The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-01-19
PARK CITY HCKINGS.
A Bright Breezy Budget From
the Famous Camp.
FEARS OF THE AWFUL AVALANCHE
The Summit County School Moneys Railways
in the Snow-A Coal Famine
An Accident.


in the Snow-A Coal Famine
An Accident.
! The doctors are kept busy prescribing
for la grippe patients. 1t is raging in the
Park. AT the present rate but few will
escape it.
kimball Bros stages have been makixg
good time since they commenced running
again, Notwithstanding the bad roads
Late trains and delayed mails have been
the order of the week.
The entire week has been stormy one.
1t has been showing, drifting and blowing
almost continually. Friday nights storm
was terrific one, the snow falling heavily
and plllng into immense drifts. 1t is still
coming, with no sign of stopping.
Rev. JAS Teefer. of the Eethodist church.
this week commences series of Sunday
night sermons on Bunyon's Pilgrims Pro
gress, which promises to be interesting.
Rev. Charles H. Cook, of the Congrega-
tional church, is expected soon in the Park
10 take up his duties as pastor
A large number of Parkites were down
to the city to take in the Liberal conven-
| ton.
d. c. Mclaughlin spent most of the
week in Salt Lake
j. L. Osborne was in the city Monday
and Tuesday.
AS soon as the Anchor loss is adjusted
something definite can be arrived at as to
the future operations of the company.
work is still going on through the tunnel
Surveyor Robert Gorlinski was in town
this week on business connected with the
Northland-Ne
M. Dusseldorf, manager of the Com
| stock. SDPnt the lyaply N no parly N,
after the interests of his company here.
Mr.. Shaughnessy came up from Salt
Lake Sunday and spent couple of days
looking after Glencoe business.
Oscar 81. Hardy came up Monday to at
tend the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lucky Bill Mining company
w. c. Burton and wife, of Salt Lake,
Were in town this week visiting with
| friends.
l. Huse, jr., arrived Wednesday from
salt Lake. He also made short visit to
Heber on business connected with the
New West Educational commission.
G. p Brooks has been in town since
| Wednesday, on one of his usual business
trips.
A. NJ Grant, of the Eagle Foundry COM
pany, spent the latter part of the week in
| the Park
Superintendent R. c. Chambers, of the
Ontario and Daily companies, came up
from Salt Lake Thursday, ito pay off the
employees.
r. w. Young, representing the Fire
mems Fund, Home Mutual and Anglo Ne
vada hre insurance companies of California,
has been III town this week to adjust the
loss OF the Anchor mining company, whose
hosting works recently burned, were in
sured In these companies. The weather
| has been had fhOnpb hot Nv
! has been unable to get to the mine to look
at the ruins.
Justice Hayt, in the police court this
week disposed Of one drunk and two cases
of fighting. Each paid a fine of fiv dol
lars.
The wife of Charles Linderberg, who re-
Gently became insane, was committed to the
asylum by Probate Judge Shields on Satur-
day last On Tuesday Sheriff Weber and
Mr. Llnderberg took her to Provo where it
is hoped she will soon recover.
The Ontario and DAILY mills paid off on
Friday and the mines on Saturday of this
week, and the town is flush again
Telephone communication with Alta
was cut off on Thursday night The usual
weather report was given in at 10 am
thursday, and since that time the Park
central has been unable to get them. 1t is
to be hoped the trouble is this side of Alta
Slides have been feared for sometime in
Alta, and what tho heavy storm of Thurs
day night might have done, there is no
telling.
Mrs. Mary Karr, the widow lady for
whose benefit the concert was given last
week, went to the city Tuesday morning
Mrs. Karr goes to the Holy Cross hospital
to be operated upon for an ovarian tumor
A lamp was rallied at Shields Bros. Sat
urday last, for the benefit of Mrs. karr
and realized $40. Mr.. w. H. Veal was the
lucky winner.
Mr.. F. E. Hardin forwarded his bond to
Washington this week, and as soon as his
commission arrives he will assume the
duties OF postmaster of Park City,
The Ontario mill was the only shipper of
bullion this week, its lot amounting to sc
bars valued at So, 56S.
The Grismer-Davis dramatic company
will present "The Burglar at the Park
opera house on Friday evening next.
The city council was to have held meet
ing on Wednesday night, but did not for
good reasons. A telephone inquiry at the
city hall brought up City Marshal Bennett
who gave the reasons as follows: ':Mayor
Newell is sick, Alderman Rogers is sick
Williamson is sick. Thompson is sick, and
To the question, ''What's the matter2'
came the reply, 'All got the grip"
Campbell and Gitsch, who secured a
lease on the Crescent's old workings re-
Gently, got out 10000 pounds of fair grade
ore this week for shipment.
The trouble between the Northland.
Nevada and theMayflower leasers will soon
be brought to a head in some way Sur
veys of the disputed ground have been
made during the last week by both parties,
and now, if not settled peaceably, litigation
will commence.
The stockholders of the Lucky Bill min
ing company held their annual meeting in
the Park Tuesday. OF the 10000 shares
capital stock, only $4,000 shares were rep
resented. The following directors were
elected for the ensuing year: o. w
Hardy. George Burton, w. c. Burton, F.
S. Fox and H T. Firmstone
, Hardy, president; George Burton
vice president and superintendent; F. S
Fox, treasurer; and j. j. Hunt, secretary
T This company was incorporated about two
years ago by Park City and Salt Lake par
ties and owns four claims lying west of the
: old Flagstaff property. During the las
year they have run 500 feet of TUNE
e in prospecting the property. 1t is the in
tentlon, when work is resumed again, tt
' sink shaft on the vein as better mean!
of prospecting. Another meeting will bt
held March 18th to arrange for work lr
ing the summer.
4 THE SCHOOL FUNDS.
: The amount of money allotted to Sunni
9 county for the year 1890, from the terri
torial school funds for the use and benefi
of district schools, was S., 402.65 Sunni
! county has seventeen school districts ant
this amount was divided among them pr,
rata as follows:
Districts. Amount
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