The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-09
HOSPITAL WILL BE BUILT.
Belief That All Mining Companies
Will Favor the Project.

Park City. Dee S.-Thc secretary Of the
Miners union here received "A cOmmUnf-
cation from the secretary OF the DAILY
west Mining company this morning ID
answer 20 letter written the company
by the union regarding the building OF
hospital in Park city. The c0mmuHica-
ton states that the hospital question has
been taken up and duly considered by
the directors OF the Daly-N esq company,
but that a definite answer on the subject
could not now be given. as the company
wanted time TO confer with the directors
Of The various companies operating i'm the
The attitude Of the different companies
on the hospital question is taken by the
union TO mean that the Park city hos
pitai VIII be built and that the money
now being turned over monthly to salt
Lake Institutions Will be kept at home.
For years the need Of hospital here has
beeh EVIDENT, out up 70 TINS time, no move
was made TO secure the establishment OF
one. Many a man has lost his life as
result of a mine accident here. who if
II were possible to have had attention
here. would now be living. At the pres
eht time conditions are somewhat better
than they were, as the railroad facilities
LOT reaching salt Lake are pretty fair,
put even now the needs of a hospital al
home are so pressing that it is thought
the companies viii consent TO il and that
the Park viii have her own hospital soon.
Last night the members of Park City
lodge No. lA b. p. O. f.. held their reg
ular meeting, but the business of the
session was Of more than ordinary in
terest 20 the citizens OF town. The lodge
accepted the proposition of the club
building before mentioned I'm The Herald
and decided TO begin the preliminary
work az once.
The plan is to incorporate company
and sell stock to the members of the
lodge. The building is to be a twO-stOry
frame structure, eighty feet long by
forty feet wide. The upper floor Is to be
used as a lodge room. the ground floor
IS to be occupied by the club, while in
the basement finely equipped bowling
alley win be installed.
The house will IL is estimated. cost
something IN the neighbOrhO0d Of $4,000
and Will be completed about June /. 1904.
Work AT the MlnOla mine is going
ahead and every shift is. developing more
favorable showings in the mine. The
rock now shows a good amount of pyriteS
ing small streaks Of galena was encOun-
tered. The MinOla is one Of the prospects
of this camp of which the Old-timeTs eX-
pect TO hear great things in the near fu-
ture.
The construction work at the new on
tario mill is progressing nicely. AT pres
ent the wOTkmen are engaged in repair
ing the lower floor and putting things Ia
readiness for the Installation Of the
Whitley tables. According to Manager
Rood the mill viii be put into commits
sion before the holidays.
VIII U1ckeTt, after spending few days
I'm salt Lake. returned This morning
%. A. Palmer of the Ontario company is
in town on business connected with the
mine.
H. Barnett OF the New York is in town
TODAY
William H. Sutton of the Constellation
was an incoming passenger today.
a. Y. Taylor, manager of the South
Quincy. came 10 town this morning and
went UP To the mine.
Colonel Freweck o. the Wabash spent
the day at the mine.
John Thompson, master mechanic at
the Daiy-West returned to town this
morning.