The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-04
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
Notes Concerning the Coming
Municipal Election.
UTAH CENTRAL IN HIGH FAVOR.
Work Resumed on the 0ntario-Accidental
ShOoting-General News of the Fa-
nous, Enterprising Camp.
w. H. NAPLES was in Salt Lake last wee,,

w H NAPLES was in Salt Lake last weel,
Pref. Andre was in the Park this week.
Jos. NJ Cohen was in Salt Lake during
the week.
f. Z. Harding spent the latter part of
the week in Salt Lake.
The city council hold their regular meet
ing on Wednesday next.
l. ~ Parker, representative of George
a. Lowe, spent Friday in the Park.
The children of the public school will en-
JOY their spring vacation next week.
The business of the police court This
week amounted to one drunk; fine s..
The Ontario shipped on May l, thirty
three bars Of bullion valued at 81 ,6S3.
The boring machine will commence work
at the Anchor during the coming week.
Francis Smith. OF Cleveland Ohio, direc-
tor OF the Anchor Mining company, is in
town.
Cleveland's Mastodon minstrels will open
the opera house, after its recent repairing,
on the 18th.
Tickets are out for an Orange Tea to be
given by the Epworth league at the
Methodist church May 81.
The North Pole and Northland difficulty
will have an airing in the Third District
". w Waters, of Ogden, came up Satur-
day to attend the institution OF the camp of
the Patriotic order of the Sons of America.
at the Northland twenty men are at
work and 800 tons OF first and second class
ores are on the dump ready for shipment.
The ladies of st. Luke's Guild have Or
ganized g broom brigade and are in train
Ing 10 give an exhibition drill in the near
future.
There will be union services at the Con
greeational church on Sunday evening in
tie interests of the American Bible
society.
Street Commissioner Bennett has had a
new sidewalk laid on Marsac avenue, which
improves the street and is q blessing to the
residents.
c. r. Bliss. of Chicago, was in the Park
this week, accompanied By Isaac HuSe, il
the interests OF the New West Educational
commission.
]. w. Dagget, of Salt Lake, is now
agent for the Pacific Express company in
the Park. Ar. Daggert has taken the place
of Mr.. Ross.
The Union concentration viii soon b5
ready 20 starr TO work. There has beer
some delay IN securing rolls, which has hin
dered the work.
Work has been resumed at the Ontario
and all the men laid off some time ago pm
on again Shipments are being made t
both the mill and concentration.
The Ontario drain tunnel is now IN 40
feet a new compressor was received las
week and is being set up. Faster worl
can De done when it is place, as more drill
can be used.
The county registration commences o.
Monday next and viii continue until tn
first week in June. Joseph III. Cohen AIT
w. c. Wallace will attend 10 the registration
in Park City.
The uniform rank knights of Pythia
are hard at work drilling, and intend max
ing mighty effort to capture the prize a
the next meeting IN Ogden for the hes
drilled division.
DR.. ana Mrs. e. p. Lecompte celebrated
the tenth anniversary of their wedding o.
Thursday evening by giving a progressive
euchre'' TO their many friends. A larg
number OF useful and appropriate present
for the occasion were made.
w. a. Langford, for some time clerk a
the Union Pacific depot, has resigned hi
position and accepted more lucrativ
one at Maekintosh's sampler. Mr.. L. X
Ross, Pacific express agent, has succeede
Mr.. Langford 1t the depot.
Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay were over fror
Heber Tor a few days this week visiting
with relatives. DR.. Lindsay is a youn
man of much ability, thorough student
and is rapidly coming into prominence !
an able physician and a skillful surgeon.
The Crescent tramway will be in opers
ton during the coming week. The snoN
has been shoyeled from the track and tn
engire repaired, new cars constructed an
a general oyerhauling made, so that it wi
be in splendid condition for tue season
work.
Two marriages took place in the Park la:
week On Monday, b. 3. Brown and Mis-
Annie Drew were united, and on Wednes
dav Joseph Wells and Miss Annie Baldwi
were made one. Rev. Charles Cook pc
formed the ceremony in both cases and ii
happy couples started on LIES journey wit
he best wishes Of many friends.
+ Al. e. benson was accidentally shot il
the leg on Sunday last. He dropped h
revolver and il went of on striking tf
floor, the ball entering about four inchs
below the knee and coming out just aboy
fracturing the patella. DIR. Gregor w;
called and attended the injury. and thong
adangerous wound the leg will be saved.
The opening of the Utah Central means
great deal to Park City 1t ushers in a ne
era and we believe viii be of great benei
to the town. The travelling public will al
preciate the shortening of time over the Ii
tie road and will give it their patronage
From expressions heard by the score. W
predict unusual prosperity for the Uta
Central road.
Washington camp, No. 3. Patriotic Orde
Sons of America, was instituted on Satul
dav evening last. Thirty members wer
initiated and twenty more Will go in at th
noxt meeting. The following officers WEI
elected ard installed: President, w.
Wilson: president, ID. Dennis: maste
OF forms and ceremony. c. v Jenkins; re
corder. c. A. Short; financial recorder. A
b. Emery; treasurer, James Lockhar'