The Ore and Bullion Shipments
of the Week.
ACCIDENT AT THE SILVER KING.
Musical and Literary Entertainment-Per
sonal and General Notes Of Interest
About the Camp.
ACCIDENT AT THE SILVER KING.

The Ontario mill made no bullion ship
ment this week
F. G. Thompson aud David Keith were in
Salt Lake this week.
A large amount of assessment work is
being done in the hills.
Geo. w. Groo, Of the Ontario mine, was
IN Salt Lake part of the week.
James McGreger manager of the Cres-
cent, spent the week in The Park.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Richardson returned
to the Park Thursday, from Salt Lake.
George A. Mears and wife were regis
tered at the Park City hotel Wednesday,
The Royce Lansing comedy company
played to good house Wednesday evening.
Consider able building is going on at
present, confined principally to dwelling
houges.
The scarlet fever epidemic has nearly
died out there being only one or two cases
in town.
G. E. Wurtell, of the Park Bity bank.
was In town Thursday from Evanston,
Wyoming.
Major H. G. Godspeed and J. E. Dolly
were among the Salt Lakers who visited
the Park this week.
The Marsac mill is getting big lot of
sulphides on hand. No shipments have
| been made for month.
| Everett Williamson, son of E. G.. William
son, has purchased the store of d. Woods,
| who has removed to Salt Lake.
| The shipments from the Park this week
OF first class ore and concentrates amounted
to nearly no tons, in pounds, 1850, 1876.
! Tho Anchor is increasing weekly the
size of its shipments of first-class ore. One
| hundred tons was the amount this week.
| The Pioneer stock viii be listed on the
Salt Lake stock exchange in a short time.
| The necessary arrangements are being
made.
F. H. Mitchell, of Salt.Lake, is wanted in
the Park for stealing an overcoat. He
pawned the same-for 50 and left for parts
unknown.
| Manager Mclaughlin, of the Park opera
house, has booked ~. s. Mail'' for Novem-
Der Is and Carleton's opera company for
November Ii.
James Dwyer was in the Park Thursday
and succeeded in selling the trustees of
Ontario school fine lot of apparatus, in
Guiding maps charts and globes.
DR.. G. D. Gregor left for the east Sun
day. He expects to be gone month. He
will visit old friends and relatives in
northern New York and in New York city.
H. S. Townsend returned from Montana
Friday last. He has purchased the post
Office store from f. e. Harding and eX :
poets to re-stock it and manage it in per
| son.
A night shift was put on the Creole this
week. The lessees of the property made a
small strike last week, which has grown tc
such proportions that the force was not
large enough to work 1t. A shipment will
be made this week.
a musical and literary entertainment is
to be given Wednesday evening next by
the ladies' of ST. Luke's guild, in the Episco
pal church. Mrs. F. w. Norris, of Salt
Lake, will assist in the entertainment.
The Roaring Lion promises to be a heavy
producer during the winter. 1t is expected
that enough ore will be taken out this week
to make the first shipment. Supplies fol
the winter have recently been put in.
The Crescent concentration this weel
shipped the following lots of ore: Ores
cent FIRST class, 143, 720 lbs; Crescent con
centrates, $4,000 lbs; Observation-Disclosures
Crescent first class, 52,S25 fbs.: concen
trates. So, 060 lbs.
The ore shipments from Macintosh.
sampler this week amounted to ,01S, $50 lbs
divided in the following lots: Ontario
529,620 lbs; DAILY, 116.090 tbs.; Anchor
first class, 203,510 lbs; Anchor concen
trates, "a 020 lbs, and Alliance, $40 lbs
The new paper the Park City Miner, i;
getting quite hold on the public. Its cir
culation is increasing rapidly and only the
brightest prospects are before it. Mr.. G
S. Austin, the manager, is wide awake
energetic newspaper man, who is bound t
make success Of his venture,
Street Commissioner Bennett is doine
some good work on the streets, preparing
for winter. A sidewalk has been laid OF
Hebur avenue connecting Park avenue ant
Main street. The walk will be continued
on Park avenue northward and Will be
blessing to the inhabitants of the lower
part of town.
Mrs. Eva Horton, of Boston, died in the
Park Tuesday of consumption. Mrs. Hor-
ton at one time was y resident of the Parl
and was known as Eva Morrison, niece O
George Morrison. She was lovely char
acter, pleasant and amiable, and had man,
friends. Her death was nos unexpected a!
it has been known for some time that sh,
could not live. She returned to the Parl
last June from the east with a view of re
gaining health. George Morrison started
for Boston Friday morning with the re
mains.
An accident occurred at the Silver Kin,
mine Monday, in which Tom Sullivan tn,
foreman, miraculously escaped death. H,
was being hoisted to the surface, and wa
standing on the bucket When near To,
top the engineer controlling the null.