The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-06

TO prepare an estimate Of probable cost and
report at next meeting. Committee on
streets, alleys and bridges asked for more
time to report on petition of G. A, Brown
to number houses.
Committee on claims and accounts re-
ported favorably on all bills referred to
them and on motion the report was adopted
and warrants ordered Drawn. Committee
on finance reported favorably on monthly
reports referred to them and en- motion the
report was adopted. On motion the COM
mittee on city property were instructed to
purchase horse and cart for city use.
Meeting then adjourned.
GENERAL NOTES.
The Park City Light, Heat and Power
company, annual meeting of stockholders
was held at Wilson Snyders office Thurs
day afternoon and the following board of
directors was elected: Barney Riley. E.
c. Williamson, M. H. Quirk, w. G. Rob
son and d. G. Mclaughlin. AT the direc-
tors meeting, Barney Riley was elected
president; E. G. Williamson, vice-presi-
dent and w. G. Robson, treasurer. No
secretary was elected. Nearly all the stock
was represented and the meeting was har-
monious throughout.
Mud! Mudl! Mud!!!
The New West and Catholic schools had
vacations during the last week.
j. M. Wilmans was back in town this
week. He left for San Francisco Friday
morning.
Police Justice Hayt was down to Ogden
Thursday.
David Keith spent Thursday in Salt
Lake.
E. E. Baker, national organizer of the
Patriotic Order of Sons of America, is in
town in the interests of that order and has
secured enough names for a. camp, which
will be instituted as soon as the necessary
arrangements can be made.
Regular trains will be running over the
Utah Central between Salt Lake and Park
City next week. The new road will be
welcomed to Park City with delight. The
usual expression heard is, What bless
ingr' The change from four hours to two
hours in going to Salt Lake is delightful
even to think of. Judging from the town
talk, the little road is going to be well pat
ronized.
Prof. McNiel. the dancing master, gives
grand opening ball on Tuesday evening
Tickets are out for the concert and bal
to be given by the Daughters of Rebekkat
on Friday, April 25, the sew enty- frs
anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
John Doddy, resident of the Park for
fourteen years, died Thursday night from
a stroke of apoplexy. He was stricken
nearly month ago and has barely lived
since then. Nothing could be done to save
him. He left daughter and sister, living
at the Park, who, with all that knew him
will miss his familiar figure and Jolly
pleasant countenance. He will be buried
Sunday.
Only one victim was up before Judge
Hayt this week. Cause, drunkenness
fine, S..
There were five deaths in the Park dur
ing the month of March.
E. H Bird was in the Park again thi:
week
The different mines will pay off their EN-
ployees during the coming week.
Dan Morris Sullivan and the "Kitty
from Cork company are booked at tn,
opera house on the IL and Is.
Fred. Warde, in the ''Mountebank, )
| played Tuesday night TO one of the larges
houses seen in the Park for long time
General satisfaction was given and Ward,
will always have a hearty welcome in Parl
City.
A thief entered the millinery shop of Mrs
Keegan on Wednesday night and stol
eleven trimmed hats, valued at 800. One
was afterwards found near the depot n,
trace of the thief has been discovered. Al
Overcoat was also stolen from Skoog'
lodging house and has not been found.
There were no ore shipments this week
M. Shaughnessy is expected in tn
Park every day to renew operations on tn
Glencoe property, in Blue Ledge district.