Show SALT LAKE AND STATE NEWS WATER IS RAPIDLY RECEDING now thirty two feet selow 1100 lavel of ontario no 2 shaft salt lake feb 6 an arrival from park city last brings the information that the being made towards the restoration of the ontario drain tunnel Is having a good effect towards bringing a return of conn benco in the future of that camp of course no one believes but what P arac city will continue to be an important producer of mineral wealth for many years to come but the fact that there ie now every indication that the drain tunnel will be open within a short time has caused the citizens ot the town to look forward to a early resumption of the old time activity iff the mines it Is believed that as soon as the waters of the district are released again through the great avenue built by the founders of the ontario company nearly a quarter of a century ago that the present owners of tho ontario daly and daly west mines will put a large number of men back to work again and that will mean a return ot prosperous times the development of all the principal mines at greater depth with a generous response in the shape of dividends at the offices of the ontario company it was learned today that the water in no 2 shaft has receded four and a half feet during the ikast 21 and that measurements early this morning indicated that the level was then 32 feet below the 1100 foot level KILLED IN GARFIELD MILL ire E hayden caught by revolving shaft and has life beaten out salt lake feb 6 A terrible accident happened at G last evening in tho boston consolidated mill at garfield in which ire E hayden a laborer aged 27 was instantly killed the unfortunate man had only been employed there but ten days and could not have been familiar with precautions necessary for personal safety for while engaged in filling tho oil cups in a shaft hanger ho either leaned over too tar or slipped and lost his balance the shaft was revolving at revolutions per minute and instantly as hayden clothes were caught he was whirled around and his unconscious body beaten on the floor at each revolution the other hands heard the single cry that the unfortunate man gave and rushed to stop the machinery when picked up life was extinct for his head was threaded to a pulp the left arm was torn off at the shoulder and hung a anost gruesome sight from the machinery overhead the right toot was torn off and flung a dozen feet away the left foot and right hand were crushed and torn and the body was severely bruised while all the clothing left on the body was part 0 a sock some of the brain had run away from the crushed skull A doctor was sent for but he could do nothing tor there was no life there the unfortunate man had been hurled into eternity like a flash and without a seconds warning A sad accompanying feature of the affair was that hayden brother in law who was working with him had only a moment prior to the accident left to cross the street to the postoffice post office and was half way across on the return when men came running out to bring him the terrible news the torn remains were cared for as tenderly as possible and undertaker J W laylor was notified mr taylors assistant went out on the early morning train and returned wit the body which hag been prepared for the burial the funeral will be held sunday from the meeting house in hunters whore the deceased lived until he removed to garneld a short time ago he leaves a wife and three children the oldest of whom is but 6 years of age the deceased formerly resided in this city where his maternal grandmother mis elizabeth rushton still lives the sad affair has cast a gloom over the entire garfield community SNEAK THIEF GETS A SURPRISE salt lake feb 6 william mahon ey absolutely himself at noon today that there is plenty of truth in the old saying that policemen aro always where you dont want them and never where you do william had strong preferences as to where he wanted his policeman that perhaps accounts for his opinion of them he was headed south at full speed on main street with a fur under his coat which he had stolen from the oriental bazar at 40 south main street where he want the policeman was in his path and there he encountered policeman kobertz Ko berts A glance in another direction led his eyes to the corpulent form of officer and when he looked again he encountered officer doty after that he saw detective jan ney and in trying to sot through the bunch for a clear field he ran aquaro into the arms of policeman doty and was headed east on first south street to the city jail mahoney said was broke and would rather steal than bea especially when the opportunity to steal was so easy the oriental bazar has ed several sets of furs within the few days but this time mahoney was seen in the act of purloining the fur from the front of the store A clerk grappled him but he succeeded in breaking away and starting on the run down the street followed by a large crowd be was looked for petit larceny POULTRY BREEDERS white wyandotte enthusiasts effect permanent organization salt lake feb 7 at the annual meeting of the utah state poultry aa sedation at the commercial club tuesday night vere elected for the ensuing year and plans were discussed for the next annual poultry exhibit report of the secretary and showed tant the za alon was in a good financial ly and great enthusiasm was shown by alie members in iba work which tho organization is doing to improve the breeds of poultry in the state seven ty two gombor at the close of the meeting a session of the bleeders breeders bre eders of alte avyan dottes was held and a permanent organization formed with thirty charter members it intended to push tho breeding of this variety and with that purpose in view to furnish a number lof handsome S tor presenta tion at the next annual exhibit it was suggested anat several trophies