The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-04
In the Great Camp.

PARK CITY, April 3.-Work at the
Silver King was resumed last night at
II D. m. after a temporary lay-off of
four days on account of the bad roads.
The West DAILY is reported by its fore
man as running along smoothly with
the exception of a scarcity of coal as
only three days supply is now at
the mine. However, an effort will be
made this morning to have the teams
haul coal to the mine. The West DAILY
concentration is at present working one
shift. Later on when the water supply
can be increased another shift will be
put on.
In Park City this week the Diamond
Gold and Silver Mining company was
organized. Dr. G.. D. Gregor, presi-
dent; John P Nimmo, vice-president,
and manager; Adam LIGHTER, secre-
tary: DR. K. A. Kjos, treasurer, and
]. w. Game superintendent. The pro-
perty consists of the Tessora and IN
dependent claims partially developed
in the Tintic mining district.
Following are the ore shipments from
the Macintosh sampler for the past
week:
SILVER KING -l4f,JIU
Anchor concentrates. 303, 430
Anchor first class. $3.50
Varcoe concentra ties. .............. 69,4lO
Stafford concentrates. ........... $3.50
Total pounds. ...................S6 5, $50
The Ontario mill has shipped thirty
three bars of base bullion this week,
more to follow early next week. The
Marsac has made it's regular ship
ments with more to follow next week.
The city council met this week and
approved the regular monthly pay rolls
of city officers, Streets buildings and
lights. Bills amounting to S1,309.5S was
passed. Treasurer J. H. Deming re-
ported cash balance on hand of $10,-
SS5.29. Recorder F. w. Hoyt reported
a balance of S10,S06.69. The marshal
reported forty-four arrests for the
month of February, S434 being collected
for fines. City sexton reporteA three
deaths and nine births. The following
liquor licenses were granted for the
quarter ending June 80, 1896: NJ S.
Ascheim Mercantile company, Shields
Bros, Riley & Towey, F. c. Thompson,
Bates & McPhee, P. J. Donovan, AL
bert e. Becker. Pat Clark & Son, Nc
Polin e Gallagher, John McQueeney,
Adam Leichter, w. H. Veale and NJ.
c. Lawrence.
PERSONALS.
John L. Weber, our ex-sheriff and
city marshal, has resigned the fore
manship of the Woodside mine to be
succeeded by Peter Kinney an old
time practical miner. Mr. Weber will
take a needed vacation to visit his old
home at Galena. Illinois and will not
return until about the 1st of May.
Mr.. Weber's many friends wish him
pleasant journey.
Max Joseph, a bright young man,
arrived in Park City from New York
yesterday. the brother of popular Dick
Mr.. Joseph will make Park City his
home and will be with the NJ S.
Ascheim Mercantile company.
Mrs. A. B Simmons and children
went TO the metropolis yesterday after
noon to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. Louis Reich and children
journeyed to the temple city yesterday
afternoon for rest and recreation.
The Utah Central has put on another
coach for the convenience of confer
ence travel Both coaches were COM
filed yesterday afternoon. A
rate of $3.50 for the round trip being
made, good until the 18th inst.
Meyer S. Ascheim, the senior men,
Der of the mercantile house of that
name, returned to Park City this
morning from New, York after an