The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-28
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
Ore and Bullion Shipments for
the Week.
ASSESSMENT WORK BEING DONE.
The Mines Showing Up Nicely-A New Depot
for the Utah Central = Mrs.
Savage's Case.

JOS Hatch, of Heber, was in the Park
Wednesday.
II. W. Whitley, of Rogers & Co., Salt
Lake, was in the Park during the week.
Mrs. A. B. Richardson was in Salt Lake
this week.
Mrs George r. Hancock left the Park
Saturday morning for her new home ip
Salt Lake.
DR.. Jos. Richards, accompanied by his
wife. spent couple days of this week in
the Park.
Miss Fie Sutton, of Provo, is visiting in
the Park with her brothers, Messrs. w. ID.
and E. Sutton.
Charles P. Brooks, Prof Andre, Robert
Gorlinski and T. G. Aldrich, of Salt Lake,
were registered this week at the Park City
hotel.
Among the Parkites who visited Salt
Lake during the week were: w. A. wilson,
Charles Shields, George 9. kldder, John
Parish, H. 0. Young and Charles Dodds.
Scarlet fever is having a run in the Park.
There were five cases in town last week.
Lee Ransohoff is suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
The Ontario mill shipment this week
amounted to thirty five bars valued at
SIS, 351.
The total ore shipments from Park City
this week amounted to l, l54, 09O pounds.
Through Mackintosh's sampler the follow
ing lots were shipped: Ontario, 5S1, O2O
pounds, Anchor concentrates, Isl, l2Opounds,
Anchor ore, tirst-class, IL, $40 pounds; May
flower concentrates, 21,0S0 pounds; Apex,
30 $50 pounds; Southern Tier, {, 940pounds.
Total, so, S30p pounds. Besides this amount,
the Crescent concentration shipped 3Ol ,OO0
pounds OF Crescent concentrates and 5000
pounds of Richardsonlease Crescent ore.
James McGregor of the Crescent com
pany, was in town Friday and Saturday.
| Mr.. h. NJ. Hinsdell and wife, of Seattle,
Wash, are in the Park, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs c. H. Whitney. MIR. Hinsdell
will ill Mr. Withey's position during that
gentlemdn's absence in the east.
| Mr.. c. H. Whitney, secretary of the
Crescent company, will leave shortly for a
few weeks visit in the east.
The May1ower and Northland lessees
| have surveyors at work securing the neces-
sary data for maps to be used in their com
ing suit
The hills are full of men at present doing
assessment work.
The Crescent tramway has not been in
operation this week on account Of the en-
CINE being repaired.
No work is being done at the McCune
while.
The Wasatch and Glencoe properties in
Blue Ledge district are being pushed to the
front as fast as possible. At both places the
outlook is encouraging.
The Northiand have twenty men at work
and are piling the ore up on the dump in
large quantities, ready for big shipment
about the last of the month.
The Deer Valley Consolidated propert y
will resume work shortly.
Miss Mamie Sargent, of Ontario canon,
has been elected teacher OF the district
school at Snyderville and will open school
on Monday next.
Sheriff John L. Weber. of Summit
county, has been appointed deputy United
States marshal. Marshal Parsons can de
pend upon it that any task assigned to
Deputy Marshal Weber will be well per
formed.
The Silver King mine will be opened UP
the first of October. The lessees Of the
Mayfiower have control of this property
and intend to work it to advantage. Hoist
ing machinery will DE put in.
Parties who own property at the head
of Big Cottonwood canon are talking up a
mammoth consolidation scheme, including
the building of hotel for resort at
Marys lake.
One of the old Thayne's canon groups is
: showing up nicely. 1t consists of the Den
yer, jim, Miners Dream and Sheridan
claims, and is owned by A. B. Richardson
C. Hirschman. James Duffy, j. O'Mora and
Truman Schenck. A two and half fee
vein of mixed tirst-class and concentrating
ore was recently struck. 1t was drifted OF
, for distance of seventy feet and showed
, up so well that tunnel was started to ia,
it at greater depth. When completed i
will give nearly one hundred feet of stop
ing ground. Lower down the hill tun
mel has been run in a distance of 800 feet
and if the vein does not pinch out, the!
will have, from this, over three hundred
feet of working ground. The owners Of
the group are highly pleased with the out
look. Two men are at work at present.
The Creole mine is reported as lookins
better than ever. Hatch & Co., lessees, ar
working two men running tunnel
The Ontario school opened last Monda,
aud during the week. forty-two scholar
were enrolled Fred r. Davis is teacher
The enrolment in the schools of Par
City, is as follows: st. Mary's school, 100
Park academy, ST. Ontario school, ~ ant
the Public school, 81. The total enroll
ment is $50, Of which amount the Publ
school has over one half, or twenty fou
more than all other schools combined.
Isaac Huse, jr., of the New West Educa
tional commission, was in town this week
He also visited Heber and Kamas 10 loo
after the schools at those places.
The Utah Central is to have a new depo
9 in Park City very soon. While on his re
a cent visit to the Park, John w. Young
!, president of the road, saw the great neces
sity of improvements at this end of tn
D line, and Immediately gave orders that tn
{ first Improvement work done on the roa
should be at Park City: We have it fror
good authority that the work will CON
mence as soon as the ground is secured.
Henry Wheaton, brakeman on the Ech
a & Park City road, was the victim of an &C
cident Tuesday evening, at the lower depo
While attempting to make a coupling hi
right hand was caught between the bumI
ers and badly mashed. Drs. Gregor an
Wilson attended to his injueies, and foun
it necessary to amputate the second fin
! ger.
Mr.. Chester H. Whitney, secretary of til
Crescent Mining company, was this wee
the recipient of a beautiful present trol
r the employees of the Crescent concentrs
q tor. Wednesday evening Mr.. Whitney wa
called down to the Office, and when he al
rived found the room crowded with Gre
cent men. Speeches were made by Davi
Stringer, William Don and others, and
g golc-headed snake root cane presented
70 Mr.. Ed Stringer, foreman of the concel
: traitor. Mr.. Whitney responded brief,
L after which there was general hand shal
ing and good time all around. The cane
I beauty, and good taste was shown in i
selection. On the head is engraved: Fro
employees of Crescent mill to G. I
3 Whitney," and on the top of it: 'sPresente
September "a, 1902
g Drs. Gregor and Wilson, Thursday las
examined Mrs. j. w. Savage, as to ht
sanity. Mrs. Savage is tho women wi
lost her two children in the late fire. Sine
that time she has been mentally derangt
and it was thought if she was fit subje