The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-12
Curtis, G. r. Norman, G. Snyder, ]. M.
Cohen, N. B. White.

Curtis, q, X. Norman, U. snyder, D. NJ
Cohen, N. b. White.
The Alliance tunnel was the scene OF an
accident Tuesday which will lay up Tor
time two miners Pat McGinn AMI Barney
Ferron, They were working in the face OF
the drift when they were caught under a
mass of falling rock. They were quickly
eXtricated and brought to town, where DE-
Wilson soon had them resting easily. Their
injuries were principally cuts and bruises
Jno Mcdonald returned this week from
a prospecting trip in Wyoming. He states
| that new district has lately been organ
lied about eighty miles south OF Fort Bird
ger, which bids fair TO be one of the most
important camps in the country. 1t IS
called Carbonate district and the ore pro
duced carries silver, lead and copper, one
| claim, the Dyer, having ten-foot vein
which averages a. per cent. copper. Mr.
| Mcdonald expects to return in the spring
and develop some claims he located
| for himself and other parties.
| The ten-round contest for points, be
tween Tom Whalep, of the Park, and Billy
Hennesy, coast slugger, came OFF IN the
opera house Friday night and was tame
affair. Whalen was much heavier than
! Hennesy, but still seemed to be afraid OF
him and throughout played on the defens-
i've. Hennesy is a game little fellow and
| if evenly matched would make q tine fight.
| AS to points the contestants were about
even. Australian" Kelley managed the
affair, assisted by G. Nj. Jackson. A small
house witnessed the contest.
Walter Bryant, of the firm of Sturges &
| Bryant, civil engineers, has been engaged
by the city to make surveys and furnish
estimates for system of waterworks. Mr..
Bryant came out Monday, and in company
with Mayor Gregor and Alderman William
son visited Island lake and the proposed
site of the reservoir. Mr.. Bryant says
that the plan Of the city council is prac-
tical one, and in couple of weeks he ex-
poets to furnish an estimate of the cost He
Is now at work running line.
The Steamboat group in Snake creek is
being developed, and the owners, e. W.
Berry and others, are confident OF big
thing in the near future. Their tunnel is
now in about 210 feet and they have eighty
feet yet TO run before catching the vein
They have ledge three feet wide which
carries a four-inch streak of ore, from
which assays have been made running a:
high as 6U0 ounces, and which will average
100 ounces. Work will be continued unit
the tunnel cuts the vein.
An accident happened near the summit
: on the line OF the Utah Central, which
nearly proved fatal An old couple, ageC
seventy-six, by the name of Lee, were re
, | 1IUHl WuOu IutlI YEAH
became frightened at the train and raj
away. The wagon was upset and when thu
old people were picked up Lee was founC
to hav3 received serious injuries, his lower
limbs being paralyzed. HIS wife receive;
injuries about the head. They were put OIL
the train and brought to the Park wher
they received medical care. The old gen
tleman will probably not recover.
The shipments from Mackintosh's sam
pier this week were smaller than usual, OF
account of lack of trans portation facilities
The Union Pacific is unable to supply cars
The following lots were shipped: Ontario
t $4,000 pounds; Anchor, first class, $50
l pounds; Anchor concentrates, 231, y
, pounds. Total, !0), 40 pounds. From tn
Crescent concentration, the following lot
g were shipped: Crescent concentrates
e 49, $50 pounds; Crescent, hrst-class
Y 100000 pounds; Richardson lease Crescen
Y ore, 81 40 pounds. Total, f73, $50. Tota
r shipments for the week, 1.473, $40 pounds
G. A. S.
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