Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-01
GATHERED FROM THE PARK.
Ore Shipments-Busfn Changes
Successful MasqueEade-An
Athletic Club.

| Correspondence of the DEMOCRAT
During the last week the following lot
of ore were received at Macintosh
sampler: Ontario, 16O,s9O lbs., DAILY
l39, 22O; total, 800, lilo pounds.
Martin Correll, one of the Ontario's oil,
stand-bys, went East Thursday. on {
visit to old friends.
Col. VIM. M. Ferry and Mr. d. Keith
came back from Salt Lake for few day.
on Friday, having been released from
duty as jurors.
Mr.. Geo. A. Meears and wife arc
registered at the Park City Hotel, from
Salt Lake.
MIR. Alexander Rogers is in town on
business, and is stopping at the Park City
Hotel.
The fine weather of late nearly spoiled
the roads for travelling. Sleighs were
laid aside and wagons used for hauling.
Friday night snow commenced falling,
and since then over a foot has fallen,
making sleighing good again. The ore
shipments will be made as usual while
the snow lasts.
The grand masque ball given by the
two Park City Lodges of K. of p, last
Monday night, was a success. Nearly one
hundred couples were present, all of
whom pronounced the ball one of the best
ever given in Park City. w. J. Moss as
st. Jacob, of st. Jacobs Oil renown, took
the first prize for the best-sustained
character, Mrs. Dr. Felsbaw, as an old
lady, took the first lady's prize, and Miss
Anna Fredrickson, as "Crazy Patch"
received the second. The costumes were
nothing extra, as whole. The Firemen
give another masque ball on March
18th.
The Park City Dancing Club give an
other other pleasant sorials next Thurs
day evening.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra per-
form here next Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. r. L. Blackman, the U. P. agent
at this place for some time past. has
bought out the steam laundry from
Thomas & Kelso. Mr.. Blackman is we'll
known in the community, and his new
undertaking will no doubt prove success
full.
On the 9th of last month change was
made in the affairs of the U. P. at this
place, Mr.. R. L. Blackman giving up
the position of agent and Mr.. R. ii. |
Nichols taking his place. Mr.. Nichols is
from Ogden, and held the position of
abstract clerk in the U. P. freight office, |
n that city. Mr.. Nichols is pleasant
5entiemanly agent and is fast making
many friends.
A change is soon to be made in one of
'ur business houses. John l.. Rogers
las sold his interest in the firm of Row &
20. and intends going into business with
lis brother, in Salt Lake. Mr.. Row will
continue the business at the old stand.
tut Johns pleasant countenance and
heerful ways will be missed.
Sutherland and Mcmillan have opened
sporting house in the rooms of the old
'ostoifice. An athletic club has been
rganlzed to be conducted by Mr.. Ed.
mlth, the champion middle-weight
oXer OF England. and MIR. d. A. Nc
lillian, the champion wrestler OF the
'aclfic Coast. The ability of these gem
emen, In their professions, can not be
Quilted, and under their care Park CITY
luscle will be developed to wonderful
xtent.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. Church gave {
very pleasant sociable, Friday evening.
the residence of Rev. Mr.. Jeffreys.
The Ontario paid it's usual monthly
vldend OF $4,000 last Saturday, max
g total of $4,000 this year.
The PIRATES of Penzance" will sail
to Park City sometime during the next T
eek and carry off some OF it's wealth.
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