The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-08-12

visitor this week
Colin McMurphy visited his family il
Payson last Monday.
Miss Anna Bonner has been engage,
to teach in the Eureka public schools
Hugh Heffernan returned home las
Sunday, after an absence of two weeks
James Henderson, who has beef
| visiting relatives in Eureka the pas
few weeks, returned to San Francisco
Monday.
Miss May Donahue left Eureka Wed
nesday for a visit with relatives ant
friends at San Francisco and othe
! parts of California. She stopped @,
route at Reno for a few days visit will
friends
Don't forget Catholic State Day al
Saltair, Tuesday, Aug. Is. Excursion!
from all over Utah and adjoining
! states. Proceeds for benefit of Altar
society of st. Marys Cathedral. Tick.
els, 25c.
PARK CITY, UTAH.
Sinking at the Daly-West was re.
! sumed Sunday after the long close.
| down on account of water The WORK
will be pushed through to the Level o.
| the Ontario drain tunnel and will oper
up vast amount % virgin ground [;
| be DrosDected.
Monday night the Silver King Con
| soiidated completed the work of tank
ing the water out Of their shaft anG
sinking will be commenced right away
The plant is now one of the best
! equipped in the camp and will be
able to continue its development work
without further interruption. The large
hosting engine which was brought over
|, from the Ontario No. 9 is in place and
a new compressor is being installed
The management hopes to put the
property on the shipping list before
the snow flies.
An. automobile was seen on the
streets Tuesday after having made the
trip from Salt Lake to Park City by
way of Brighton and demonstrating
what big car can do in the noun
tains. The machine is the forty horse
power Rambler owned by George I.
Odell, and left Salt Lake Sunday morn
ing. 1t carried about $50 pounds and
made the trip to Brighton through Cot
tonwood canyon in two hours and fifty
i've minutes. From Brighton to Park
City the trip was made in one and one
half hours.
Berthol Hansen, d young man work
ing at the Ontario mill, was wound
around a revolving shaft at the mill
Monday afternoon and had miracu-
1ous escape with his life. In some
manner the young mans clothing was
caught in the shaft and every shred
OF clothing was stripped from his body
before he was released, That he very
fortunately escaped with a few bruises
is due to the fact that his clothing was
old and partly rotted wish the grease
and CRIME of the mill, and gave way
before the man was torn to pieces.
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The city grove was the scene of a
gay and festive gathering recently
when large number of society ladies
assembled there to spend the day. In
the evening their husbands and gen
tlemen friends went down and after
enjoying dainty supper they INDUCED
in sports of various kinds for two hours
or more. The pleasant affair was ar
ranged by Mrs. Charles Shields.
Mrs. John Fitzgerald has returned to
her home in Salt Lake. She was ac-
companied by her sister Theresa Quinn,
who will visit with her for several
days.
Miss Rose McFadden and Miss Gene
We've Dusenberry of Provo returned
home after a brief visit in this city.
The crusade against gambling, which
was started by Jack Hasson in his
speech before the city council, has
taken a new hold, and petition to
the council to close the gambling joints
is being circulated. The petition is in
the hands of a number of women, who,
Hassoni claims, are being paid for their
work, and the greater number of sign
ers are of the gentler sex. Hasson has
announced himself as a candidate for
the Republican nomination for city
judge at the coming city election, and
1t is said by many that his anti-gam-
bling crusade is to further his political
His candidacy for Office at
the hands of the Republican party is
not taken seriously by the Republican
leaders here.
Mike Connor, miner, died at the
hospital Saturday of acute kidney
trouble. The man had been in the
camp for some time and was of late
on the school buildings. The
funeral took place from St Mary's
church.
Ralph Watson of Salt Lake City came
up for few days visit with his sister,
Mrs. Dan b. Shields.
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Mrs. NJ. j. DALEY and Mrs. Peter
Talon left for the northwest to spend
couple of months. They will visit
Portland and the fair before their re-
turn. Mr.. Deiley accompanies them as
far as Salt Lake
MI and Mrs. D. B. Shields, Miss Bes-
sic Chandler and j. a. Malta spent
d day at Brighton.
Frances and Geiger Shields arrived
home from pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Geiger of Salt Lake.
Miss Martha Watson of Salt Lake
came up to Park for a short stay with
her sister, Mrs. D. B. Shields.
ARE YOU GOING EAST?
If you contemplate a summer outing,