The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-03-09

in that direction or discourage them in the
least. AS soon as the roads are in condi-
ton to allow of constant hauling, the Union
concentration will commence work again.
Theda CT last weeks Park Record was
Saturday, February 30, 1880" No one
expected that the Record would confess
that it was Tout Of date"
Late trains, late mails and profanity have
been the order of the week The Union
Pacific has great deal to answer for, for
encouraging the vice of profanity The
irregularity of the mails of the past few
weeks would demoralize saint. 1t takes
twelve and fifteen hours to the Salt Lake
mails, when the same should reach here
in seven hours schedule time. Il takes two
days to get the same mail to Heber, when
it could reach there in half the time, if the
trains could find it possible to run on
schedule time. 1t would be the height of
happiness to the people of Park City,
Heber and vicinity to hold captive for d
week or two, few Union Pacific officials
and torture them with their own irregular
tiles.
The weather has been beautiful this
week, and many predict that it will CON
tiDue. The snow is melting rapidly, and
the roads are filed with snow and slush
They are rapidly breaking up and unless
it grows colder, travel to and from the
mines win stop.
GA Social Session. by the Postage
Stamp company is booked to appear at the
Park opera house during the coming week,
During the month of February, seven
mining claims and one rock quarry were
located in Uintah mining district, in which
Park City is located. The names of the
claims and locators are as follows: FIRE
mont No. ,, by VIM. Charles; Apostate,
Apostle and Goliath, by L. U. Goliath !;
Standard and Richmond, by G. F.. Dolberg
and L. n. Smith; Teller, by Geo. A. Meears
and one rock quarry by Chas. Dudler. In
the same month last year, nineteen claims
were located in this district. The ground
around the Park is nearly all taken up and
locations are becoming less and less each
month.
Only one drunk was up before Justice
Hayt this week; fine, ten days at work On
the streets.
Mr.. e. Sullivan, member of the a. O.
Z, W., died Tuesday night from consump-
ton. Mr.. Sullivan had been sick for more
than two years and for the last year has
been confined to mis- bed great deal Of the
time. He leaves wife and four children
He was buried Thursday by the A. o. U.
w. organization.
The city council granted Mr.. G. A.
Tewksbury and associates franchise to
construct and MAINTAIN gas works. on
Wednesday evening, and it is the intention
OF the company TO lose no time ii getting
the system into operation. Ground has
been leased from the Crescent company pc
low the old smelter, and as soon as pos
sible grading will be commenced The
money and the plant are ready and Mr.
Tewksbury says he expects to see every
thing completed by the 1st of next October:
The plant will cost $1,000 and will be
| large enough to supply a CITY of 10000 in
habitants. Mr.. TeWksbury will visit
Ogden and Salt Lake during the coming
week and look over the gas works at these
places.
Mr.. William Goliath, foreman at the
Marsac mill, has been laid up this week
with pneumonia.
Joseph M. Cohen was this week appoint
ed notary public for Summit county.
y number of men have been laid off at
MaclzinUosh's sampler, the Ontario, DAILY
and other mines on account of bad roads.
The ore bins at the Ontario and the
Marsac mills have been filed to overhowing
during the past two weeks, SO that they
can continue work while travel is stopped
during the breaking up of the roads.
The Ontario and Daily pay days are ex-
pected during the coming week
The knights of Robert Emmett expect to
make the coming St. Patrick's benefit ball
the biggest affair of the season, and they
are working energetically to that end.
Mr. G.. G. Kidder was asked this week
what he thought the coming season had in
store for builders and the lumber business,
and replied that he believed it would sur
pass last year in activity. He considered
| business is generally reported to be very
dull In the Park. The opening of spring is