The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-06-28
UTAh'S GREAT CAMP
Social, School, Church and Sport.
ing News.
WHAT ALL THE MINES ARE DOING
Young snyder Attempts suicide by Stabbing
Himself in the THROAT, but He
Will Recover.

A. =. Emery was visitor to Zion this
week
Mrs. George c. Kidder has returned
from California.
= George W. Groo was down to Salt Lake
most of the week.
The West End is idle but in all probable
ty will be reopened this summer.
Rev. John Teller and wife left Saturday
for their new home in Salt Lake.
II rained again Friday. The changes in
the weather OF late have been many.
There is some talk of work being re-
sumed on the Utah Central extension.
Work on the Kerr group is progressing
nicely. The tunnel is now in l10 feet
T. H--Perkins and L. M. Butler. of Salt
Lake, took in the sights OF the Park this
week.
The appearance of the Union Pacific pay
car here Monday, made all the employees
happy.
Hon. E. P. Ferry is home again. He
returned Saturday, bringing with him his
children.
The nations birthday will not be cele-
brated in Park CITY. Her people will go
elsewhere.
The Glencoe shaft will be sunk in the
fan. Hosting works will be erected to run
big mine.
james h6Quclly was up lTOm SdlI LIKE
Saturday looking over his Scott hill min
ing property.
The Roaring Lion lessees have started
up their jigs and will now concentrate their
low-grade ores.
The Ontario bullion shipment this week
was forty-one bars containing -, 49,. 09
ounces of fine silver.
The registration list has increased this
year nearly 20 per cent. There are over
1900 names on the list
TIE Apex lessees are iigging their low
grade ore now. They will make some large
shipments this summer.
Sheriff John Z. Weber rsturned Thurs
CAV from Salt Lake, where he has been for
some time for his health.
The members of the Methodist church
treated their new pastor and wife TO sur
prise Wednesday evening.
Varcoe and F'lindt are working the
Mayfower dump again this summer. They
have five men at work juggling.
The Creole dump is being run through
Mcdonald and Hethers' iigs. They made
q good sized shipment this week.
The shipments Of ore from the Park are
increasing in size rapidly. This week the
total run up to =, 40, 80 pounds.
Z. H. Russell is spending the summer in
Europe. Z. NJ. Johnson is manager Of the
Russell process during his absence.
Bishop Seaman and Rev. Father Kelley
were up from Salt Lake Thursday to at
tend the closing exercises of st. Mary's
academy.
The town of Midway is making great
preparations to celebrate the Fourth
Heber and Coalville are also preparing to
be joyful.
The Himalaya will be opened up this
season. The board Of directors will soon
vic ha ynin and dQcida nm "a mis- Of
operations.
Matters in the Glencod country are
picking up. Different parties owning
claims there are preparing to open them
this summer.
TherGun club had another shoot Sunday
last which resulted in L. E. Camomle Sc
curing the gold medal, Frank Wescott the
silver and Charles Gitsch the leather medal
TIE work in the Lucky Bill shaft has
disclosed few pockets OF mineral lately
and the indications are that the vein is very
near. The prospects for the Lucky Bill
were never better.
Frank Collins and Clarence Logan will
give grand bon bon ball in the opera house
Friday evening next They are making
splendid arrangements and their efforts
should be appreciated.
The Daily company is contemplating the
erection of a refinery at the Marsac mill,
which Will IcuuCc Tue SulpulQeS prOu1ceQ
there by the Russell lixiviation process to
silver 1t will cost abou. s., 900.
Business in the Park is good and mer-
chants have no complaint. The Park City
bank reports that collections are good and
the volume of business is as large as at
the same time in previous years.
The Utah Central will run q special
trai1. out of the Park at a. m. on the
Fourth to accommodate all those who de-
sire TO celebrate in Salt Lake. The train
will leave Salt Lake at p. n. returning.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
children had q grand time Tuesday last
down at Summit Grove on the line of the
Utah Central About two hundred people
were out to the picnic and all pronounced
II a very enjoyable occasion.
The Ontario school closed Friday. and in |
the afternoon the children rendered Q very