The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-26

PARK CITY, Jan. 25.-The Latter
day Saints church will hold regular
services Sunday morning and evening.
Services will be held Sunday morning
and evening at the congregational
church.
High mass will be celebrated Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock and benediction
in the evening.
Morning and evening services will be
held at the Methodist Episcopal church.
St. Luke's Episcopal church is still
without g rector.
RESUMED DIVIDENDS.
After three years the great Ontario
mine has resumed paying dividends to
its stockholders and will on Friday
next distribute $4,000 to the holders of
its stock. This means for Park City
great deal of renewed activity in it's
area of the state. The Ontario has
paid in dividends a sum aggregating
nearly $4,000, 900. The three years
interval as a non-dividend payer caus-
ed by the heavy fall in silver has dem
onStrated its magnificent recuperatiVe
resources to carry on to completion
the great drain tunnel costing a mil
lion dollars without having recourse
to assessments speaks we'll for its man
agement besides paying its heavy OPP
Grating expenses. Today the mine is
in excellent condition with abundance
of good ore in reserve.
THE DAILY.
The DAILY mine will in the near fu-
ture resume paying dividends. During
the slump in silver heavy calls were
made on its exchequer in the driving
Of drain tunnel, paying operating eX-
penses, costly improvements, sinking of
the new shaft, Notwithstanding which
magnificent surplus was laid by, and
that without the levying of assess
ments. Three years ago when all the
silver mines in the country felt the
shock in the fall of silver which to
them meant the alternative of closing
down or carrying heavy assessments
and which a comparative small num-
Der withstood, it was reported and
found credence that the Daily, the old
time producer, had exhausted it's own
resources. Under able and conservative
management the crucial period was sat
isfactorily met and today the pros
poets of the mine were never brighter
during the past six years.
WEST DAILY.
The West DAILY will be the next pro-
ducer to make glad the holders of it's
stock. A great mine is there and under
its able management much is expected
and will as surely materialize I'm
mense bodies of low grade ore are
blocked out awaiting to be stopped
which its 125 ton mill will run. Its
high grade ores are being held in re-
serve for the dawn of brighter days
when silver shall be restored to its old
time place.
THE MORGAN.
The Morgan is going ahead with its
going up rapidly and when completed
it viii be second to none in this camp.
OTHER MINES.
The Anchor mine, while not listed as
a dividend payer, is a heavy producer
Of low grade ores. More than the usual
average was sent to the sampler dur
ing the past week.
The Silver King is shipping its usual
quota of first class ore. The ground
is being stopped right after the machine
abundance. Early next month the usual
monthly dividend of $37 800 will be
distributed to its stockholders.
Following are the ore shipments from
the Macintosh sampler during the
past week: Silver King, 6S9, $50 pounds;
White Rock, 10,440 pounds; Anchor
concentrates, 952,660 pounds; Anchor
first class concentrates, 254. 200 pounds.
Total, 1,SO6,450 pounds.
William Woodruff, Park City's nov
city and news dealer, went to Mercur
this week to attend to affairs in con-
nection with his branch house there.
On Monday morning, Jan. q, Mr.. J..
F. Ryan will open on Main Street,
(Feeney's store) business college to
all who are DESTROYS of acquiring a
practical business education. The ad-
vent of Mr.. Ryan will I'LL long felt
want and doubt not he will meet with
success.