The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-10
SILVER KING COMPANY
GIVES RECORDER WORK
Papers i'm the Consolidation of
Mining Properties Filed
at COalyilIe.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
COAI.VILLE. May 3.-Perhaps the larg.
est amount OF work ever filed in the
office Of any County Recorder in the
State has been placed in the office OF
County Recorder Eldredgc the past ten
days by the Silver King Mining company.
All the property affected I'm the consol!
dalton recently made by the Silver King
Is 10 be distracted. and all the United
States patents OF the mining claims are
10 be put on record. So far there have
been ninety-nine OF the latter instru
ments filed for record and n call made
for $50 abstracts. IL has been necessary
TO employ two assistants in the Record
crs office to help get the work out. Miss
La Vim Sorensen and Arthur Beard will
be the assistants. II is estimated that
the fees to the office will be over $1,000.
The following mining companies are
among those In the consolidation; Bel
mont. James McGrcgor group. Began.
Magnolia. Odin. Woodside, Began. Silver
King, Baltimore, Crescent, and the extent
OF the territory is half a mile wide by
four and a half miles long.
The County Commissioners met ycster-
day III regular session. great deal OF
the morning session was taken up In dis
CussinG the wagon roads In different parts
OF the county. The long wet spring has
put the roads in bad shape, and large
amount Of money Will have 10 be eNpend-
is the main business transacted By the
board
Bills TO the amount OF sl5sS IS were al
lowed. large portion Of the sum being
expended on the roads.
The appointment OF Con Hunt Of Hene-
fer as chief deputy fish and game warden
for Summit county, made by state Com
missioner Cromar. was confirmed by me
board and the appontee executed a bond
in the sum OF $1,000.
The Sherlhs fees for the month Of
April amounted 10 $3.50; Recorder,
SlOO.i0. Clerk S4lO.T5
D. II. Redden's resignation as con-
stable OF Parley's Park was accepted.
and Theo. Johnson was appointed 10 the
position. Charles Hortin was appointed
10 the same position for Kockport pre-
cinct
The auditing committee submitted Its
report. but the Commissioners deferred
action on the same until the next meet
ing. The period covered by the report is
eight years and it will require some time
to be fully considered by the board.
Cupid was busy yesterday around the
riage licenses being issued. The first to
call was w. Seymour OF oakley and Miss
Eleanor Peterson of Marion, The couple
will be married at oakley. The next
couple was John j. Dwight OF Park city
and Louise Daniels OF Hoytsville. They
were made man and wife by Deputy Clerk
G. Il. Jones. James NJ. Protheo and
Emma Larson were brought down from
Park City yesterday morning by the
Sheriff, and were married by Justice John
Booth. The actions OF tho couple had
attracted the attention of the officers,
and investigation brought out the facts
that they should be under the charge OF
the minions. The Young man agreed TO
marry the girl but said he was broke, so
a license was issued TO him by the county
and he was married to the girl. They
were given transportation TO the home Of
the boy in Kimberly, Ida, and this morn
Ing left for their new home, accompanied
as far as ogden by Deputy Sheriff John
Calls