The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-26
UTAH'S GREAT CAMP
Water is Fast Sinking in the
Anchor Shaft.
ALL BUSINESS is IMPROVING
Mining, Social, Educational. Political, Relig,
ious, Personal and Other Matters Of
Interest In the Park.

Snow one week, dust the next
Honorable E. P. Ferry is in Salt Lake
again.
The Daily No. shaft is now go feet deep
and all work at it is progressing nicely.
William Allison and DR.. F. S. Durham,
OF Coalvllle, spent Monday in the Park.
William G. Robinson, of the firm of Rich
ardson q Robinson, is down with an attack
of typhoid fever.
William Curtis, superintendent of the
Glencoe mine, is able to be out again after
his recent illness.
A. B. Richardson left the Park Thurs
day, for short trip to Tooele county, with
the territorial board of equalization.
George Benton has been down from the
Lucky Bill mine this week. He reports
everything moving along nicely there.
Cummings Bros, of Heber, the we'll
known cattle men, shipped seven cars of
cattle from the Park Sunday, to Omaha.
The bullion shipment from the Ontario
mill this week amounted to forty two bars
containing 70, IL lne ounces Of silver.
Business of all kinds is picking up in the
Park, and the coming season promises to
be one OF the best the town has ever had.
Measles are epidemic now, number of
cases having been reported. 1t is of mild
type, though, and no deaths have occurred.
Street Commissioner Bennett has had a
large force of men and teams at work this
week cleaning the winters Accommodations
from Main street.
Ex-Mayor Newell is back again from
Montana. He brought with him some fine
samples OF new state ore from the
Orc Elmo district.
w. H. Dodge, one of the Parks old tim
ers, VINO has been visiting in Salt Lake and
California during the winter, has returned
TO the city and will remain here.
The ore shipments are climbing upa lit
tie. The total this week was 1,761, 010
pounds, divided in the following lots: On
tarlo, &c., $50; DAILY, 346, 800; Anchor con-
centrates, 45l $40.
The Crescent tramway is being relieved
OF Its snow by force or thirty men, pre-
paratory to active operations. The new
engine has arrived and is beauty. 1t is
being put in condition for running
The subject of temperance was ably
handled by Rev. Father Gilligan, in his
last Sunday evening sermon. Every word
was to the point, and matters were not
minced. Work of this kind is needed in
the Park, and Father Galligan is on the
right track.
The water is lowering in the Anchor
shaft, having gone down ten feet In the last
lew weeks. The road to the mine is being
shoVeled out so that supplies can be taken
up TO start the work of grading for the
hosting works. A large force of men will
be put on in few days
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church will give social May l, the
principal feature of which will be ladies'
whlstling match. The contestants are in
training, and one can hear everything from
Aud Lang Syne' to "Llsten to the
Mocking Bird" with variations. The
affair promises to be rather unique.
The Fairies entertainment given by the
Epworth league in the Methodist church
Thursday evening drew out large mum
Der of people. The house was crowded,
many standing through the entire per-
Torrance, which lasted over two hours.
All the parts were well rendered and
| heartily received. The league will clear
over Sl25 from the entertainment.
The first card party for long time was
given Wednesday evening last by Mr.. and
| Mrs. W. V. Rice. Progressive pedro''
was the game and all present heartily en-
joyed it. The evening was one of the
happiest known here for long time The
prizes were awarded as follows: Ladies'
first, Mrs. w. w. Mackintosh second,
Mrs. w. 5. Scott; third, Miss May Krig
| g.
second. G. A. Short; third, j. w. Geiger.
The following were present: Mr. and
Mrs; A. B.. Richardson, l. L. Osborne,
w. E. Chambers, w. w. Macintosh, P.
H. Lynch, w. s, Scott, c. VI. Wilson, &.
S. Austin, j. M. Cohen, F. S. Fox. F. E.
Harding. G. A Short, L. P. Kimball, E.
G. Williamson; Misses Cunningham, SUIT
ton, krigbaum, Stanchfield, and Messrs.
E. z. Ferry, j. w. Geiger, G. d. Rock
| Ledge .TOhn Diam and p Dovic
The following members of the Home
Dramatic and their friends visited the Park
Tuesday: j. d. Spencer and wife, B. S.
Young and wife, Mrs. Nettie Smell, Mrs.
Birdie Cummings Miss Ivy Clawson, F.
8. Beattie and wife, f. w. Scarf, Valley
Tan Johnson, H. G. Whitney and wife,
Fred. Clawson, H. M, Wells, and Miss
Groesbeck. They were royalty entertained
at the Ontario mine and in the evening
after the theatre were rendered reception
by Mrs. A. b. Richardson and Mrs W. W.
Macintosh. at the home of the former.
The club spoke very highly of their treat
ment IN the Park as to their entertainment
The regular city convention meets Mon
day next and the political contest wakes
warm.
The different ward caucuses were held
thursday evening and aldermen nominated
from the different wards. In the FRS,
ward h. L. kimball was nominated by &C
clamation, as was also E. Kimball in the
Third ward. The Second ward had a con-
test, but it resulted in Thomas Cupit secur
ing the nomination for alderman for one
year and o. Q. LocRhart the nomination
for the Office for two years. The latter
gentleman was nominated by reclamation
The following delegates were elected tc
the city convention:
First ward-D. f. Condor, F. H. White
John Paradise, Dan ROBBINS, E. Thompson
E. Thiriot, E. P. Hatch, e. H
buchanan and E. w. Berry. Seco ld
ward-J. H. Rogers, E. p
Ferry, a. b. Emery, E. G. Williamson,
Charles Metals, H. S. Townsend. Thomas
Cupit, o. c. Lockhart. James Quinn, Jane:
Ivers, l. L. Osborne, H. Newell, R. c.
Gum, F. w. Hayt, Henry Shields, d. C.
Mclaughlin and w. l. Snyder
Third Ward-B. McDonough, E. Kim.
ball. D. Bader, j. Durkin, Matt Uric, j. D
Murdoch, B. M. Sperry, d. Morgan and j
w. Pearson. The ward committees are fol
the First, L. P. Kimball, H. G. Bates ant
B. Riley; Second, L. E. Camomile, G.
Hunt and D. G. Mclaughlin; Third, d
Bader, M. Harrington and j. E. Foster.
G. A. S.
For Rheumatics.
Old remedies for diseases were of fear