The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-12
PARK CITY PICKLNGS.
Great Activity Among the Mines
and Mills.
ACCIDENT NEAR THE SUMMIT.
Another One at the Alliance-The City Schools
to Reopen To-morrow-Our Usual
Budget Of News.
ACCIDENT NEAR THE SUMMIT.

Mr.. L. Simons was in Salt Lake yester-
day.
Policeman james Muldoon took in the
fair Tuesday
W. W. Macintosh and wife were in Salt
Lake Monday.
Lee Ransohoff is back again after his i'll
ness IN Salt Lake.
The police court was quiet this week, not
one arrest being made.
The drilling machine at the Anchor is
getting down towards the bottom.
Hon. E. P. Ferry and A. B. Richardson
We're visitors to Salt Lake Saturday.
Alex Moffat, John Judge and David
Keith were in Salt Lake during the week.
Mrs. E. W. Berry and Mrs. Sylvester
Johnson spent part of the week in salt
Lake.
The output of the Ontario mill for the
week amounts to 50 bars of bullion, valued
at $1,000.
r. 9. Chambers came up Wednesday
morning to settle up the months accounts
of the Ontario and Daily.
The Anchor, Crescent and Daily mines
and the MarSac ana Crescent mills paid off
their employees this week.
Mr. James McLayor is acting secretary
of tie Crescent company during Mr.. G. II.
Wltney'S absence IN Inc east.
Miss Fanny Guger arrived in the Park
Thursday, from Burlington, Iowa. She is
sister of Mr.. j. II. Guger, Pacific express
agent in the Park
Simon Bamberger was up from the me.
tropolis Thursday. He took look at the
Dudler rock quarry, it is said, with a view
OF purchasing it.
| The Jupiter company have filed appiica-
tons fer patents on Inc Ottumwa, Nellie
| Link ltraction and United States claims
A belonging To their grant.
The "Queen Esther cantata has beer
postponed Tor another month. On account
OF sickness among the singers the re
hearsals were poorly attended, and 1t wa:
decided to postpone.
John W.sYoung passed through the Parl
VI sterday bound Tor Denver. A four mule
team will form the motive power for The
trip. which will be along the line of the pro
posed route OF the Titan Central.
Eddie Condor, an eight-year old son o.
David +. ConGon, was kicked in the ches
by u morse Tuesday. The little fellow will
stay away from horses for time; at least
until three ribs broken are mended.
Mrs. J. w. Savage, whose children wer,
recently burned, is now in the care of III,
county officials and confined in the city
jail. Though not insane, she acts yer,
queerly and will be kept in custody TO
some time.
The city schools will reopen Monday
morning. The epidemic of scarlet fever /.
under control, aud as no child will be al
lowed 10 go TO school from an infecte,
house until out of danger, it will be SAT-
TO open.
Everything is moving along smoothly a
the Woodslde; ore is being taken out OF tn
old workings and work pushed in the drift
from the shaft to tap the vein, which viii
we caught at a dist ance OF about 100 fee
more.
Woodson j. Moss, the slayer of Alex
LangtOn, who was released from the Deni
tenJlary Wednesday,, has returned to tn
Park and resumed his former occupation o
engineer at the Ontario No. 2 mine. Hi
bondsmen were James Glendenning an,
Josiah barnett
The Crescent management had a fin,
specinlin of galena ore taken out of tn
nlipe this week, Weighing $40 pounds. |
was intended Tor exhibition at the far, bu
delays happened Yhicn prevented its beinl
sent down in time. 1t will probably b.
sent 10 The chamber OF commerce in Sal
Lake.
A couple of parties who are working tn
Roaring Lod mine under lease, made Quit
strike this week They uncovered eigh
inches of trst-class ore, and the vein give
every prospect OF pernlanency. The miu
ad joins the Crescent and is owned by b
Riley and Nj. S. Aschhiem, of Salt Lake
Out of the many cases of scarlet fever il
the Park during the late epidemic, only on
case proved fatal. frankie, son of Mr. ant
Mrs. L. e. Camomile, died Monday after
noon. His death was sudden and unex
pected and terrible blow TO his parents
They may take comfort, though, in the fac
that host of friends share with them thei
sorrow. The funeral occurred Tuesday
Rev. j. #. Teller, officiating.
A large number of Parkites visited tn
city during the past week, the fair beiu.
the principal attraction. Among then
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Reese, MIR. an,
Mrs. S. l.. Radon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fl
Deming, Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Blanchard
MIR. and Mrs. w. l Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs
b. M Sperry, Mr end Mrs. Prank Morley
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Mitchell and Martil
Correll.
The Anchor is being worked on the tun
mel level III the west drift, and is improy
ing every day. The low grade ore is Civ
ing out and its place being taken by first
class high grade ore. The vein is increas
ing in size gradually as development prc
crosses. The mine shipped this wee
nearly 800 tons of frst-c class ore and con
centrates.
Summit county turned out good size
delegation to the Territorial Liberal con
vention. The following attended as dele
gates: David Keith, William Mclaughlin
David G. Mclaughlin, S. l.. Radon, Henri
Shields, Henry Newell, B. M Sperry
John Shields, D. ]. Williams, Charles
Short, A. B. Richardson, e. P. Ferry, j
E. Bromley, E. Kimball, G. Hunt, +. j
Mclaughlin j. H. Deming, P. H. Lowry
B. McDonough, w. l. Snyder, G. D. RocI
ledge, I. Schenck, w. H. Dodge, w. N