The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-30
PA Up * CITY
October 80
FRIDAY
IMPORTANT MINING NEWS.
Grand Society Event in the Opera House on
Wednesday Night.

yesterday afternoon. In an interview with
Mr.. Ferry he said: "The water in the
Anchor shaft is now going down as fast
as prudent for the safety of the upraise
and drift I was down to the water level
in the shaft today and the water is 1873 Ito
feet deep at the bottom of the shaft
The Anchor Mining company has two
surveying parties at work under the super
vision OF Engineer Brooks. One party
will survey the tramway line
from the tunnel to the concen-
traitor, recently bought by this company
and from thence to Richard McIntosh's
sampler. The other party will run water
main line from the ditch above Bonanza
| West, DAILY No 2 and Ontario with water
for boiler and domestic purposes.
IL IS generally understood that Mr..
chambers and company join Mr.. Ferry
ana company in the construction of this
| cline"
The surveyors were out surveying the
route yesterday.
THE GLENCo.
In a conversation with Mr. Curtis,
! manager of the Glenco, last evening he
said: the mine is looking very we'll The
! tunnel Is now IN about eight hundred feet,
anu IL found necessary we will soon siuk q
! oHohe' IuS UIdWU dCAS IQaG we encounter
! are lncaIcuIable. In the first place water
Is so scarce that we have scarcely enough
to run the conceni rator. IL was for this
! reason That the mill was shut down before.
Then, too, we have no road TO speak of,
which is the greatest drawback of all be
cause as we are compelled TO haul all of our
ore TO the Park by team, it is impossible to
get through the snow during the winter
months. We have so arranged It now,
| however, that l think we viii be able to
run In spite of all. We now have force
OF ten men at work, and make a shipment
tomorrow, amounting 10 twenty tOns.'
A BIG SOCIAL EVENT.
The correspondent of THE HERALD ton
dered Telegraph Operator G. h. GOst the
following report on Wednesday for trans
mission 10 this paper, but Mr.. Goist wanted
TO know what there was in it for him, and
when he found thai there was nothing "in
it, except the regular rates, he withheld
1t, as bis office hour terminates at 5 p. N.
The grandeSt social event OF the season
was given last evening at the opera house,
the event being reception given by eight
OF Park Clty's society gentlemen.
Inc brilliant costumes of the aides, the
bewlldering whir of gallants and beauX
engaged IN the intricate mazes of the waltz
with the chosen lady of their heart, the
swish OF sllken skirts, the odor of mum Der
less flowers, and the array OF gentlemen in
fuii dress, but helped TO make up scene
that will lnger in the minds of those at
tending for some time to come.
very delightful repast Was partaken of
by some sixty or seventy couples, after
which the dance continued until ''tne wee
sma' hours"
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Sutton, Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Dodds, Mr.
and Mrs. d. c. Mclaughlin, MIR. and Mrs
| k1rS 1 jpiI Dc
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. L.. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs
j. 5. Eby, MIR. and Mrs. +. 5. Fox, Mr.
r and MRS. H 5. Townsend, MIR. and Mrs.
,. l.. Radon, Mr. and Mrs. Con Hunt, MIR
1 and Mrs. L. KimUall, Mr.. ana Mrs. H. u
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs q. Il. Short, Mr.. auC
= Mrs. W. S. Mosby, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Os
q borne, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Cohen, Mr.
and Mrs Lockhart, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy
, Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. Loring. Mr.. and Mrs
! w. E. Chambers, Mr., aud Mrs. Ed Kim.
ball, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Mackintosh, Mr.
: and Mrs. w. j. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID
' Rookledge, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Rice, Mr.
aud Mrs. S. E. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. H
Fares, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hubbard, Mr.
and Mrs. c. S. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
, lace, Mrs. Dority, Mrs. Barton
= Miss Snyder, Miss Mcdonald Mis-
| Van Orsden, Miss NJ. Ferguson, Miss
Nj. Krigbaum, Miss E. Sutton, Mis-
hearns, Miss Ryno Miss Nellie Sutton
!, Misses Alice and Rose Raybould, Sal
Lake; Miss karnsworth, Miss Angel, Mis-
: n. Bransford, Miss Walden, Miss Burg
:. land, Messrs. A. b. Richardson, G. f
= Caldwell, E. P. Ferry, Mont. Ferry Q. E
i Emery, w. a. Wilson, Gid. Snyder, Franl
9 Foster, Briant s. Young, e. H. Hutchir
. son, d. NJ. Robbins, A b. Emery
y w. A. Landlord, George Brazler
+ G.. A. Parshley, E. p, LIE Compte
- f. Davis, w. b. Lamb, G. T. Gost, I
: Walden, H. W. Parker, Salt Lake; Der
. Welmet, g. E. Cordell j. Wilkes.
q The music was furnished by Mr.. Giles
= orchestra, and the refreshments by MI
. BrOgelmsn.
=. The prizes ana winners were as follows
>, Ladies F'irst-Mrs l.. Kimball, oxydize
- silver card receiver.
- Ladies Sacond-Siiver card case, Mrs
y jos. A. Young.
q Ladies Third-A leather medal with dat
% engraved in white raised enamel letter.
q won by Miss Van OrsdeD.
Gents First-Oxydized silver gar cast
O Mr.. w. Sutton.
Second-Silver stamp case H. S. Town
i send.
IL Third-Soup bowl and ladle with word
on it, You are In It." won by MIR. Et
Kimbal
=. The gentlemen giving it are to be cor
q graduated on the success achieved as
- augurs well for the future in social circle
] in Park City, as quite a number of gentl,
4 men last evening considered whether
give series during the winter or not.
:, Cards, to few, were one OF the pastimt
a. last evening, making the affair very Ease
mating.
NJ PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
o. Mr.. Fyler, travelling representative
II 0x. VI T1y1
lie is in the city connected with business
is that company.
Mt Three carloads of bricks were shipped
n this place from Salt Lake this week, to
s. used IN the erection of the hosting wor
III of the Morgan mine. The timbers for Il
galley frame are all set in place and the mi
10 will soon be able to start operations.
, Mr.. Nick IRE week came up on Wedne
W days morning tram on business connect
~ with the Alliance.
as The last shipment of rock for the ne
err schoolhouse arrived in the city yesterda
~ The rock is red sandstone, furnished
N John Sheriff, of Salt Lake.
be 7 Park City hotel arrivals yesterda
he were: +. Thompson, New York, j.
ly Vail, Omaha; Charles KinyOn, Salt Lax
70 The sampl1ng mills output yesterday was
he DAILY ORE g6l
at Maytiower ore ....----..... ---- 50
no Mayfower concentrates 13
olr Anchor concentrates - CT.
he On'"iio "a
he Mr.. f. Richardson, of the firm of Ric
ardson & Robson, is on the sick list
Mr.. David Keith went to Salt Lake Ii
evening on business connected with t
ed Mayfiower and Northland litigation.
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