Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-03-24
PARK CITY NEWS NOTES.
The Democrats scribe sends a
Budget of Lively Items.

Correspondence of the DEMOCRAT.
w. G. Morris, the painter, has been in
town for few days.
The U. p. pay car came up Sunday and
paid off its Park City employees.
Mr.. Frank Dyer has gone to Washing
ton to look up the Utah Marshalship.
Mr.. L. X. Morris, OF Salt Lake, regis
tered at the Park City Hotel during the
week.
Mr.. VIM. Dix, one OF the Parks old
landmarks" has gone East on Il visit to
old friends.
The stage lines have discontinued
travel between Salt Lake and Park City
on account OF the bad condition OF the
roads.
Mackintosh's sampler received during
the past week l9l 700 pounds OF DAILY ore,
and 1876, l20 pounds OF Ontario. Total for
the week, 5S7, 1920 pounds.
The storms Of the past week have
passed over and sunshine is making sad
havoc of the beautiful" turning the
streets into rivers OF mud and slush.
The look on the face OF Editor Camo-
mile OF the Park Record verifes the state
ment that "IIits han hawiul thing to be
han hanXious father" It's boy, and
took its place as assistant editor of the
Record last week.
The bullion shipments from the On
tario and Marsac mills for the last week
amounted TO eighty bars, containing
45,543.50 ounces OF fine silver, divided as
follows
BARS. oZs. VALUE
Ontario. rs. 80 ,9l7.50. S43, 800 25
DAY.. g., GlG.OO............ 6,l77.GO
The ball given by the Irish National
League, in Society Hail. Wednesday last,
was complete success, and nettcd quite
II sum for the Parnell Parliamentary
fund. The hall was tastefnlly decorated,
the music the best that could be had ali
were determined to enjoy themselves,
and all that could be done by the com
mlttees to make the affair an enjoyable
one was done
The wrestling match between d. A.
Mcmillan and j. G. Dolan, at Society
Hall, Saturday night, resulted in vic
tory for Mcmillan. -Four styles, Cornish,
Grmco-Roman, colar-and-elbow and
catch-as-catch-can were wrestled, Nc
MILAN getting every fall. Mcmillan is u
powerful man, and no one in the country
seems able to do anything with him. lie
challenges any man on the Pacific Coast
to wrestle for $500 or 81 600 a side.
A meeting OF the veterans of 81 and
'65, to organize q. A. r. Post, was
held in the City Hall Thursday evening.
u. &, kldder was elected Temporary
chairman, and III. G. Whitney, secretary.
A muster roll was prepared and about
twenty names were obtained. A com
mittee, consisting OF ID. Hutchinson, II.
C.. Whitney and j. w. Peirson were ap.
pointed to confer with the Department
Commander and determine how to pro-
coed to organize the post. A committee
Of six, w. NJ. Bell for the Ontario mine,
VIM. Appleby at the DAILY, j. W. Peir-
son at the Ontario mill, j. w. Gichrist
AT the Crescent mine, James Farrell at
the Anchor, and q. w. Gallagher for
Park City, were appointed TO canvas their
respective places for the names of all old
soldiers \ vote Of thanks was rendered
the authorities for the use of the hall,
and the meeting adjourned to meet ON
Thursday, March 18th.
Mr., Joe Gallagher will canvas the town
the coming week for subscriptions TO aid
Hon. X. N. Baskin in his work at Wash
lngton. Park City is thorough Gentle
town, and will do il share TO aid in the
Undertaking TO give Utah an honest rep
resentation in Washington. The people
OF the Park are unanimous in endorsing
the selection OF Hon. X. N. Baskin rs
delegate to represent the Americans Of
Utah in Congress CAS-.