The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-08
Unexpected Death of a Young
Lady at Park City.
DAILY COMPANY SUED.
HEAVY MINING COMPANY ORGAN
lied AT PROVO.
PrOvo's Many Social Clubs All Ac-
lively Engaged-Mrs. Mitchell, an
Old Resident of Payson, Dead.

PARK CITY, March "A handsome
young girl named Teresa Sims, aged
II years. Of Heber City, died here at
the home Of friends at D. m, last
evening from hemmorhage of the bow
els. The dead girl had the best OF
medical care, being attended by Dfs'
Lecompte and Gregor. Miss Sims was
sick Just q week and her friends hau
every assurance that she would speed
lily recover from what they deemed put
a slight trouble at first. The family
of the dead girl reside at Heber, Wnere
the funeral under the direction OF IN
dertaker Richardson viii take place To-
morrow afternoon under the auspices
Of the Latter-day Saints church
Personal.
James d. Murdoch. returned on this
mornings train from Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Mclaughlin were
passengers on this mornings Titan Cen
trail from Salt Lake after attending the
tabernacle concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas kearns re-
turned this morning from the metropo-
lis after few days sojourn there.
Mrs. w. G. Lamb came up on this
mornings train from Zion, after a three
days visit.
Mrs. G. D. Gregor returned to Park
City TINS morning after attending the
PadereWsKi and Sousa concerts.
w. V. Pice was a passenger on this
mornings train from the metropolis,
and viii spend Sunday here.
NJ. NJ. Cole returned this morning
from Salt Lake. whittier he went to
hear the great Sousa band.
Fred w. Hoyt returned this morning
after spending a few days in Salt Lake.
William Began was a passenger on
this mornings Utah Central train from
Salt Lake.
Richard Joseph. of the NJ. s. Aschiem
Mercantile company, returned this
morning from The metropolis, after at
tending the tabernacle concerts.
Robert Brogleman, our veteran res
tauranter, returned this morning from
Salt Lake thoroughly enraDtured with
the great Sousa-
Dick Waters, Park City's cigar man,
came up this morning from Zion.
The boys were joking Bert Kimball
on this mornings Utah Central train
as to whether mis- coal mine produced
coke or cooking" coal? Bert takes
things good naturedly and will in the
near future surprise his doubling
Thomas friends. Ell bein.
Fred Stoll and William HandleY, min
ers injured in the cage accident at the
DAILY mine some two months ago. have
brought suit against the Daily Mining
company in the district court for $1,000
each for injuries alleged to have been
sustained The London Guarantee and
Accident Insurance company is the de-
PENDANT, while the DAILY appears as
plaintiff.
The Anchor concentration since the
first of this week have put on another
shift to properly handle the increased
output.
The Silver King viii distribute the
needful today among its employees tor
the month of February. The stock
holders VIII also receive their dividends
amounting to S37. 500
Following are the ore shipments from
the Macintosh sampler for the past
week:
Silver King .................... 725,SS0
Anchor concentrates . 25I, 120
West DAILY concentrates ....... 271,S20
West Daily first class ........ 2O4. 800