Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-10
PARK CITY IS IN IT.
lrranGsmlnts for the Celebration Of
Independence Day.
ONTARIO BUILDING A NEW MILL.
Daly-Wesi big shlpment-Ihe Ontario
Mill Staris.-Iively Times at the
CITY in the Hills.

PApK CRY, June Park City at
the present time is looking bright and
cheerful. The surrounding snow.elad
mountains and beautiful canyons give
q picturesque Appearance to the city
not enjoyed by any other mining town
10 the West with the busy streets
and bright looking stores, stranger IL
very much Impressed with tho pros
perity Of the town. During the past
week greater number Of strangers
have been In the city than for n long
time, mostly bent upon visitlng tue
various mines, where In all cases they
are made welcome.
Newscf the outrage pernetrateh at
Eureka, Ia the blowing up OF houses,
has been freely discusssd here by ali
glasses Of people, and ON al Sides can
ie hoard the expression OF cOiurmha'
lion OF the act. ana hopes arc enter
tuiued that the guilty parties may be
caught AMI punished ~ they rchly
eserve. Mining camps where such
utragcs occur nru under cloud until
tlo deed 10 wiped out, aud In this
amp there Ia no record Of any such
de ed ever being done.
The warm weather and the near
approach Of the an OF July have stim.
uiatsl the people Of Park CITY 10 get
. up monster celebration. Al tue
meeting hold at the city hall few
evenings ago much intugtft was taken,
ard the general opinion Of those
lfesent was that nothing should be luit
undo ., and, 10 that end, committees
we're appointed 10 arrange programs
aud attend 90 other details In cOnuec.
Won with the same. The Railroads
VIII be asked 10 make special rates aud
tue management OF the Crescent Min.
ing company viii he asked 10 throw
open the tfnmway 10 tho public on
that day. A rock drilling contest for
pllzes Will be ono q the great events
Oi tue occasion, anu expert. With ham-
mrr anu drill from different paris Of the
country Will DO Invited toatlcnd.
our shipments still continue at
lively rate, aud new mines are gwen
encouragement by the great demand
ior ore from the various smullcH. A
lot Of 100 tons OF Dhiy-West first class
ore was delivered TO the Macintosh
sampler during the week. This *
only n starter and it 10 n well known
fact that other lots Of the same grade Of
ore will soon find their way TO the
market.
The heavy shippers, Ontario, DAILY,
Silver King, Anchor and Crescent
still keep up their shipments, with Ia.
dicatlons pointing 10 increased produce
ton as the season advances.
During the past week the Utah Cen.
trail has had very large business IN
hauling ore aud rock 10 Salt Lake. On
an average 10 cars OF ore per day has
Deen shipped, anu the large street paw.
Ing contracts I'm Salt Lake have de-
manded many cars Of rock.
Last Monday morning the town
awOke with happy surprise awaiting
the eatly users. Many horso. anu
teams were seen at work excavating
Ter the new mill OF the Ontario com.
pany. This work will be pushed 10
completion, sni then the ground viii
he turned over 10 the rock mas1ns for
the foundation. An idea OF the mag.
nitude If TITS foundation can b.
gained by moving that over two hun.
dted cars Of rock will be- required Tot
that work alone. The saw mills iu
the surrounding c0uutry have started
up TO supply the demands for the
great amount OF timber and lumber
which VIII be needed. Thus can be
seen iLr great benefits 10 all glasses by
the Inauguration OF any great eutrf-
prise. This mill will be- used for leaol-
iug purposes, TO treat the great amount
OF tailiuTs which have accumulated
ioreuveTal ycars.
The weather during the day for the
past week las been very warm, but
with cool nights anu mOrninKs no
complaint IL heard from oyer.neat.
The dust IN heavy In tue lower part uI
t9wn, anu there IL acryiug heed lot
sprinkllng carts o. the route used by
thb ore teams.
Tho Ontario mill started up again |
last wednesday, after u shut down Tor |
three weeks. The mill n nov fully |
equipped with gas furnaces. has Teen |
thoroughly overhauled.
a carload Of happy children, under |
the care OF Mrs. C0rdell, went u Kim. |
balls over the Utah Central To-Day, Tor |
an outing. This ~ one OF many rarties |
which win be given at that delightiui |
place during the coming summer.
Samuel Ewing and j. J. DAILY spent |
bhNNhF VI AAtN week III tnt camp, |
visiting the Daly.West aud other min. |
ing proier,ie IN which they are inter.
e-teu. Sam gays the DAly-West iA
"c3rkeh" and viii yet prove Itself the
gtente-. mine in the camp.
Mrs. w. 8. Hedges and sou, Emory,
tpept y few days Ia the park the fore
4 .rt u the week.
". s. G0dbe and daughter were seen
ou u, atreets Sunday,
q 'atgo social gathering was held at
ttu r'sidenoe OF Charles RoOkledge,
lu Htriu,Gnuent Of tho Alackintosh
sampler on Monday evening. Gamts
uui feifeshmehts were the order, and
G d,llghtiul evening was spent.
The annual ball of the a. o. u, w,
WGe held at the PARA opera house
luttday night. A large crowd was In
attendance, aud a pleasant time was
h"u' WILL.
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