Show PARK CITY PIGKIHG Another Big Mineral Strike is Reported I PROBABLY A SECOND ONTARIO City Council Proceedings Personal General ami Social Notes The Rig Ore and Bullion Output The city council mot in regular session Wednesday evening with Mayor Gregor presiding and Aldermen Kimball Thompson Thomp-son Williamson Berry and McDonough present The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved The payrolls of city otticers and streets alleys and bridges amounting to S8S923 were read and referred to the committeeon finance Bills as follows were read and referred to the committee on claims and accounts virnball Bros S 13 40 Udge Ivers Keith 12 50 11 S Aschheim 47 12 Kidder Bros 3950 Par City Water company 88 tt Telephone company y uu 15 0 B Kimball 17 5 Park City Light Heat and Power Co C2 0 George Haluu HI no Jerry Bros 21 57 E C Williamson S 5 OConnellTbompfron 14 50 McDonough Quinn 7 50 Shields Bros 10 0 J M Cohenu 5 CO Total S3GT 71 Tho report of City Marshal Bennett for the month of December was read and referred re-ferred to the commitXJe on finance The report showed that during tho month a > arrests were made 30 for drunkenness 2 for visiting houses of illfame 1 for larceny lar-ceny 1 for battery and 1 for vagrancy Of this number 21 paid their fines and were discharged and the remainder were committed com-mitted to the care of the marshal He also reported that he had laid off Policeman Johnson for neglect of duty on the 22nd of December to await the action of the coun acton cil The matter was referred to the committee com-mittee on police The report of Recorder Hayt for the mcnth of December was as follows balance per last reporL510500 SO Rent collected November 20 n Licenses collected > v 24Jj f Police justice deposit mh 100 City taxes collected m 120 Sb Deposit SUit county u I u Deposit city marshal 75 X3G 813131 36 CONTRA IIarrant oriini Labor and team 443 80 Scavecg g QD Blacksiuithing l 29 2 Sundry supplies so 5 Street lamps ib9 oo 1te J Lumber 39 Co Expense w h 42 75 Fire department 2Q 33 City officers 93 0 S 2129 48 Balance on hand January 1 511256 US The report of City Treasurer Deming was then read and showed that the citys finances were in splendid condition The report was as follows Balance on hand December 1 1064375 Licenses colcctcdu h 2 J23 fO Rent telephone office II 20 OJ I Received of ounty iusane act 9 0 Police justicj deposit HO C Collected on sidewalk act 7300 Collected city taxes for 1883 5 00 Collected city taxes for 1890 no 85 13Oj 1 CONTRA Warrants paid n n 2033 88 Balance on hand January 1 21133123 Warrants outstanding Cl 55 The report of Police Justice Hayt was similar to that of the marshals snowing that thirtylive cases had been tried during the month of December The different reports were referred to the committee on finance The respective committees reported favorablY fav-orably on all reports bills payrolls etc and on motion warrants were ordered drawn for the payment of all accounts Alderman Thompson reported favorably on the petition of C V Jenkins and others for a sidewalk from Osborne street to the Utah Central depot also on petition of G W Curtis and others for electric lights on upper Woodside avenue but stated that tho electric light company was unable to fill any orders at present The report was received re-ceived and placed on file The council then adjourned I r t PERSONAL AXD GENERAL A Jessen the surveyor was in town Wednesday George W Groo of the Ontario was in Salt Lake part of the week C H Withoy and D C McLaughlin were visitors to Salt Lalto this week W V Rice secretary of the Anchor mining min-ing company was in Salt L ike Monday James McGregor managing director of the Crescent company was in tho Park Sunday Arthur E Short night foreman of the Hanauer swelter made a flying visit to the Park Wednesday Some our merchants received their Christmas goods this wee I Ihey liave been on the road for two mouths The receipts of the Park City postoftice during the year ISJO were iJ 753 wuicn includes in-cludes box rent sale of stamps envelopes etcTho Tho Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company iias had a man in the Park during the past week repairing the instruments and putting the exchange in firsoclais condition con-dition The weather in tho Park is grand A little snow has fallen recently just enough to make fair sleighing lne thermometers hang around the zero point UUD itionot too cold to be unpleasant A rifle match H i the next thing J L Osborne E P LoCouiuie E W Berry J H Rogers W S Platt ana S Johnson are to shoot for a prize of SM Tne match will be five shots each string measure and distance dis-tance 100 yards x Mrs Geo J Barry died Tuesday o this