The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-27


during the past year with dignity and
ability, and but few will be found who
VIII not again cast their votes for him.
Thompson, Thompson, Ezra Thompson,
for mayor will be the war cry of the
First warders during the coming week.
The First ward wants the mayor this year.
and are going to make a lively fight for the
Office. Ezra Thompson is the unanimous
choice Of the ward, and when the resolu-
ton instructing the delegates to the city
convention to 'vote first, last and all the
time for Ezra Thompson" was put to a
vote in the caucus Thursday evening, it
was received with cheers and the hearty
aye OF every voter present
GENERAL NEWS OF THE CAMP.
A. M. Grant was in town Saturday last.
G. c. Kidder spent part of the week in
Salt Lake.
]. H. Denhalter was up from Salt Lake
on Sunday.
Surveyor c, P. Brooks came up from the
city yesterday.
Deputy Marshal Norrell, of Provo, was
in town Thursday.
Joe Hatch, of Heber, spent couple OF
days in the Park this week
The Ontario shipped on the oath thirty
bars OF bullion, valued at S15,G
j. II. Temple, the popular representative
of Devore 81 Son, OF Chicago, is in town
again.
I. Huse, ir., of the New West Educational
commission, visited the Park during the
week.
Col. E. H. Wall was here Tuesday on
business connected with the Union concen-
| TRAITOR.
John E. Evans, of Kelly & Co., Salt
AXE WAS in tina Parlx 1uri.,c- tho lo+t a,
part of the week.
J. w. Horn, western manager of the H
Parmelee Library company, of Des Moines
was in the Park this week.
DR.. and Mrs. c. M. Wilson will leave the
Park during the coming week for a few
weeks visit to California and the north
west.
The open air concert of the brass band
Thursday night was splendid success.
The programme given in last weeks letter
was rendered and drew out large crowd.
Frank p. Beslin, the blind editor of TIKI
Great Salt Ldlter, and E. J. Des Moneaux
came up Thursday to take part in the insti.
ution of the camp of Patriotic Order OF
Sons of America.
Mrs. L. p. Kimball and Mrs. P H
Lowry gave a pleasant afternoon lunch
con" to about thirty lady friends on Fri
1t was a delightful affair and enjoyed by
all the ladies present.
An assessment of 20 cents per share was
levied on the stock of the Anchor Mining
company on the 18th inst. 1t is safe to say
that this assessment will be paid as
promptly as all others have been, and that
there will be no delinquent stock for sale
Washington Camp No. 3, Patriotic Order
Sons OF America was installed Saturday in
Society hall BYE. E. Baker, assistant nat
ional organizers and members of the camps
in Salt Lake and Ogden. The camp starts
out with forty seven charter members, &
well-tlled treasury and the brightest OF
prospects.
Five accidents with giant powder this
week. On Monday, p. Leary and Dan
McPalin, while working in the face of a
drift at the Ontario, managed TO strike d
pick into some powder, exploding it. They
were badly cut about the face, the ewes
especially suffering. DIR. Wilson soon had
them all right and found that nothing seri-
Gus would result. On the same day at the
DAILY, Thomas Dardge had similar expert
ence, getting cut ofit with only some Sc.
we're cuts and bruises.
Some repairs and improvements are be-
ing made at the Park Opera house which
have been long needed and which will al.
low the presentation of larger pieces than
have heretofore been produced. The stage
ceiling has been raised sixteen feet and ten
feet added 10 its length. Six dressing
rooms each 9X15 feet have been added. and
a number OF new scenes put in. Manager
,McLaughlin's enterprise is commendable
and will be thoroughly appreciated by the
theatre going public.
The building season has commenced and
anumber of residences are being built The
foundation for Dien's business block is
well under way. Work will commence
next week on a two-story, six-room resi-
dence for G. Fl. Whitney and also building
of the same size for Mrs. Jane Ferguson
and Miss Mary Ferguson. The building
boom seems to have struck the First ward
that being now the popular and most
desirable residence portion of the city
Real estate in this ward has advanced in
price and commands good figure.
Park City's dreaded disease, pneumonia,
carried OF another victim this week in the
person of Dan Coughlin. He had been
Ill couple OF weeks and was in fair way
to recover when he suffered relapse He
leaves wife and eight children Though
only workingman, Mr.. Coughlin has
managed to keep up an insurance of Sc, O0C
on his life, which amount will be a blessing
to his family, placing them in very COM
Portable circumstances. The funeral was
held Thursday afternoon under the aus
pices of the A. o. U. W.. Of which organ
ization Mr.. Coughlin was member
In the police court this week number of
offenders were up. Two DRINKS were fined 81
each. Two keepers of houses of i'll fame were
assessed $40 each and four inmates $50 each.
Irish Mag" or Maggie Thompson, for
battery on the keeper of a rival dive, for
feited S25 and had foot race with Police
man Morten. She objected to being taken to
the city hall and fought like tigress all
the way. Two officers were required to
escort her to the hall. This woman is not
desirable resident and the authorities
should leave no stone unturned to run her
out OF the town and suppress her low, vile
dive
meeting was held in the city hall We'd
nesday evening by the ball players and
those interested in the game, for the pur-
pose of organizing club and to provide
| for It's existence. An organization was