| Show NEWS FROM j Ei NEARBY TOWNS t 7 Breezy Items From Utahs Great r Mining Camp I i GOOD WORK AT THE DALY LLY DIPROYEJXTS GOISG OX AT TIIE 3IORGAX dlnn5 Have Been Removed From Rout County Colorado to Their Keservzution After Havlugf Jslangrntcrcd Ten Thousand Deer Soldiers UiMlkmutedly Guiilty ojf Illegally Slaughtering Game JUcu Finds in Idaho Conl in VVy oozing PARK CITY Nov 20Pat Lynch of the Ontario mill met with a serious aocident yesterday He was engaged on repaIr He fell from the furnace to the cooling floors a distance of eighteen feet sustaining serious injuries in-juries His left arm was broken above the elbow left wrist dislocated I bruised in the back and shoulders and otherwise injured internally Dr L Gregor is in attendance Who will do everything he can for the sufferer i Nothing grave is anticipated Mines The Daly is doing good work these days under tile able management of Mr James P Quinn who assumed charge of the mine when Mr John Judge retired some three years ago They were halcyon days then when silver was intrinsically of more value in the financial world than it is in these degenerate days In consequence k the mine was pretty well sloped out He went to work in his quiet earnest way opened up new ground iblocked out ore bodies and has always had a reserve to work on The Daly had to contribute its quota in the driving of the great tunnel besides its operating expenses and other heavy calls upon its exchequer I has now a splendid surplus to further develop the mine Daly No2 shaft is being sunk which will soon reach the 1200 level which T il be the means of opening up new ti asures Under its harmonious and conservative management the Daly in the near future will not only be a producer but a dividend payer as well Sunday a strike of ore was made between the 400 and 200 levels Tihe Allance is working along its old lines Some changes are contemplated as the result of Nick Treweeks visit to Park City last week Surveyors have been at work on the old Empire mine which is now owned by the Alliance Al-liance company with a view of resuming re-suming work on the ground of this old mine which has not been operated during the past four years Three shifts will be put on just as soon as the hoist is ready There is nothing tils equals energy end perseverance In a mining camp and this company is deserving of success Considerable improvements in the Morgan group are conveyed in the visit of the Messrs J R Walker and J R Walker jr the latter the president of the company I is no less than the W erection of a new hoist over the shaft now being sunk which has reached a depth of < e 200 feet The shaft house proper will have dimensions of 40x100 feet and three stories high Were it not for the litigation hich has enveloped en-veloped the property in the past the Morgan would now be a dividend payer Now however matters have been amicably arranged and will not be the means of retarding the development develop-ment of this property Amusements The advance sale of seats for the Tornado is now on at Williamsons drug store which promises to be large I The Utcs Slaughter CRAIG Colo Nov 20News has just reached here that the Utes numbering num-bering about 700 have finally been removed re-moved from Houtt county to their reservation For almOst six weeks z they have been camped at the various streams and springs where the deer pass as they g to their winter range and i is estimated by those who have recently traveled through that portion of the country that they have slaughtered slaugh-tered 10000 deer Soldiers Guilty DENVER Nov Ohe charge made by the state authorities that United I States soldiers are slaughtering game I I I in Rio Blanco county Is true I Deputy Warden Clark and Sheriff Wilder found seven deer in the possession I I session of Lieutenant Koehler and i I party but that officer would not submit sub-mit to arrest and Mr Clark not being be-ing clear as to his authority did not I provoke a conflict Several ranchmen I were arrested and a number of Indian i i f camps were found where game was i the meat used Warden Land expects a communication from Mr Clark tomorrow I 1 i to-morrow j j TIe Sconriiis1 Plant The offer of George Vinn to furnish the land necessary for the wool scouring I scour-ing plant referred to in the letter of j C Andrews Co to the editor of this I paper published in the last issue is the act of a patriotic and public spirited I citizen Mr Winns offer as will be seen by reference to the report in another I an-other column is to furnish the land at a fair valuation and take payment for I the same in stock In the enterprise Let others do likewise to furnish what I else Is necessary The Times suggests that a mass I meeting of citizens be called for some night next week and a formal move made to secure this plant for Nephl Mr Winn has offered the ground on a basis eminently fair to all parties 1 seems t the writer that the building necessary and the freight charges for laying the plant down and setting it up could easily be raised by a popular popu-lar subscription the ones so subscribing subscrib-ing to the fund to receive stock in the enterprise dollar for dollar Let the work b done at once Nephi Times His Fine Italian hand George M Cannon chairman of the Republican central committee and Sen atorelect from Sugar House wan Salt Lake is sending out personal letters to different Republican members elected I elect-ed to the legislature asking them not Ito I-to pledge themselves to any candidate candi-date or candidates for the United States senate until they get together in Salt Lake Then for party good they must consult the committee A great fish fry is booked for the occasion occa-sion Nephl Times Ini Good Condition Sheep outfits crowded Main street all the past week The sheep owners r rushed to get the sheep into the lowlands low-lands on account of the storm Sheep are in a fine condition now and go onto the flats In better shape than last year Nephi Times OU NORTHERN NEIGHBORS Fire caught in the roof of the house of Theodore Daniels at Independence last Friday evening and had made such headway when i was discovered i that there was no saving of the build Lug but the most of the household 4 f I o C d 1 1 effects were saved At the time of the accident Mr and Ir D were away from home but others of the family were present The good people of that neighborhood we believe are turning in and helping the family to erect another an-other building St Anthony Silver Hammer The Trade Dollar From a reliable source the Statesman learns that an exceedinglyrich strike has been made in the Trade Dollar mine at Silver City The papers informant In-formant did not know the assay value of the ore but he said it ran well up into the hundreds a ton The strike was made in the breast of the long tunnel which is now in 3500 feet Dig Strike Near linker City One ot the richest discoveries of gold quartz made in this vicinity was made a few days ago by George McCarty a prospector and miner who is well known here and who is well deserving of his good fortune The find is situated situa-ted about threequarters of a mile north of the sixmile stake on the lower road to the Virtue mine The discovery discov-ery was made by following up float found in the vicinity and from the very first ore showing gold was obtained ob-tained I A depth of twenty feet by shaft has been reached and at the bottom the ledge is five feet wIde the ore showing show-ing gold in large quantities With a hand mortar several dollars in gold has been pounded out and with a large mortar good wages could be obtained t tMr Mallory secured an interest by purchase from B B Shepherd who accepted 20 for his interest when the claim was first located Now Mr Shepherd Shep-herd feels like kicking himself every time he thinks of the poor judgment displayed on his part Baker City Democrat The De Iinninr Following is a synopsis of the man agers report to the De Lamar company com-pany for the month of October 1895 Tons crushed 3443 00 Bullion realized71167 66 Ore shipped 8500 00 Total 79667 66 Cost and expenses 41760 10 Estimated profit 37907 56 Nuceet TleJnI Timber i Cn t ttg Federal officers are getting after the foreigners who it is alleged have been stripping the nnsurveyed government lands in Jefferson county of their timber tim-ber In earnest Six additional arrests were made yesterday and it is intimated mated that there are a good many more to follow Frank Pischello Tlegallo Mangon Simon Marcello Joseph Pisch ello Armando Pischello and Andro La pier alias Johnson are the men who were arrested yesterday and they were brought in and locked up in the county jail last evening The arrests were made on indictments returned last week by the United States grand jury and the prisoners will be taken over to Helena this morning None of them can speak a word of English and the officer who made the arrests was compelled com-pelled to take a interpreter along with I him Anaconda Standard 1 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