The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-13
T1NT1c NOTES.
News of the Mining Camps and
Social Gossip.
Especial eCorrespondenceJ


Robinson, Now i2-The follow
ing people Were registered at the various
hotels in the Tintic country this past
week: A T. Moon. Claude Wheeler. L.
Salt Lake: E. S. smith. Provo: Harry
Joseph and ]. e. Bamberger. Salt Lake:
William Groesbeck. jr., Red Rose: w. H.
Walker. E. r. Eldredge, Alice Spencer,
Salt Lake; Lafayette Holbrook. Provo; r.
D: Grant. Waterbury. Conn.,: Thomas
Clark, d. B. Gillies. Butte: Ross E.
Browne, George J. Hoffman, San Fran
cisco; Robert r. knowlden. Provo: II. $.
T. Pratt, p: J. Conway, Salt Lake; Jo-
seph I. HcEwan, Provo; Z. S. Merrick.
Connecticut: T. G. McKimmins. Omaha;
as Weir. Salt Lake
w. NJ. Nesbit and wife. Eureka: w. W.
Taggart, F. E: Rich. A. A: Garrick.
Lake; Thomas Smith. w NJ Smith, P. J.
Stone. Silver City, Were guests at the
kirkenjall House. Robinson.
Mrs. Don B. Gillies and son Whitford
viii arrive in Robinson from Butte this
week to remain permanently. Mrs Gillies
IS the wife. of Superintendent ID. Is. Gill
lies of the Sioux-utah Mining company
and the Farrei mill interests. They will
occupy the company cottage, which has
recently been enlarged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Wakeling. Mrs. Ag-
3.
and nephew. James Becker. will move
into their pretty new cottage this coming
Wednesday They have been quartered
at the Hotel Mammoth.
County Commissioner ]. g Kirkendall
returned Thursday from Nephi, where
he has been attending the commissioners
meeting. Mr.. Kirkendall said that the
most important matter up for considera-
ton was a petition for the incorporation
of Silver City and that the matter Will
come up as special business the first Mon
dpw~ to ,1.rw - FfrraE
KirkendaIl has been authorized to have
posters printed and hung in conspicuous
places in Silver City setting forth the OBJ
ject and intent of the petition so that
cognizant of the commissioners actions
Mrs. Albert Welcker. wife of Mine Host
Welcker of the Mammoth tavern. daugh-
ter Helen and son Leland will return from
Salt Lake this morning. after an absence
of two weeks. Mrs. Welcker has been
the guest of her sisters, Mrs. w. ii. Nc
Intyre and Mrs. RE Dix.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jameson of New
York have come 10 Mammoth to spend
the coming holidays with their sons,
Hugh and John.
Thursday Mrs. George Robertson of
Robinson entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety from 1880 to $50. The feature OF
the social gathering was quilting.
though perhaps the more enjoyable rune
ton was a delicious dinner served in the
hostess tempting and dainty way Be-
fore departing the members were treated
The death of James Whitaker. which
occurred at Mammoth on Friday, was a
very sad event. His passing away was
due to combination of causes. being
first taken down with ulcer of the stom-
ach which terminated in a fatal attack
of pneumonia Mr.. Whitaker was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs George Whitaker.
most estimabie people, who have long
been residents of Tintic and who were
inconsolable over their loss. The de
ceased was more than ordinarily popular
with all classes. the young and old
Horace r. Eldredge. assayer at the
Grand Central mine. has caught the IN
fictitious building disease. which at pres
ent is certainly epidemic in Robinson
Mr. Eldredge's new home will be mod
ern six-room cottage. with stone founda-
ton very attractive in design and con-
veniently arranged. The site selected is
east of the Miners Supply companys
store Mrs. Eldredge and son Reed are
visiting in Salt Lake at present. but VIII
return to Robinson as soon as their new
house is completed.
A most pleasing episode and DEPRESSION
occurred Monday evening at the Hotel
Mammoth. it being a surprise party IN
of Mrs. Alan WakelinSs Erd |
birthday in which nearly all the guests /
of the hotel participated. The first part I,
of the evening was given up to instru-
the central figure. and dancing. in which !
all took active part. A most Hastily ar
ranged and tempting Dutch lunch was
served about 1890. which was voraciousiy |
attacked by the self-invited guests in true
Bohemian style The general sentiment |
was that it would be good thing II Mrs |
Wakeling had a birthday every month |