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Show ONTARIO NO. 3 SOON TO BE IN WORKING ORDER Special to The Tribune. PARK CITY, July IS. Things at tho Ontario No, 3 are again benlnnlng to aa-s'.une aa-s'.une ohnpe, and result from the great ts-slc of rebuilding Hie hol&t. The hoisting works, gallows frame, rnglno and gen-cr.M gen-cr.M machinery nt D.?ly No. 2 wojv procured pro-cured by the Ontai:o companv, and are now being transferred to the Ontario ground. Ji. order to avoid t lie necessity of handling han-dling the gallows Iran-" twle and ntull-Ing ntull-Ing unnocecsary work, the frumc Is brought piece at a time anil at once put In position at Ontario No. "i. The ::i.iin object now bpforc tliO?o having tho work of reconstruction In haul in to got up stir.m at No. 3 a nd . gel the pumps to work en tho wnU'r In the shaft, which Is now filled to tho :DCO foot level. The gallows gal-lows framo bolng In position the tanks will bo put to work, and with the pumps. It will bo but a short time until the shnft Is again clear of water. By the ond of August It Is expected that everything will be as It was before tho lire. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Borcman returned to the Park veatorday from an extended Eastern tour, Mr. and Mrs Borcmnn wero married In Ogdcn last month, and slnco that tlmo have been traveling. Workmen aro now employed In tearing down tho old Morsac mill, citizens having purchased different portions of the building build-ing The large timbers can he used by tho Ontario mine, both In timbering down In tho mlno and In the construction of tho now hoist. The flues are also to bo used by the Ontario company. Tho people of Park City will feel a great deal safer when the mill Is down and out of the way. ns there Is so much danger from fire when no watchman Is employed |