bo donated which be competed for year after year in order to increase the interest among those who prefer the white Wan dottes to other vario lies the fincers c tho state try association are as follows president dr C G Plu romer n vice president J L homo second vice president george coniam treasurer george P Strick lcy secretary 0 J sander assistant secretary A J goftman Hoft man executive committee A H J M Ad anft T H can wright and J 1 home A H was elected president and C J sander secretary of the now organization and they with george P will compose the executive committee A committee was appointed to draw up constitution and bylaws LATE FIND DWARFS ALL OTHERS cuts many high grade stringers bid strike at feet depth the latest strike in the mazuma hills property mention of which was made a few days ago dwarfs all previous finds in that celebrated mine according to the seven troughs miner the scene of the discovery is COO feet northward into the hill from the en trance of the lower tunnel where a massive upright wall 0 glittering pic tt n rak h ia been exposed for 20 feet since the strike aw 13 ot the sulphide variety with a great excess of free gold which sometimes permeates the rock in a finely divided stata and sometimes occurs in massive streaks or ribbons running through the rock the metal Is than is usual there being two ounces of gold for every punco oe silver I 1 he rock is a quartz porphyry shading into a blue quartz the shoot was first struck feet from the mouth of the lower tunnel by the force carrying that bore northward through the hill the miners have advanced 20 to as feet since then and the face of the drift is entirely in rich ore and exposes a five inch streak of picture rock on the hanging wall of a character to dazzle a most conservative serva tive spectator the estimated depth of the find ia vertical feet from the surface a depth considered ample to vouch tr the magnitude and permanency of the find the actual width of the shoot ia still as much unknown as its length only one wall cut off values has been found the hanging wall on the side a great wall of first class shipping ore stands up the full 20 or 25 feet giving no idea as to how tar the ore extends in that direction the mazuma hills lower tunnel for feet passes through a succession of rich ore shoots all dipping northward the lean eaks between them are said fp be from 20 to 30 feet wide from them have been taken some of the richest shipments of ore to leave the camp the shipping streaks show values throughout running from to 2000 several af pf them have been sloped practically to the surface to furnish the former shipments from the mazuma hills in the lower tunnel sacking is actively going on much of the space now being occupied by laden sack awaiting the next shipment this large opening of productive ground in the mine has resulted in a new shipping police inaugurated this week by the management when tho big mule team took out a cargo of ore the policy Is to send out semiweekly semi weekly similar cargoes amounting to approximately 12 tons a week or a shipment from lovelock to the shelters smelters sm elters every three weeks BLAME FOR BAD WRECK RESTS THREE MEN three employed emp loyes of the oregon short line have been held responsible tor the terrific collision at layton last sunday morning between two freight trains which resulted in the death of mrs peter frandson and her baby and in serious injury to four others J J mallaney conductor of the rear train oscar burg engineer ot the rear train and harry conductor of the combination work and freight train are the three men and all three leave been discharged from tho service of the road the investigation was concluded by by superintendent stevenson of the utah division thursday morning conductor mallaney and engineer burg of the rear train were found guilty of running their train at reckless speed through a station conductor of the first train was found guilty of neglecting to send a man bach from his train with a hag when lie stopped at layton in sufficient time to stop all approaching trains the question as to how long the first train had stopped at layaou before conductor quinn started back up the track to flag approaching trains and tho question as to just how fast the rear train was running when the col occurred were not satisfactorily determined at ila investigation state menta made by the members 0 both train crews differing materially it was settled however that the rear train was running altogether too fast and hat conductor quinn ot the front train had waited far too long before sending a flag back up the track CAT SAVES FAMILY salt lake fob 7 A cat saved the kolip family numbering five persons at west fifth south street from a horrible death by ahre early this morning mr and mrs philllp kopp and daughters and son tho misses freda and augusta and frederick owe their lives to the family feline they were saved from death hy suffocation or burning by tho household apet aroused by smoke from a adjoining room that was afire the cat jumped upon the bed in which mrs kopp and husband acro sleeping and in the thick smoke awakened mrs kopp by scratching and pawing at tho bed clothing hall suffocated mrs kopp immediately realizing that the house was afire and tho family in imminent danger awakened her husband and both of them aroused their children from other rooms filling quickly with so dense it was becoming suffocating in their night clothes the family escaped from the burning building a few minutes before the fire department responded to tho alarm FIFTY DAYS IN CHAIN GANG salt calro feb 7 gcorge IL jepson wife beator will serve fifty tifty days in the chain gang breaking rocks for beating his wife because ghe would not return to him a tender missive from anoche woman she found in ins pocket judge blehl passed upon jepson thursday noon nn |