The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-29
Park City P1ckinss.

PARK CITY, Dec. 2S.-A1ter the
short lay off the mines have resumed
operations, all the shifts reporting for
work on yesterday afternoon and
night. The Ontario is making progress
on the new ground beng opened up.
Ore in sufficient and paying quantt-
ties is being mined. The Ontario mill
has all the ore it can run.
The Daily mine is making excellent
runs both as to quantity and quality.
On the average 100 tons is being hoist
ed in the "a hours. The Marsac mill
has all the ore it can handle.
The Morgan mine is making appre-
cable progress in the erection of it's
new shaft house. Notwltnstand4n
the cold wave has made the work diff
cult, SO men are in underground and
surface work.
The Anchor, the old reliable, is run
ming along it's old lines with good
showing in the ore sent to the sam
pier Its ore bins are well filed. the
best evidence of progress. AT the re-
cent meeting of the stockholders OF TINS
company held at Cleveland. O.. the
following officers were elected: Fran
els Smith, president; E. F. Holmes, vice.
president; H. E. Myers, secretary;
Walter Scott, assistant secretary; w. S.
Mccormick, treasurer; David Keith,
general manager and superintendent.
Drifting at the new shaft of the DAILY
has been temporarily suspended on ac-
count of necessary repairs on the air
compressor. About the first of the year
work will be resumed.
The West Daily is sending it's usual
quota of ore to the sampler. New
ground is being continually worked.
The result will show in the next quar-
ter marked improvement in this
property. The machinery for the new
concentration is being rapidly placed
In position and the management hopes
to have trial run made about the
middle of next month.
Oscar E.. Lawrence, Of the Cumber-
land group, reports progress at his
be made early next month. The annual
meeting of the stockholders of this
company will be held at Salt Lake
city Saturday, Jan. Is.
The Alliance tunnel is temporarily
tied UP in consequence of restraining
order issued last Tuesday evening.
Forty men were laid off pending a
hearing before the court. The Rand
air compressor and other machinery
from the old Empire hoist will be util-
lied when the management resumes
work.
The monthly dividend of the Silver
King Of $4,000 will be distributed on
the 18th of January to its stockholders
Robert Mulhall, of the Comstock
mine, has returned from a two weeks
visit to Salt Lake city. Active work
will be resumed on the property.
Following are the ore shipments
past week: Silver King, 593,640 pounds;
Anchor concentrates. 319,560 pounds;
West Daily concentrates, $4,000 pounds;
total pounds, 99S160.
Personals.
A good audience enjoyed u treat in
Effie Ellsler and her company in LAS
You Like It.. Thursday evening.
]. M. Easton. representing the cloth
ing firm of Tootle, Wheeler & Mott,
of st. Joe, Mo-, circulated among Park
City merchants this week.
Edward Mclaughlin, the genial old
time Parkite, returned after an alb
sence of five weeks on business in
Idaho Mr. Mclaughlin reports splen-
did showing in the Boise Basin and
Willow Creek mines AT the latter $500
gold ore is being shipped. The weather
up there is fine, scarcely any snow
having fallen.
Rev DR.. Tiff, of Salt Lake, will de-
liver a lecture on "Americanism'' at
the Methodist church, Sunday, the 18th
inst. Many will attend to hear this
silver tonSued divine OIL subject that
is so prominent before the people OF
this country. Admission will be soc.
Lecture to begin at 7:5O p. m.
The city marshalship fight is now on
fast and furious. The one who is
best equipped for the position and who
will not lose his head in any emer-
gency, who has the respect and con-
fidence OF the people, who has the in
telligence, manhood and physical vigor
to qualify him for the place and of
great moment is the fact he has the
name and support of 95. per cent of the
business men of Park City on his pc
tition to the council-elect. From every
indication William E. Boyd will be
our next city marshal. None better
could be obtained.