The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20

Est of Park City, not from any selfish mo-
1--WE, but for the general welfare Of the
LOWE A cylinder press, with electrical
power, will be used. The job Office will be
complete in every detail, and ready to do
artlstc as well as common work. The
editor and manager of the paper viii be in
Tue Park during the coming week to COM
pete the final arrangements. A two story
building is to be erected for its use on the
lot where Judge Shields Office now stands.
work on this will commence in about two
weeks, and as soon as it is finished it will
be htted up and the journalistic enterprise
started. All Park City-the public-will
welcome the new paper, and from opinions
recently expressed by advertisers and 9th
ers Its success is assured
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
A reception, complimentary to Mrs r. G.
Chambers and Miss Chambers, of Kansas
City, was given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. A. b. Emery at her residence. a
very enjoyable time was had by all the
Ladies present. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Kid
der delighted the guests with vocal solos,
as did also Mrs. Lindsay and Miss Nellie
Bransford with instrumental selections
AS hostess, Mrs. Emery excels and all
present Wednesday felt that there are but
few who have the ability to make the
guests feel SO perfectly at home as does
Mrs. Emery. The following ladies were
present: Mrs. r: c. Chambers, Miss
Chambers, Mrs. William NJ. Ferry, Mrs
c. M. Wilson, Miss Allen, Mrs. 6. c. Kid
der, Mrs. White, Mrs. c. A. Short
Mrs. L. p. Kimball, Mrs l. L. Osborne,
Mrs. e. c. Williamson, Mrs. e. lie Compt,
Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. A. c. Reese Mrs. j.
III. Rogers, Mrs. Charles H Cooke, Mrs.
M. Is. Bransford and the Misses kearnes,
Latham, Sharkey and Gillespie.
THE CITX COMMITTEE
The city committee held meeting Thurs
day evening in the Icity hall to name a
date for holding the city nominating con
Vention and to apDortion the delegates to
the different wards. The meeting was
called to order by the chairman, John Para
dis, and its object stated. On motion, 9.
a. Short was appointed to represent the
first ward in the absence of ID. L. C)ndon,
On motion, Joseph M Cohen was elected
chairman and l.. e. Camomile secretary.
Monday, April %, was then selected as the
date for holding the convention, and it was
recommended by the committee that the
lfferent ward caucuses be held on Thurs
day, April 24. Last years apportionment
one delegate to each twenty-five regis
tered voters, and one at large from each
ward-was taken as the basis, which gave
! the first ward eight delegates, the second
sixteen and the third ten delegates, making
in all thirty four. The candidates for mu-
nicipal honors are few as yet but it is ex-
pected that the coming week will develop
them in great numbers.
OPEN AIR CONCERT.
The Park City brass band will give their
second open air concert next Thursday and
will render the following programme:
| March s.rba Ad,nir,l ~,
Andante Waltz "
Brighter Days win Come Again
Schottlsche -------------- Pretty as a Pansy'
March '"Phe Big Four
Waltz Loves Dreamland''
Polka Little Sweetheart
March -Gritfiths
The band was out Friday evening sere-
nading and won deserved praise from all
who heard them. 1t is fine organization
and has first class musicians.
| "JoHN THE BAPTIST"
John Lindwell, better known as "John
the Baptist" half crazy fellow, created
some little excitement at the city hall
Wednesday evening by appearing there
covered with blood and wildly declaring
that he had been stabbed. Dr. LeCompt
was called and an examination made which
showed up only two cuts on the right wrist
one of which severed superficial artery
Two or three men were necessary to hold
him while the cuts were sewed up One OF
the ribs of the right side was
found to be broken. 1t was after
ward learned that he had some
trouble in Strom's saloon and was kicked
out, and in trying to return broke the win
dow, cutting himself as described.
ACCIDENT AT THE sDALY.
An accident happened at the DAILY mine
Tuesday morning in which Joseph Trening
was pretty well shaken up and received {
number of severe cuts abont the breast
and face. He was working at couple Of
shots which had not gone off, attempting tt
iuries. c. A. S.