The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-18
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
A Breezy Grist from the Home of
the Ontario.
THELITTLEROAD NEARING THERE
The Ore Shipments for the Week-The May
flower and Woodside Booming Per
sOnal and General Notes.

The Silver King property at the head OF Wood
side canon, and adjoining the Mayhlower, is
being worked and bids fair to become producer
ut no distant day double compartment shaft
has been sunk 14o feet and in a short time drift
ing for the vein will commence. Four claims
are included in this property, which is owned by
John Parish, p. Mclaughlin, w. II. Dodge and
M. McGrath.
John M. Guroy and Robert Vincent have been
st work all winter on the O'Donovan group and
have 300 feet of work in the tunnel which Is
now in 500 feet Nearly two hundred feet is yet
TO be run before the vein is reached. These
parties also have lease on the Morning Star
and Jupiter properties which adloln the
O'Donovan group and expect to do some ex-
tension work on them during the coming sea-
About TWENTY-FIVE men are kept busy at the
Anchor, doing development work through the
tunnel
The ore shipments this week through Mac
kiutosh's sampler amounted to 1,054, $40 pounds,
In the following lots: Ontario, 435,2oO pounds:
Daly, 27O4S0 pounds; May Flower, 267, $50
pounds; Woodside, G, l60 pounds:
Nick Veale was hurt at the May -hlower
Thursday by a care. His ankle was spralned
and other injuries received which laid him up
for few days. ,,
and ore extracted The vein is assuming a
different character, such as to raise the hopes OF
the lessees. The present outlook Is bright
The Typo tunnel is now in $50 feet and two
men are at work on 1t. The ground recently
worked has good look.
The Mayfiower is making Its usual heavy
lhipments and affording employment to about
sixty- five men around the mine.
The Northland is being worked but little on
account OF the litigation in which 1t is involved.
AT the Woodside, everything is moving along
rs smoothly as usual. The usual shipment was
made this week.
Gitsch and Campbell, the lessees of the upper
Workings of the Crescent, shipped lot number
three of their ore Saturday, of 116,COO pounds.
The ore is good smelling ore and of fair grade.
The Ontario shipped on the 9Th, thlrty-one
bars of bullion valued at 81, 42.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
no. Young made business trip to the city on
Friday.
Surveyor Robert Gorlinski came up from Zion
IN Sunday.
F.C. Bailey was in the Park during the early
part Of the week.
CHI Whitney and William Brothers returned
from the city Sunday.
Mrs H. G. Bates returned from visit to Salt
Lake, Monday evening.
The ST. Patricks benefit will come of Monday
night and a splendid time is anticipated.
Colonel William M. Ferry left the Park
Thursday morning for a short trip to Chicago
n. Treweek and w. A. Stanton were up look
ing over the Alliance property on Friday and
Saturday.
Beautiful weather once morel Predictions as
10 the length Of its stay will have no weight with
the community.
w. E. Terhune, special agent of the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance company, spent the
week in the Park.
"a quiet week. was generally heard while
going the rounds for items. No stir is expected
N business until the snow gets of.
The Postage Stamp company, disappointed
theatre goers on Tuesday last by their non
appearance A blockade on the Central Pacific
was given as the reason.
R. G. Chambers, accompanied by Mrs. Cham
bers, came up from Salt Lake Sunday and paid
Df the employees of the Ontario and Daily mines
md mills during the week
rather novel affair in the social line, go
)obweb social - was given by the ladies of the
Congregational church on Thursday evening
arge number were in attendance and enjoyed
!he evening.
The whistles of the Little ROAD are now
heard at kimbalrs ranch, below Snyderville
The track is being cleaned and put in condition
md If the pleasant weather continues trains vii
Ioon be running into the Park
Maggie Thompson better known as 'Irisf
Mag paid so into the city treasury this weel
or the offense OF keeping house OF ill-fame
md also was arrested for disturbing the peace
No other cases were up before Justice Hoyt
Two cases OF diphtheria were reported In tn
Park this week. family by the name o
Golfer, in Empire canon are afflicted. II prop
epidemic here. While there are cases each year
pnly one epidemic mas been known, about min
years ago. EpidemicS do not thrive in the Park
Mrs B. F. Plummer arrived from Butt
Wednesday evening to join her husband, who /
employed here. The occasion was happy on
Tor the young couple, not having seen each othe
since May last, when Mr.. Plummer left for Mex
leo three hours after their marriage. They wi
make their home in the Park.
The entertainment committee of the ladies
society of the Buck church are preparing to pre-
sent the comedy, THE District School, in tn
near future. This piece has been quite the rag
for some time in amateur theatricals; anC
Judging from the names of those who will TAX
part in its presentation here, it will be an in
nense success
The city registration commenced Saturda
under the supervision of Joseph M. Cohen an
William c. Wallace, deputy registrars Nj
Wallace will have charge of the First and Thir
wards and Mr.. Cohen of the Second. The regi.
tratlon last year was about six hundred and thi
rear it is expected it will reach one Thousand
In order TO facilitate registration the registrar
will be at their offices every evening to Civ
those who are not found while the canvass
being made chance to get on the list
St. Luke's chapel recently erected. will b
dedicated next Sunday by Bishop Leonard an
Rev. Mr.. Plant Special exercises have bee
arranged and it is expected that the service
will be very interesting. The chapel is neat
furnished and has seating capacity of or
hundred and fifty. The mission is to be congra
their own, and much praise is due those WI
have worked so energetically to raise the meal
Tor it. c. A. s.