The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-16
TINTIC PERSONALS.
Interesting News About People In
Great Mining Camps.
Especial Correspondence.)

Eureka, July 15.-Late information
from Salt Lake conveys the intelligence
that Mr.. C. F. Spillman of Eureka, edi-
tor of the Tintic Miner, is quite sick,
and confined in some hospital below.
1t is hoped that the gentleman is not
seriously i'll.
A party composed of L. d. Marks of
Cincinnati, O., Mrs. Sol Siegel. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph z. Bamberger and Ernest
Bamberger of Salt Lake drove in yes
terday from the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
spent the afternoon visiting the Grand
Central and Lower Mammoth mines,
remained over night at the Hotel Mann
moth, and departed for Zion on the
early Western train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette G. Burton
and children, accompanied by MIS-
Burtons sister, wife of Judge AleXan-
der McMaster, arrived at the Hotel
Mammoth Tuesday evening, presum-
ably for an extended stay. Mr.. Bur-
ton is engineer in charge of ]. A. Cum
ningham's contemplated addition to his
New East Tintic branches.
The wife of DR.. D. O. Miner, daugh-
ter Norma and son Hyde returned to
Robinson Monday, after an absence of
some weeks pleasantly spent with rela-
tiVes in Salt Lake.
The mother of Mrs. Alan Wakeling,
Mrs. Irene Mccoy of Leadville is ex-
pected this week from the great Car
Donate camp. Mrs. Mccoy is booked
TO spend the summer with her daugh-
ter.
Arthur Buckbee of the Sunbeam
mine returned from the valley last
evening. The gentleman refused alb
solutely to discuss matters pertaining
TO the company's affairs.
J. a. Hyde of Nephi, gentleman who
has been largely interested in the cattle
and sheep industry, spent several days
en- the Tintic district this week. looking
over several of the big propositions,
particularly the Grand Central.
]. y. Ferguson, manager of the Miners
Supply company, left for Zion yester-
day afternoon. The general manager
asserts that business has increased so
materially that it requires ones con-
slant attention to keep in stock. Here
tofore the festive drummer put in ap-
pearance too frequently.
On Thursday. July Is. girl baby was
born to the wife of r. II. House. The
professor is congratulating the new
conner on the ground that she was not
horn day later. Even the least skep-
teal feel that combination of the 18th
and Friday is too much.
Harry ]. Schultz, cashier of the Min
ers' Supply company, returned with
considerable reluctance) to his post of
duty last Tuesday after a thoroughly
enjoyable visit with his family in Salt
Lake. "SchultZie" maintains that the
waters of Salt Lake are stronger than
Tintic conversational fluid
C. Z. Allen spent a part of the early
week in going over the Cleopatra
ground with Captain J. a. Bard at Sill
Yer City. The eX-congressman believes
they have a winner in the Cleopatra
John y. Kirby of the Bullion-B Beck
mine returned from Salt Lake Tuesday.
having been present at an important
meeting of the company.
On Wednesday the Rev. Festus Fos-
ter united W. Henry Rolfe and Miss
Christina Sheppard in the holy bonds
of wedlock. Later in the day the young
folks succeeded in making merry the
feStal day, contributing many things of
good cheer.
]. C Sullivan of the Raymond mine.
Eureka. and Rome Wheeler, manager
of the South Swansea, returned to their
respective homes this week
In speaking with Mr.. Schultz of the
diners Supply company relative to the
telephone business. the gentleman said: /
Since the central office has been es-
tablished in Robinson the business has |
actually doubled in volume. This week /
Dr. J. f. Hosmer of Silver, J. J. Hagen !
of Mammoth. F. H. PeytOn OF Robin /
son and the joint railroads have had I
instruments put in their places"
The vesper services. or shutdown |
meetings. held regularly Sunday even |
ings by the Rev. Festus Foster on the |
porch of the Kirkendall hotel. have /,
been interesting and entertaining This !
coming Sunday the services Will be held |
OF the porch of the opera house in |
Mammoth. All are cordially invited to /
pass an enjoyable Sabbath evening.