The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-19
A STRIKE IN THE STEAMBOAT.
The Silver King-The Lucky Bill-The Russell
Process-A Small Strike in the Creole
"A SnOwslide.

part of the week in Salt Lake.
Building Inspector A. M. Grant, of Salt
Lake, was in the Park this week.
Deputy Marshals A. Dyer and James
Doyle were in the Park this week.
Barry Rice, representative of Goldsmith
& Co., came up from Zion Sunday.
The output of the Ontario this week was
26 bars of bullion valued at S20,68S
The Crescent concentration shipped this
week 191 goo pounds of concentrates.
The Union concentrator has been closed
this week for repairs. 1t will resume work
Monday.
Miss Lille Kearnes, telephone operator,
returned Wednesday from visit to Gun
nison, Utah.
George Burton, president of the
Lucky Bill mine, is in town, looking after
the improvements at that property.
Among the Salt Lakers who were in the
Park this week were G. p. Brooks, Robert
Gorlinski, w. G.. Van Horne and l. n.
Parker.
"Bob'' Davis, an old-timer in the Park,
who has been away for couple of ears,
returned Monday and will probably decide
to remain.
Rev. Father Galligan returned this week
from tour to ireland. The pupils of ST.
Mary's school gave him reception Mon
day evening.
Hon. E. P. Ferry started for Tacoma
Washington, Saturday last. He went by
way of Butte, to look after his mining in
terests there.
The Crescent is sending down sixty cars
OF ore day to the concertrator. The
tramway trains have been increased to
twelve cars this week.
The Anchor made 220 ton shipment this
week. The advance in the price of stock
keeps pace with the increase in the size of
shipments. Anchor is all right.
A snowslide occurred at the head of
Thayus canon, last week, which carried a
Mr.. Peterson about 500 feet down the hill
He received only a few bruises.
Mrs Anna Robbins, wife of Alvin Rob
bins, died in Snyderville Thursday of
typhoid fever. There are other serious
cases of the disease at that place.
Mrs j. w. Savage was examined again
this week as to her sanity and declared in
sane. She was taken to the asylum at
Provo Thursday by Sheriff Weber.
At the meeting of the Salt Lake Medical
society Monday evening last, DR.. G. d.
Gregor, of the Park, reaG paper on
''Fevers in the Inter Mountain Region"
Royse & Lansing's company in Tom S
Wednesday evening next. Salvini's must
cal combination follows on Thursday even
ing.
A party by the name OF Ether was fined
$50 IN the police court Friday for battery on
John Graham. One drunk and two cases
of fighting completed the business of the
court for the week.
Indications at the Rosebud group point to
a rich strike very soon. Smith Ehenger
the owner, has been working for long time
in the tunnel to tap the vein. He has
found two veins and will soon tap the third.
Mackintosh's sampler shipped this week
the following lots of ore: Ontario, 2S3, 800
pounds; Anchor, AL, AS pounds; May
flower, first class, $500; pounds: May
flower concentrates, 10000 pounds. Total,
500, 545 pounds.
The assessment work for this year on
the Oldham, Plumed Knight and Ogden
has been completed j. H. Rogers and j.
Oldham are the owners. They have two
good claims which on the surface average
about six ounces.
small cave occurred at the Daily Mon
day. A. Kelmster was working IN soft
ground and had orders from Foreman Judge
to timber it properly. He neglected to do
this and as a result is now under surgical
care in St. Marys hospital, Salt Lake. He
was cut and bruised pretty badly by the
falling rock.
Arrangements are being made by the
Montreal company to place the property in
shape for active work this winter. Sup
plies, timber, bagging, ETC., are being put
in and shortly the force of men will be in
| creased. The executive committee of the
board of directors will be out in few days
to examine the property. @. A Springer
is in charge.
Mention was made couple of weeks ago
Of the improvements contemplated at the
Lucky Bill mine. Development work, for
number of years has been done through a
tunnel, but the directors have decided
upon change and have started shaft.
1t will be double compartment shaft, AXIS
feet in the clear and 300 feet in depth. 1t
is expected that it will be completed before
spring.
strike was made this week in the
Steamboat tunnel on Silver creek. An &C
count OF the property was given in our last
weeks letter and it was stated that it was
expected one of the Veins would soon be
cut 1t was tapped Monday and showed
up two feet of medium grade ore. The
owners of the property are very much en-
couraged, and if they secure good assays,
will commence shipments at once.
The Silver King was started up last Sun
day. 1t will be worked under lease by the
lesses of the Mayhower No Z. Two shifts
were put to work to start with, which will
be increased as soon as the improvements
contemplated are completed. An engine
house, 30x30 feet, will be erected, and hoist
ing machinery used in place of the within,
which is doing the work now. The Silver
King lies on the course of the vein which
has yielded such wealth in the Woodside,
Mayflower and Northland The lesses.
who understand the ground, are confident
that the mine will turn out as well as the
Mayfiower. Itnis to be hoped that it will,
1t will be of great benefit to the town.
A number of tests were made in the
Park this summer of Leadville and Aspen
| ores by the Russell lixivation process.
The results were satisfactory and q
company has been organized in Leadville
to work the ores of that region by the
process. 1t will operate in Leadville and
| in Aspen and in both places mills will be
erected. The officers and the stockholders
of the company are G. FL. Graham, r. 7.
Green, w. S. Morse, E. r. Holden and r.
Cline. Great interest is taken in this
process by Parkites or account of its hav-
ing been invented here by E. H. Russell,
the first experiments being made at the
Ontario mill.
From the annual report of Charles A.
Short, deputy county superintendent of
schools, to the territorial commissioner,
the following interesting figures are taken !:
The total number of children between six
and eighteen years of age in the county is
2,099; of which LOCI are Mormon and
1,03S non-Mormons. the former be-
ing twenty three in the majority. Out
of the total number, 1,244 attended
the district schools, $50 the private schools.
and 472 were not in school at all Park
City has the largest school population, us
and Coalville follows with 425. Grass
Creek has the smallest, only 49, The sew
enteen districts of tine county are as fol-
lows in the order of their numbers: Hen
meier, Coalville, louisville, Wanship,