The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-28

but always refused, saying that if he could
not get his price he would keep it. The
Storey group adjoins the Ontario and Daily
and has been developed enough to show
that there is a mine there. Storey wanted
$4,000 for it and on account OF not getting
that much has lived and died poor man.
He was member of the Ancient Order of
United Workmen, which organization took
charge of the remains. The funeral occur
red in Salt Lake, Wednesday.
A neat job of safe cracking was done
Wednesday night at Morrison & Riley's sa-
loon. 1t occurred after o'clock, at which
time Mr.. Riley closed the place. The sa
loon was entered through the front door,
the burglars opening it with skeleton key.
The safe is located behind the bar under
the front window, the most concealed place
in the house, so that it was easy to work
without detection. A small hole was drilled
through the safe, about two inches to the
left of the lock, punch inserted and the
pivot upon which the tumbles revolye was
broken, giving access to the inside. The
manner in which the work was done
showed that the parties who did it were eX
perts in their line. They secured $500 in
cash and two endorsed checks, amounting
in all to S464. There is no clue to the rob-
bers.
The teachers of Park City and vicinity
building IS organize local association.
James Cavanaugh and Timothy Haloran
fled petition in the probate court Satur-
day for letters of administration in the
estate Of David Storey. Saturday, October
II, was set for hearing.
The cantata "Queen Esther' is to be
given for the benefit of the Tree library.
All the musical talent of the town has
combined to make it a grand affair. The
chorus are now at work upon it and are
doing well.
The Park City Miner has published its
second number. 1t is a neat eightpage
| five column paper, a credit to the town,
and will be, we predict, a journalistic and
| financial success.
James Collingwood, foreman of the Nc
| Henry mine, went to the hospital in Salt
Lake last Saturday. and word has been re-
ceived that he is very i'll.
Miss Lille Kearnes, operator in the Park
telephone exchange, left Saturday for
| few weeks visit to her old home in Gun
nison.
T. j. Macintosh was in town Saturday
looking after the interests of the Utah
Central.
The Liberals of Summit county will
meet in convention next Tuesday to elect
thirty two delegates to attend the terrific
rial convention, TO be held at Salt Lake
| October s.
The Comstock is still quiet. Morris Dus
seldorf, manager, left Saturday for Londor
to confer with the stockholders about the
property.
AT meeting of Wasatch encampment
No. 3. 1. o. o. f. Friday evening, the fol
lowing officials were elected for the enseu
ing term: William H: GLADDEN., G. p.
Frank earns H. p: J. s. jenkins, S. w.
Henry Waters, j. W.; j. G. Trethewe,
scribe; w. j. Snyder, treasurer; f. y
Parker and j. F. Condor, trustees.
The passenger traffic over the Utah Cen
trail is still heavy and the freight business
is constantly increasing.
The Southern Tier mine on Snake creel
made three ton shipment this week tn
first for a number OF months.
The apex is now a regular weekly, ship
per.
CA. S.