The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-22
STATE NEWS
MUST STOP COASTING
Police 0rag-NRt Draws in About
Twenty Children For vioIat-
ing Ordinance.

Park City. Dec. H.-Since the snow has
been on the ground eoast lll IN IN ' ne
iH violation OF the ordinances against the
practice. Yesterday afternoon the OrIl-
GERS went to Holiday street where a
number of boys and girls were cOastlhs,
ana arrested about twenty, cOnliscatlng
their sipds. Those arrested were allowed
to go on their own recOgnizance. Again
this morning a number OF viOlaters OF the
ordinance against cOaStlng were taken
i'm. on first Orfense the names are taken
and If they again are taken FOR the Oh
Tense tine Is imposed. Whlch must De
paid before sleighs taken can be retaken.
Work on the TrusOla property Is pro-
crossing nicely. I'm the north drifts from
the shafts a seam of rock bearing very
good values i'm lead and silver IS being
followed. while i'm the south drift brok-
en- condition of the country exists ana
drifting for a Well-delined ledge wall IS
being carried on.
The streak OF gray copper ore Wnlcn
was encountered on the station leVel az
very satisfactory results. in the few
feet gone on the streak the quantity mas
increased materially without any appar-
emf decrease In the values OF the ore
With such flattering prospects IN the
drift and the shaft sin going down
through highly mineralized ground, ev-
erything seems TO indicate that the j. J.
g.. viii soon be among the good ones mere
Park City Majestic management
brought over some samples OF ore from
their property which when assayed
showed values i'm silver and lead Of an
encouraging nature The Majestic Is sit
uated bout two miles east of the Liberty
mine i'm the Naleo district.
Tho Woman Athenaeum meets today
at the home of Mrs. j. w. Geiger. Inc
regular work Of the club will be dis
pcnsed with for today and the members
will be entertained with a musical pro-
gramme arranged by and under the man
agement Of Mrs. Kelsoe.
Quite a number Of ParuteS VINO nave
been attending school in Salt Lake Og-
den and Provo are home for the holidays,
The masons employed I'm the consruc-
ton OF the sllme-handllng plant at the
Daly-West We're layed off today. having
finished their work. The rest OF the
work is being pushed ahead under the
direction OF Superintendent sherman OF
the paly-West mill.
A. v. Taylor OF the South Quincy mine
came up from Salt Lake in the interest OF
his company and at once went out TO
Work al the Lone. Pine property has
been suspended for the winter ana Man
force. came over from the property to-
DAY
Authentic information is given out in
town today that the St Louis aSsar 3
ore continues to improve, and at present
they arc taking ont and sacking forty
sacks of ore n day, which carries Nalues
TO the extent of Zab ounces m silver, -
per cent copper and Ilatteriug per
centage Of lead 90 the ton. The ore rs
now being stored, owing to the impass-
able condition Of the roads, but as soon
fic the ore will he shipped. The outlook
for another shipper In the Park Is more
than good considering these circum-
stances.
Thomas Cunningham. who has been
dangerously ill with pneumonia, is on the
improve and the many friends Of the
gentleman viii be delighted 70 learn that
he will soon be out again.
Amos MOsher was q salt Lake visitor
Sunday. returning this morning.
Judge W l. Snyder was among the
morning arrivals today.
Robert WiddcsOn came mp from the
city today where he has been for several
DAYS.
Richard Sutton was a passenger on the
incoming train today
Rev r. A. Simpkin came up 20 the
Park this morning.
~. o. COrliss of salt Lake city IS spend
ing a few hours i'm Park City on business.
G.. A. Walker, general passenger agent
of the Northwestern. came up TO town
this morning.
Eugene Sullivan. the man who was
stabbed ga the cutting melee at the half-
way house here a week or so ago. is sur
HcienUy improved 20 return 60 the Park
. from salt Lake this morning.
James sheldon, former Parkite, rs in
sheldon has been in Idaho for the past
three years.
George Bates came zip from the capital
today and viii spend the holidays in
town with friends and relatives.
County Attorney c. A. Calls was a
salt Lake passenger TO-DAY.
DR. w ID. DOnoher leaves today for
the east where he goes tO take post
graduate course in medicine.