The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-09
TINTIC NOTES.
News of the Mines and Mining
Men.
(special CONSEQUENCES

Especial Correspondence.)
Robinson, Oct. 1.-The following per
sons were registered at the. various ho-
tells in the Tintic district during the
week ending today: Ernest r. Ell
dredge, Henry Siegel, David Evans, j.
NJ. Wheeler, Salt Lake; F. II. Peyton
and wife, Robinson: Bert Bates, Mer-
cur; Arthur Buckbee, Sunbeam; George.
H. Tingley, Murray, George w. Silks,
Salt Lake; Lafayette Holbrook, P. 2.
Hindmarsh, Provo; Richard B. Shep-
ard, G. B. Penfield, F. w. Penfold, ID.
A. Wilson, Salt Lake; F. t. Sutherland,
San Francisco; H. f. Carey, Provo;
Thomas Weir, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Oglesby, Thomas H. Martin, John L.
Sullivan, Jesse w. Fox. w. F. Snyder,
Guy Sterling, Charles S. Lane John M.
Lane. r. H. Terhune, 81 Lake; Grin
P. Rockwell. Rush Valley; NJ. L. Nc
Donald. Butte.
C. S. Kimball, NJ ellis, j. r. Pa
thence, Salt Lake; F. E. Bowers, F.
Tholhofer A. E. Clark, Brigham City;
Roy Gillespie and Mart Wilson. Provo;
NJ. L. Box and Charles Dorius are Kir-
kendall guests.
John r. Case of Chicago president
of the Alaska Mining company, and b.
2. Jennings, manager, visited the prop
erty today. Both drifts on the go look
very well and are in ore. Manager Jen-
nings, now. associated with Samuel
Newhouse, is just back from the Bris-
tol district, near Phoebe, New. Mr..
Jennings leaves for Idaho in the morn
ing.
Charles Brown, an employee of the
De Pue Lumber company of Robinson,
met with a painful accident yesterday
While unloading timberS he had the
small 6Oonr on bic loft hand ca badlV
mashed as to neceSsitate amputation,
which was done by DR.. d. o. Miner of
this place.
Frank Mitchell, assayer and metal
lurgist of the Farrel mill, accompanied
by his wife. are spending a few days
in the city, attending conference, TAX
ing in the big fair and joining in
family reunion.
Mrs D. o. Miner and children of
Robinson are visiting relatives in the
city. News reached Robinson last.
evening of the sudden and serious i'll
ness Of Mrs. Miners father Joseph
Hyde of Nephi, one Of the oldest min
ers and prosDectors in the state.
a. S. Day of the La RENE made
flying trip to Eureka. Thursday, bring
ing the payroll for the month of Sep
TENDER.
Broker Richard L. Colburn and Miss
and Mining Journal were in the dis
trict last week. They visited two
properties in which Mr.. Colburn is ex-
tensively interested.
Mrs Milton L. Oglesby and children
returned to Robinson last evening The
Oglesbys will occupy their pretty cot
tage in Middle Town, opposite the
school house.
James X Ferguson and wife are
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reported that MI and Mrs. Ferguson
will close their pretty Salt Lake resi-
dence during the winter, and become
Hotel Mammoth guests.
B. f. Woodward, superintendent OF
the Joe Bowers Extension at Diamond.
has been visiting relatives at Nephi and
attending the conference.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. p. Wymer are costly
and happily situated in. the Coleman
cottage. The newly-wedded folks had
to submit to a charivari, but it was of
the mild type.
James Becker of Leadville is visiting
his aunt, Mrs Agnes Mccoy, and cous-
ms, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wakeling, and
has accepted a position with the De
Pue Lumber company. Mr.. Becker is
a. son of the late Peter Becker, eX-sher4
if of Lake county, who will be remem-
bered by all Coloradoans.
Mrs. j. C. Kirkendall, wife Of the
county commissioner and popular host
of the Kirkendall hotel. Robinson, ac-
conpanied by her daughter Kate, are
visiting the metropolis and incidentally
taking in the closing days of the fair
and Salt Palace.
A. n. Rauhoff, superintendent of the
Bullion-B Beck stores at Eureka, went to
Salt Lake this afternoon to meet his
wife on her return from Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs Rauhoff will be prettily quar-
tered in the cheerful rooms over How
let's drug store in the new Stott
building.
Ex-Chief Justice Charles S. Zane, ac-
companied by John NJ. Zane and r. II.
Terhune are here, the guests of Mr..
Samuel Mcintyre of the Mammoth
mine. 1t is presumed that the ex-chief
Justice and son are retained as asso-
ciate counsel in the coming suit, and
that Mr. Terhune will form one of the
many employed experts.