The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-28
being taken out daily and piled on the

being taken out daily and piled on the
dump.
Matt Uric and others are still working
their lease on the Creole No. l, and are
running to tap the vein from the bottom OF
the shaft.
The Northland- Nevada and Mayflowe1
trouble still remains as at the close of last
week. Some news IN connection with it
Thoughts promised in day or so.
The Echo g. Park city railroad has had
a hard time during the week to keep the
road open. Three and four engines have
been required nearly every day to get a
train through. On Friday rotary snow
plow came up and spent the day clearing
the tracks at the lower DEPOT, and Satur-
day cleared up around the depot Its
operations were watched by large crowd,
TO whom rotary pillow was a new thing.
a sad accident occurred near the depot
Friday night, in which Charles Johnson, a
brakeman on the Echo & Park City rail
road, narrowly escaped with his life. He
was standing on the ladder of box car
when it startf suddenly, and he was
thrown off, falling on a snow drift and
rolling under the car. He grasped the
brake beam and held on for dear life, but
was dragged nearly three car-lengths be-
fore the car stopped. He was horribly mu-
tllated about the lower part of the abdo-
men, so much SO that an operation was re-
qu1red to save his life. DIR. Gregor at
tended to his wounds, and he was soon
resting comfortably. Saturday morning
he was taken to the Union Pacific hospital
at Ogden.
The johnson Brothers Dramatic COM
pany were to have appeared at the Park
opera house Monday night in 1.-THE Creole. -
but were greeted with so small house
that they decided not to plav
The late trains on the Park CITY e. Echo
have been compelled to do considerable
night work, and their constant Whistlinp
and Screechlng have made night hideous
during the last week.
LA grippe" is losing it's grip in the Park
Tor want OF more victims 1t came and
conquered. and we trust has passed on to
"greener fields and pastures new''
The wind still blows and the snow is still
drifting, and we are coming to believe that
1t Will never stop. There is over three feet
OF packed snow on Main street over which
there is constant and heavy traffic, and
III some places the roads pass over twenty
and thirty feet of snow
Mr.. and Mrs. g. c. Kidder entertained
their friends Tuesday night and the even
ing was pleasant one indeed to all pres
ent Progressive euchre was INDUCED in
and among the ladies the honors were car
ried off by Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Moffatt and
Mrs. LIE Compile, and Dr. lie Compile. Mr..
Moffatt and DR.. Gregor shared the honors
OF the gentlemen.
Frank r Davis, one of the Parks
popular young men, left Wednesday morn
ing for Phoebe, Nevada. Frank intends
to try his fortune in new fields. Success.
r. c. Green. assistant cashier of the
Park City bank, started east Saturday
morning on short visit with friends and
relatives in Chicago.
James Murdoch, Alex. Moffatt. A r
Emery and A. b. Richardson, were all in
Salt Lake during the week, attending the
Masonic Grand Lodge.
Deputy Marshal Sprenger came I'D Mon
day from Salt Lake and went ont IN
hamas on hunt for offenders of the law.
Mr.. William Buys, editor of the Wasatch
Ware, was in town Wednesday. accom-
panied by his brother, Surveyor E. BUYS.
Wallace Boyle was up from Ogden Mon
day and spent couple of days in the Park.
Foreman John Judge of the DAILY mine.
has been laid up this week with an attack
OF pleurisy. Mrs. Judge came out from
Salt Lake Thursday evening to attend him. |
M. S. Ascheim will return from Montana
this week
+. b. Harding returned from a business |
rip to the city Wednesday night and went |
pack Friday, feeling that the climate of the |
Park was not favorable to ''la grippe''
The Grismer Davies dramatic company
presented ''The World Against Herr to a
arge audience Friday night This com
,any is popular one in the Park, and are
always greeted with large houses.
The Metropolitan Opera House company.
u San Francisco, is the next attraction at
he Park Opera house. They play .sThe
'reat Metropolis" on February IL.
O. G