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

PARK CITY, Feb. Work has been
resumed at the Alliance mine. A drift
IS now being run to connect the lower
workings Of the Alliance with the En-
pire shaft. Resuming work at this
mine, which has disbursed nearly
100000 in developing this property
without getting a pound of ore so far,
deserves encouragement and meets
with the best wishes of the people of
Park City.
The Ontario mine is doing splendid
work and promises in the future to
90 equally as well as it has done to its
stockholders in the past. The Ontario
mill has all it can run and a comfor-
table reserve Of ore is in its ore house.
The DAILY mine is looking weIl-in
fact. better than during the past six
years. During the early part Of last
week Mr. Chambers. its superinten-
dent was out and looked over the
workings Of the mine and left it with
a mind entirely satisfied.
The West Daily mine is doing well.
Its new m II is running satisfactorily,
to the evident delight of its manager,
John J. DAILY. None Of its ore has
been sent during the past week to the
sampler, as all the water required to
run the mill is now at hand to oper-
ate same from the new tank.
The Anchor mine is running along
on old lines, the usual amount Of ore
being sent to the sampler for ship
ment.
Mr.. H. D. Rippeto. mining expert
for the Walker Bros. of Salt Lake,
came I'D this week and looked over the
Morgan mine. The result of Mr.. Rip
peto's Investigation was entirely sat
isfactory. The new shaft house is get
ting good progress.
The Silver Kings tonnage of ores
for shinment during the past week has
been above the average. From re-
liable source we learn that the mine is
looking we'll. Next Friday viii be pay
drav at the mine and on Saturday a
dividend Of S97,500 will be paid its
stockholders.
The Comstock mine. under the man
agement of Robert Mpllhan. is pro-
crossing well Mr.. Mullhall has been
giving his indiv' dual attention to the
Good results are expected from this
property in the near future.
SOCIAL.
The Odd Fellows lodge gave to its
members last evening a delightful
supper and entertainment. Everybody
who attended enjoyed themselves and
went home well pleased with the
nights pleasure.
The Home Whist club was enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs f S Fox.
Park avenue. Thursday evening, Jan
Uary &C. a delightful time was en-
joyed by all present. Mrs. L. z. Hub
bard and Lynn KimbaIl scoring the
highest number Of points, received tl9
prizes respectively. The club viii hold
its next meeting at the residence of
Mr. and Mrs. L. z. Hubbard, Main
street.
PERSONALS.
David Keith went in on the after
noon train to spend Sunday in Salt
Lake
Ferg Ferguson. who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Keith. his sister. re-
turned to the metropolis this after
noon
Mr.. and Mrs W. C. Lamb were
passengers on Yesterdays afternoon
train for Salt Lake.
Charles Rookledge, superintendent
Of the Macintosh sampler OF Park
City, journeyed to Zion on the after
noon train.
Recorder f. W. Hoyt went in to Salt
Lake to spend Sunday this afternoon.
Hon. George @. Cannon and party
from Salt Lake came I'D Oh this morn
ing's Utah Central train. A double
seated conveyance was in waiting at
the depot to take the party to Heber.
What the purpose of the visit was
could not be learned.
James Ivers returned today from a
visit to Salt Lake. where he has been
on business.
Following are the ore shipments
from the Macintosh sampler for the
past week:
Silver King. 826,56o pounds; Anchor
concentrates, S35.S7O pounds. Total,
1.161.930.
At Roy's hall last evening the L. D.
s. Relief society, under the tutilage of
Mrs. A. L. Thompson. a delightful en-
tertainment was given. Music was a
feature to the many who attended: a
delightful lunch was also served. The
occasion was the 18th anniversary of
the birth of the gentle, loving Zina
D. Young.