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Way We Were: The Elephant in the Mine

Teri Orr: Silver veins…

I don’t remember how we met it was in the late ’90s, somewhere as I was raising money for the Eccles Center. I met a couple, around my age, who just landed here from New York City but he had the longest of ties to the state. He was a Kearns the grandson of the icon who was governor and publisher of The Salt Lake Tribune and owned the Park City Silver King Coalition Mines (along with David Keith). His grandmother was Jenny Judge of the Park City Judge Daly Mine family, who ran a boarding house for miners, before she met her Irish prince and became the state’s First Lady and built that spectacular mansion which has served ever since as the governor’s residence in Salt Lake City.

Way We Were: The subtleties and difficulties of surveying

Park City Museum researcher This section of a 1932 Wasatch Range mine claims map showing the Park City Mining District illustrates how complex claims actually were and how easily they overlap. Park City Historical Society & Museum, Jack Gallivan Collection This is the fifth article in a series on the Conkling Mining Co. v. Silver King Coalition Mines Co. lawsuit. As we learned last time, Trewek believed a patent on the Conkling claim was thought a full claim of 1,500 feet in length. Regarding said claim patent, a revision of the 1872 Mining Law provided a process by which claims could be patented (owned outright). Anyone who had properly located a claim could file a patent application. The application was to be accompanied by a plat map and field notes made or authorized by the surveyor general, and two affidavits verifying that the claim had been distinctly marked at the site and that notice of patent application had been posted.

Renovations in store for historic Utah Governor's Mansion