The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-03

OF VIII De
held at Park City on Saturday, Septem-
her s, for the purpose of electing nine
teen delegates to attend the territorial
Democratic convention in Salt Lake
City on September Is. The convention
will consist of fifty-two delegates The
primaries in the various precincts will
be held at the usual places on Wednes-
daY. September 8. for the purpose of
h electing delegates to the above con-
vention.
A change has been made in the
train service from Echo, beginning
yesterday. August 80. which will prove
o. great convenience and Importance
to the citizens of Coalville. Hereafter
passenger train No. will leave Echo
going west at 10 a. m, instead of 1:30
o. M. as heretofore. This will make
good connections for passengers from
Coalville. and they will no longer be
Obliged to wait for several hours in
Echo for the west-bound passenger
Coalville Times.
Potatoes are offered in American
Fork at 25c. per bushel, and but little
demand at that.
A A gentleman was down from Ia
Plata Monday. He has spent two win
tiers in the now famous gulch. Last
winter the snow piled up to eight feet
on the level: the previous winter the
Whlte blanket which spread over the
gulch through January and February
was twelve feet thick. This spring
ear!V rains and frosty nights formed
sueh a thick crust that a man on horse
pack could travel for miles over the
country with no fear of his animal
breaking through into the deep snow
tts IN; work IN the camp is at a
standslill at present and the place is
ueserted. But it is only a question of
time when permanent boom will in
luse into its veins the wonted life and
Nlsof. The hills around the place are
chuck full of rich mineral that will
Gne day be worked. The care with
men the most heavily interested La
lata mine owners are watching their
INTERESTS guarding and fighting for
lhelr utles, is proof positive that the
camp has bright day in store There
Is movement now on foot TO COM
Inehce work on some Of the most valu-
a6Ie mines. but it is questionable
Mnelner work of any great magnitude
vii De started before next spring.
Brigham Bugler.
Mortimer Wright, whose illness was
mentioned in last SATURDAYS RueIer
oled unexpectedly Sunday morning. He
was active on his feet "a few minutes
petore. The accidental rupture of a
blood vessel in the head and Rrieht's
disease were the causes The rupture
was caused by bo!ting a meal and
rushing ont to catch a train. Weeks
ago the blood vessel burst. since which
time quantities of blood have poured
from his nose at irregular intervals A
snort time ago Mortimer stayer over
night with relative in Ogden. A six
quart pan was placed at the side of
a
commence. Next morning the people
were Mortified to find the pan nearly
fuil of pure red blood Even a man
with the massive physique and giant
strength Of his could not long stand
such extraordinary drains. The funeral
services were held Monday.-Bugler.
L. II. Jones, age IS. died Wednesday.
"A short time before he was out on the
Promontory range after some horses.
While riding along his horse stumbled
and fell, throwing the rider to the
ground with great force. Jones Law
! there stunned and bleeding for several
hours. He managed TO reach a settle
ment and was brought home. He got
up and was around as usual last week.
/ Tuesday he was unable to leave his
bed. BE expired early next morning.
Examination prcved that his recent
fan caused his death. He was ruptured
internally. and for over a week his
lungs have been slowly filing Up with
the escaping blood from the internal
wound. The funeral services were held
Tuesday. Company d was out to see
their comrade buried.-Bugler.
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs A
n Snow gave delightful sociable at
Iheir beautiful home to a number of in
1lted guests. The pleasures of the
|evening We're crowned with delicious
refreshments served at tables scattered
over the lawn. Among those present
were Prof. c. A. Whiting and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Loveland, Mr. and Mrs.
c w. Horsely, Mrs. /. T Pierce, Mrs.
l.. Il Pierce, Mrs. ]. r. Stephen, Miss
Ella Chase, Miss Tennie Snow, Miss
Iorie Nichols, Miss Rowe. c. e. Snow,
Will Glover, and others-Bugler.