week from peritonitis and was buried Friday from the Methodist church Rev John Tclfer conducting the funeral services ser-vices Mrs Barry leaves n husband and daughter to mourn her loss The Park City Ice company have finished storing their ic zjnd now have t000 tons on hand Park City uses about 500 tons d ring r-ing a season which gives the company about 3500 tons lor the Salt Lake market maltt The ice put up this year isiir3t class and will find a ready sale The Ladies Aid society of the Congregational Congrega-tional church are making arrangements for a grand doll carnival which is to come off in the opera house Friday January 23 A juvenile comic operetta is to be given in connection with the carnival and the entire affair promises to be a big thing The first card party of the season was given on Wednesday of this week by Dr and Mrs E P La Compl About forty guests were present all of whom enjoyed a splendid evening Progressive hearts was played and the prizes were secured by Mrs > C T Rocklidge Mrs S E Chambers and Mrs W S Mosby among the ladies the gentlemens prizes going to Mr M B Bransford Mrs W Snyder and Mr S E Chambeis z J ORE SHIPMENTS Tho shipments of ore from the Park this I week that passed through Mackintoshs sampler were as follows POUNDS Ontario It 17830 Daly u MJ430 Mayflower jlggings 12260 6 Mayfower Jlggn Woodaide 29410 N Anchor 44U 0 Northland u Un 100100 Creolen 113110 I 140W Roaring Lion 1OtO Total n 1081B10 this week 010000 TheCrescent shipped GlOOO ounds of concentrates The total ore shipments for the week rom the Park were 1727210 pounds or S6UO tons t The shipment of bullion from the Ontario nil this week amounted to thirtytwo bars ralued at 17401 ONTARIO KO 2 The Ontario No 2 shaft is going down slowly on account of trouble with water The depth now is 1470 feet When the 1500 level is reached drifting will commence com-mence on the drain tunnel Being worked it both ends the time or completion of this mammoth undertaking will bo hastened A SEW STRIKE A new strike has been made in the camp and during the past week has been the topic of conversation among all classes rno high grade of tho ore and the large vein in which it is found and the fact that it is in an entirely new locality as far as mineral is concerned have been good cause for excitement and talk The good fortune of the locators is commented upon everywhere every-where and no ono can be found who does not wish them all the success that at present pres-ent seems to be theirs The location of tho Eagles Nest claims as they are called is about four miles from Park City on the linoof the Union Pacific a short distance to the left of the track The first discovery discov-ery was mado about a year ago by A Hol lenbeck and William Turnbull while out hunting A piece of float was nickod up I and only a little prospecting was necessary to locate the ledge A location was made of one claim and the matter was kept II The assessment work done quiet was on the cam and at a depth of six feet a I splendid vein was uncovered the ore from which assays 13S ounces silver and 13 percent per-cent lead An assay of a picked sampe was shown to Tnr HCRALD representative Friday evening which went 54s ounces silver ver GO per cent lead and 81730 in gold A combination was formed to locate a number of claims and on the 1st of January ten claims were located by the following parties par-ties A E Hollenbeck William Turnbull William Lake Frank Lake AAKennison Walter Robb Thomas BellEdward Burns William Austin and Sherman Abbott Two men are at work on the property now and wi continue to develop it during tLe winter win-ter A party who visited the gronnd and examined it said that there is every indication indica-tion of a big mine The oreis abundant and thus far gives every sign of permanency perma-nency TiE ANCHOR Preparations are being made by the management man-agement of the Anchor company for a season sea-son of active work during the next summer sum-mer Plans are being drawn for machinery machin-ery for hoisting works and suitable buildings build-ings to enclose the same to be erected on the site of the old works which were burned some time ago Theupraise which is being run to tap the bottom of the hole made by the boring machine is progressing nicely and when the connections arc made the shaft can be sunk to the tunnel level At the immediate shaft the foundation is being laid for the new Rand duplex compressor com-pressor which is now on theroad TUE DATT The new shaft is down forty feet and work is progressing nicely A new coal house has been completed this week which will have a capacity of 500 tons The Crescent concentrator is working on RichardsonCrescent lease ore CAS |