The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-02

PARK CITY, April IA short force
is being operated at all the mines this
week on account of the bad roads. The
DAILY mine mas resumed hauling ore to
the Marsac mill this week. Water trou-
bles are still a feature on the 1000
foot level of the Daily mine, coming
from the south drift; still good pro
eress is being made in the driving of
some, and within the next 30 days Mr..
Quinn, its foreman, hopes to cut the
south vein. The coal supply at the
West Daily mine we learn is very short
on account OF poor roads in getting
full loads by team.
The Ontario has been giving its men
a Sunday off during the past three
weeks, fact much appreciated by the
men. which is only temporary.
The Anchor is driving ahead on old
lines to the satisfaction of the man.
agement.
The silver King mine has not been
working for the past three days and
will not resume before Thursday on
account of the bad condition of the
roads No coal being at hand to drive
the machinery.
Senator r. {. Chambers has returned
from a two weeks visit to New York
where he has been attending the bed
side of his old time friend and bust
ness associate J. B. Haggin. The sem
a.or will visit Park City either Satur-
day or Sunday.
Ex-Mayor henry Newell came up on
this mornings train from the metropo-
lis on business and returns this after
noon.
j. L. Gosslin, the wool man from Salt
Lake. came I'D this morning on bust
ness connected with his house.
W. Whitehill, connected with a Salt
Lake grocery house, came uD this
morning from Zion.
w. L. Willoughby. travelling circula-
tor for the Salt Lake Herald, came up
this morning in the interest of his
paper and will remain few days.
W. V. Rice. who has been spending
q few days here, will return to Salt
Lake this afternoon.
Part of the shift has been laid off
at the Marsac mine today to enable
certain repairs to be made. Tomorrow
the regular shift will go on.
J. H. keetley. the urbane foreman of
the great Ontario drain tunnel. was a
Park visitor yesterday. Work on the
tunnel is progressing well.
The Republicans held their caucus
tonight and named the following dele
gates to the convention to be held here
Saturday at D. m.
First Ward-J. r. Davis, Thomas
Kearns, Fred Roslund, Mrs. w. c. Wal
lace, S. L. Thompson, James Farrell,
w. D. Watson, L. L. Kneibau, Mrs.
W. d. Sutton, J. C. Weeter.
Second Ward-D. c. Mclaughlin,
Welsh. Mrs. H. S. Townsend, S. A.
Parshley. E. H. Buchanan, J. H.
Demming, Miss Lena Fayers. w. NJ.
Ferry, W. 1. Snyder, ]. NJ. Lockhart
Third Ward-James Jones, Mrs. T.
Sullivan, j. j. kearns, Isaac Post, ]. ].
jenkins, John Harrington.
Silver King Mine-Will Tretheway, c.
NJ. Doring, NJ. ]. DAILY, James Saun-
ders.
Anchor-w. c. Wallace, Dick VIII
liams.
DAILY and DAILY west-M. c. Harring-
ton, John Quinn.
ontario-E. N. Crosse, Matt. Con-
nelly
Henry Welsh was chosen chairman
The following panel for petit jurors
has been drawn:
Park City-W. E. Crompton. NJ.
Bailey, f. n. Ivory. William P. Nor
Jensen. d. G.. Davies, William Reich.
Charles Shields. 7. 8. Watson Walter
Wilcox, Joseph Fares. Charles E. Ford.
Ole Johnson.
Parley's Park-H. O. Young.
Woodland-John ]. Benson.
Coalville-J. A Smith, John Booth.
Upton-Samuel Robinson, James Rob
inson.
Echo-G. w Asper
WansAip-George Moore, Joshua PEN
dleton.
Rockport-Joshua Casey.
Peoa-H. D. Wright.
oakley--James Evans, Elijah Horton,
Marion Frazier
Kamas-E. Sorensen, Hugh Evans.
Don Lambert, Morgan Lewis sr.