The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-14

PARK CITY, Feb. 13.-Quite an i'm
portant strike was made this week on
the 900 level Of the West Daily mine
No returns have as yet been made on
the assays. Machines have been work
ing on this particular level showing
well at first in quartz, since, however,
developing into good milling ore The
writer is further informed of good
work being done on the LOO level
where the first class ore IS being taken
out. For this week the usual amount
of concentrates viii be sent to the
sampler
Work on the Crown Point, it is learn
ed will be resumed early next week
The shaft is now down some IS feet
and work will be pushed until salts
factory returns are made. The conf
pany is Incorporated for S1,0oo,oo0 with
100000 shares, of the par value of 81
per share. Patrick Ryan is president
and J. r Hickman is secretary Local
parties are heavily interested in this
new com pany-
Yesterda IS trains carried quite
number of Park City people to Ogden
and Salt Lake en- route to the ice
palace carnival at LeadVille, more will
follow today. In fact our people are
taking a lively interest in the matter
While pleasure and recreation is para
mount, yet the interchange of opin-
ions in a business way with the people
% the Centennial state is a vital mat
ter to be considered for the future
progress Of our new state. Friends
made at this time will be of incalcu-
III, s,, fat yav.n nf
the great state Of Utah.
PERSONALS.
Hon. R c. Chambers was a passen-
ger on the Utah Central this morning.
The duties of state senator, while oner-
Gus and eXacting, have been Creditably
performed by the member from the
Fifth senatorial district. A great deal
of work is now in the hands Of the
several committees to be acted on
from now on until the closing of the
session. Mr.. Chambers will start to
pay off his hundreds of employees to-
day, beginning at the mills. Tomorrow
the Ontario mine, Drain Tunnel and
DAILY mine viii be paid An early pay
day is what is appreciated by the men
and especially so Of the business men
of Park City.
Charles RooI1ledge, superintendent of
the Macintosh sampler. jOurneyed on
business to the metropolis yesterday.
James S. Murdoch went to Salt Lake
yesterday afternoon on business.
E NJ. West, of the Ogden Standard,
was a passenger on yesterday after
Moons train for Salt Lake.
William GlaSsman. editor of the Og-
den Standard, took this mornings L.
2. train for Ogden.
Alexander AIoffatt. superintendent of
the Ontario mill, returned yesterday
= -sT-EN Il
oils.
Scion Spiro returned on this morn
ing'5 train from Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns were
passengers on this mornings Utah
Central train from Salt Lake.
Mr.. ana Mrs. S. L. Radon came up
from the temple city this morning.
where they have been visiting for
few days.
=. ". Whitley, representing the salt
Lake produce company, is now here
making mis- usual trip.
J. C. Hooper and A. s. Bonney, bust
ness men Of St Joe. No, are here,
and are guests Of the Park City hotel
w, A. Woodward, a Denverite, is at
the Park City hotel.
II. A. Martin, advance agent of Bow
man and Young's minstrels, is here
arranging for the appearance soon of
the minstrel company to show at the
opera house.
w H. Cribben, Of Chicago. is So
iourning in Park City for a few DAYS
Everett Williamson, in charge of a
school at Woodland was a passen-
ger on yesterday afternoons train for
salt Lake, and to the palace at Lead
Vile.
LOCAL.
The social and entertainment given
by the ladies of St. Lukeis F,Djsconal
church last evening. was q social and
financial success. The Park CITY band
RECALLED the audience with some choice
selections that made the social a sue
cess Of the season
The leap year ball given by the ladies
CT Park City last evening at the opera
house, was enjoyed by all who attend
Cd. As result Of the ball 1t is said
engagements matrimonial win soon he
announced. There is nothing slow
about Pa X City D"
William II. Clement. bookkeeper Of
the West Daily mine, will. we nnder-
stand, occupy his spare time in LOOKING
atter the meteorological Observations
al the mine OF maximum and rninim1,n1
temperature, barometer, etc. in fact
ne VIII fill the post Of Mr.. wieginc
Of forecast fame. e9-iiS'