The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-05

him, and placedi it in the hands of Sheriff Weber.
he believed they had gone TO Provo wa Heper:
anu with the sheriff, started in pursuit.. AND
sure enough. they found the hylng pair In the
garden city. They were arrested and brought
bnck to the Park Friday
The bullion shipments of the Ontario mill this
week am 5nnted TO thirty three bars AL was
valued ;,t sIQo67
Mac6intosh's sampler was closed part of the
wee's. TIE Union Pacific could not furnish
cars, SO The mad to remain on the floor, caus-
irs wo,l TO stop.
The Crescent concentration this week shlpf ell
1870 pounds of concentrates and y S5 pounds
oil Richardson lease Crescent ore. TOTAL, 5tSs's'
pounds.
The shipments of ore from Mackintosh's sam
pier for the week ending Friday, october 3, are
as follows: Ontario, $1,000. Woo .side. 81. 40;
MaytioweT cor; entrates, 1920; Anex, sSsso'
Anchor concentrates, 1S5,4iJ; Southern Tier,
ll.5oO; total, osq, lsU.
The Lucky Bill company have resumed opera
ions on their property which IS located east o.
the Aneho-. George Burton and F. > Fox. two
oil the directors. were up TO the mne Weones
day enc selected a lite for a shaft. Inc com
pany intends TO develop the ground IN a diner,
ent way from that pursued heretofore. Men VIII
/ DC sluL 10 wcfk at Cnce sinking.
The Crescent management have everything al
the mine in ship shape for winter. All the nee
cssary supplies are in and hereafter the tram
way vi be employed in haulGing ore.
1 MT me- Gregor was approac he'd TINS week loi
iniorr alton in regard to the projected Dram tnn
mel. Pc stated that The details were not ye'
rea.:v for the public. but when the time came
The management would give the papers the
beIefit of So far, nothing had been given tc
tie press and all published accounts we're only
! rurnors.
The Ancient Order OF United Worknen held
their annual bali in the Park opera house Mon
day night.
| The first saowStorm OF the season came
! Thursday 1t was preceded by a heavy rain
/ frrtlt n
couple of inches.
| The new dam and pond of the Park City Let
company is being pushed TO completion. The
company IS going to put up oOO tons OF Ice thi:
season. Their pond covers eight acres and tn,
| dam is Ia feet long. 5 feet high. feet wide a
the top and feet III the bottom, built Of reS
sandstone.
The request of the city council that all tn,
schools close until the epidemic of scarlet feve
was over, hs.s been complied with by all the de
nominational schools. They were closed Thurs
day ana Will not reopen until allowed 10 do 81
by the board OF quarantine.
The Utah Central is doing rushing cuisines
in the passenger line. one car having seventy
five passengers Saturday.
The Park City hotel is now running under
new management. Mr.. L. Simons has sold on
all furniture and stock and given five-years
lease on the property TO Mr.. George Hall, lat
superintendent OF the Horn Silver mine a
Frisco. Mr.. Han is well known throughout tn
west and his house viii be the resort OF all mir
ing men.
According 10 Postmaster Harding's report 10
September. the order and postal note aeceipt
amounted TO s., S2l.5S. The domestic money OF
}, ders amounted to sS02S.26 and the internations
10 s2.oSS35. For postal notes Ssi0.07 were tt
} ceired. The receipts from box rents. sale {
} stamps, envelopes and wrappers were SO.
The freight receipt at the Union Pacific depc
! during September aggregated 9,4i0,4i7 pound
and the shipments 6,022, $50 pounds an increas
OF p is6, SSS pounds in the former and ,GSS sc
J pounds in the latter over the correspondent
months of last gear. The ore shipments in SCI
TENDER amounted to S.. 75S, 6S5 pounds.
CA. S.