The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-16

WRECK OF STAGE
King Bolt Breaks and Passengers
More or Less injured, One
Severely.

Park City Dee. I5.-Yesterday morning
the Park City-I<amas stage. while on the
way 90 Park city. was wrecked by The
breaking Of the king bolt and the four
passengers aboard were all badly shaken
uD. Anthony Nelson however did not
escape with a mere shaking Up. bat SUI
fercd badly dislocatcd knee and was
severely bruised about the body. The ac-
cident occurred ON what is known as the
dugWay between here and Kamas and
az che time Of the wreck this part Of The
road was I'm a dangerously slippery con-
diton. and when the bolt broke the wagon
was thrown over the dump, taking the
passengers with g Mr.. Nelson jumped
and AS n result viii De under the care of
d -hysician for several days.
Inc driver went TO Cuff ranch at
once and got help and q new wagon. and
the mail and passengers were brought 60
town about two hours late for train con-
The funeral OF Robert Henderson. the
Park City miner who died of pneumonia
sunday morning, viii be held tomorrow
az y. m. from tho residence of John
Cottey. The funeral has been delayed
awaiting the arrival Of the deceased. s.
row and the funeral viii occur as above
. announced.
The Ladies Aid society of the Congre-
cational church will hold bazar I'm the
parlOrs Of the church, the proceeds TO 60
toward the current expenses of the
hands. n. 3. Dresser. the former pro-
prietor having disposed of his plant. and
the paper win De handled by NJ Brewster,
. formerly of Idaho
Robert Bowen. one Of the best known
Of Park City's Oid-time prosecutors. is
over from the Blue Ledge property. MI.
SoWeh bfou-ht over samples OF ore fe-
Gently struck IN the property ana haq
assays Of the rock made. which show 81
ounces in silver and % per cent lead.
For several years Mr. Bowen, backed
<
4 ing the property. and aside from several
shorter tunnels, has driven 40 feet in the
one IN which the above described ore has
been found According TO Mr.. Bowen,
about two weeks ago he ran into the for
nation and from the first 10 showed a
scattering Of galena. which improved as
ne went in on e until the whole face Of
the tunnel is now in ore. The property
adjOlns the Glencoe property on the
west and has always been looked 20 as a
Last night .Over Niagara Falls" was
the attraction at the Dewey theatre. The
/ orchestra was led by Sam Radon. a To-
cal violinist, and created a very favorable
| Impression.
For the first time in weeks the Union
I Pacific train got i'm on time today. The
| coal and freight traffic on this road is
| SO heavy that IL seems impossible &c
I know Just when that train Will get in. and
] the afternoon mail is consequently liable
/ 10 be in any time from II O'Clock noon,
| the regular time. to 4.30 next morning,
/ which is the latest yet this winter.
/ n. b. Dresser. who has been in salt
l Lake visiting his family, returned TO the
I Park this morning.
/ George Hirschfosle was on the incOm-
ing train
W. n Cooper. who has been with
/ Welsh. DriscolI & Buck for the past two
/ months, resigned his position with that
/ firm and returned to the capital today.
/ Guy Snyder came in on the morning
/ train.
Jack KeetIey. foreman Of the Silver
/ King Consolidated mine, was among the
/ morning arrivals.
/ James Lockhart came VI from Salt
/ Lake today after day or two in the me-
/ tropOlis.