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Show WedThursFri, April 14-16, 2004 The Park Record A-13 tob ray em ttre 1,' - - - IK ImI 3 V f - COURTESY OF PARK CITY HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND MUSEUM H I S T O RICA L t M U S E L" M At the rciarsac By Bea Mayes, researcher Park City Museum For 30 years the Marsac Mill complex crushed and processed ore just east of Main Street. The view above is toward the east. Buildings pictured date the photo between 1885 and September 1892. The 115-foot Marsac stack, rear left, was located locat-ed east of City Hall (not visible). Main Street was a dirt road. Early buildings include the Park City Bank, right foreground, on the east side of Main Street. Left foreground, also on the east side of Main Street, is the Marsac Company Office, the building with the porch. Silver Creek, which runs north between the mill site and Main Street, can't be seen in the photo. The Marsac had boarded it over. Edward Ferry of the Marsac Silver Mining and Milling Company of Michigan built the Marsac Mill to process ore from the company's Flagstaff Mine. He com-, pleted the original 20-stamp mill on Silver Creek, at the foot of Rossie Hill, in 1874. In those days, the mill stood well north of the little town. Owners built their wood- frame houses near the Ontario and other mines. The Ontario Mine, of course, continued to develop. Between 1880 and 1882. Ferry enlarged and remodeled the Marsac for custom work and fitted it with dry kilns and water. In 1885 the mill prepared to handle ore from the Daly Mine. Plans called for adding 10 more stamps, a Stetefeldt roaster, roast-er, eight more settlers, increasing the size of the main building by 50 feet and the ore house by 40 feet, and erecting two large stacks. After tons of ore arrived from the Daly, the mill carried out additional improvements. By 1887, the Daly Mining Company owned the Marsac Quartz Crushing Mill complex. John Daly and R. C. Chambers, superintendent of the Ontario, controlled Daly. Mining. The mill included a leach plant and a refine"ry, and the Mafac, was shipping bars of fine silver bullion mined at the Daly Mine. (After leaching, the Marsac shipped lead carbonates and base metal sulfides to the smelter. Regular sulfides, sul-fides, which carried silver, gold, and copper, cop-per, were refined at the Marsac.) The mill continued to improve ore processing and, in 1900, about 90 percent of the values went to the refinery. The Daly No. 1 Mine closed in 1904. That summer the company dismantled the Marsac and leveled the buildings. They cleaned the stack of silver values and felled it in the spring of 1905. The Marsac Office building was demolished in 1926 and replaced by a new building, today's 508 Main Street. Find out more about Park City's history--become a member of the Park City Historical Society and Museum. For more information on memberships or volunteering, volunteer-ing, please call (435) 649-7457. .. Courtesy of the Park City Historical Society and Museum Obituary Rolf Paul Sandbeig Rolf Paul Sandberg, 37, died April 8, 2004 at his home in Girdwood, Alaska following a long, courageous battle with a brain tumor. Memorial services will be Saturday. April 17 at 1 p.m. at Challenge Alaska in Girdwood. Additional services will be Wednesday, April 21 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Utah Olympic Park day lodge in Park City. ' "Rolf was born Oct. 27, 1966 in Bridgeport, Connecticut. He grew up in Park City, graduating from Park City High School in 1985, and later found his home in Alaska in 1991. Rolf was a master of all trades, but primarily an EMT and Ski Patrol member in Park City, and as a crab fisherman, a hunting guide and race crew in Alaska. Rolf loved to ski, fish, hunt, cook and take care of others. oth-ers. His family wrote, "Rolf was a profound soul with a great passion for living. He thrived in the outdoors and in the company of his many friends and family. He was unique, he was genuine, and touched all who met him with his charisma and charm." Rolf P. Sandberg Survivors include his wife, Jennifer Sandberg; daughter, Kylie Sandberg; father, Rolf J. Sandberg; mother, Pam Sandberg; and sister, Kari Sewell and family. In lieu of flowers, family suggests sug-gests memorial donations may be made to Kylie Sandberg at Wells Fargo Bank;' or to Denali Home Health & Hospice, 3935 Reka Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508. Arrangements were made with Evergreen Memorial Chapel, Anchorage. Obituary Hena A. Jensen Goodworth Elena A. Jensen Goodworth was born Sept. 30. 1911 in Holladay, Utah. She died April 10, 2004 in Newton, .Utah. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, April 14, 2004 in the Francis LDS Church, 285 East 2200 South, Francis. Friends may call Wednesday from 10:45 -11:45 a.m. prior to the services, both at the LDS Church. Interment will be in the Francis Cemetery. 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