The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-28

PARK CITY. Feb. .27.-The Critten-
ton eTangelists left this morning over
the Union Pacific via Ogden direct TO
Butte, Mont Ogden people made re-
quest to have the party remain over
a few days and continue the good
work so well begun. Mr.. Crittenton
informed the writer that while he and
his party would mucn like to grant
the favor asked, yet they could not do
so at the expense Of other engage
ments elsewhere. Butte, therefore, viii
be their next field to work in the vine
yard Of the. Lord From there the
Pacific coast states will all be visited
and ten days allotted to each city. and
the return will be made by way Of the
gulf and Atlantic states.
OFF FOR NIERCUR
Fred r. Davis. our popular justice
of the peace, left on yesterday after
moons train for Salt Lake and Mer-
cur. where himself and five or six other
Parkites are interested in some prom
Using claims near Mercur. All of Fred, 5
friends wish that the promising smile
Of Fortune may turn into tangible
embrace of ducats galore.
HEBER'S DON JUAN.
Sheriff ]. ". Harrington arrested
for fornication, on complaint, at Heber'
Wasatch county. young ID. Brig Witt,
2 dentist of good address and promise.
The arrest created a surprise among
his many friends and acquaintance
in Park City, where he is well known,
lhaving at different periods had an OF
flee here and practiced his profession
the case is an attractive elf. who sue
s.umbed to the Establishments of the
nolar extractor Her name is Eliza
beth Ziviville, and she lives with her
parents at Midway, WaSatch county.
on the 18th day Of November 1888, at
Park City, the complaint alleges as the
day the improper relations IS Sald 10
have taken place between the swan.
Sheriff Harrington brought TO Park
City the erring young man, where ne
was taken before Justice 7. r. Davis
and waived examination to the Third
district court at Coalville. Bonds we're
furnished in the sum of 500. Fred
Rasband and Milton Witt became
the sureties. Racy developments are
anticipated in view Of the prominence
of the young man. 1t is said that the
Young woman is enciente.
NOTES.
Lawrence Crane, a popular employee
of the DaIy mine. is down with very
severe attack of pneumonia. Ine pest
of medical attention is at his disposal
and his many friends hope that ne
may soon recover.
At the DAILY mine yesterday morn
ing on the south drift Of the 1,0O0-toot
level. after firing a round from the ma
chine a large stream Of water was dis-
closed from the bottom of the drift.
Considerable water has heretofore been
encountered. but not in the quantity
this last flow made. The track. al
though raised six inches a few days
before. was not high enough, as yes
terdav at > y. IN. the track was six
snches under water. quickly filling the
surnps in both shafts. The twelYe-inch
drain pine was found to be inadequate
to convey the surplus water. Another
pine will be put in today that will
cover any future contingency of like
character. Similar deluges were en-
countered on the 500 level and only q
few days were required TO drain the
WAFER off; so no serious or permanent
trouble is a.pprehended.
+ s DTiscon, who has charge OF the
shifts in the Ontario No. 5. met with an
accident at 3 o'clock yesterday morning.
Tie was engaged in timberinE when a
plate slipped and fell on his side break
ing three Of his ribs Dr. Gregor at
tended him and at last accounts ne Was
resting easily.
At IL o'clock yesterday morning, the
miners change house at the Ontario
drain tunnel caught fire and was razed
10 the ground. Some of thc miners lost
clothing and tools in the blaze.