The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-04-20
The New Registration Shows an
Increase Of IS Per Cent.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE DAILY
The Amusements 0ffered-Wants His Fces-I
90. F.-Another Paper-ln Social
Way-The City Committee.

DR. and Mrs. &. M. Wilson were In SALT
Lake Monday.
Colonel William NJ. Ferry returned from
Chicago Oh Saturday last.
E. P. Ferry left Monday morning for
two weeks visit to Chicago.
c. E. Wurtelle, of the Park City bank,
spent part of the week in the Park.
The Ontario shipped last week twenty
three bars of bullion, valued at So, 302.
John Shields and Sheriff John L. Weber
Were in the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
w. c. Wallace, city treasurer, will be
found at Rogers store until Mrs. Rogers
return.
Miss Jennie Mason, of Salt Lake, is Wis
iting in the Park with Mr.. ana Mrs. H.
G. Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Rogers started Thurs
day morning for a months visit to Califor-
mia and Washington.
c. H. Moore, Robert Gorlinski and Stu
art Stephenson were up from Salt Lake
during the early part of the week.
w. /. Snyder, Sylvester johnson and
Isaac Post were in Ogden during the week
In attendance on the |. 0. 0. L. grand en-
campment.
Police Justice Hayt has been absent this
week, having been summoned to Boise city
on business connected with the Knights OF
Pythias order.
Mr. G. Hoover left the Park Tuesday,
OF a trip to Gold mountain, Piute county,
to look after the mining interests of Park
syndicate in that country.
Eight jigs are now at work on the creek
below town. There seems to be quite
bonanza in the old tailings washed down
from the different mills and dumps.
In the probate court Wednesday an or
der was made directing publication of no.
tice to creditors and also for family allow
ance in the estate of Sarah A. Talbot.
William Brother, of the Uintah drug
store. has recently ordered a 500 soda wa
ter apparatus of artistic design. 1t will
soon arrive and will add much to the beauty
of this popular store.
The lessees of the east side Of the Creole
No. l are taking out ore. A number of men
are at work shoveling snow, so that the ore
can be gotten down for treatment at the
5igs, it being Of low grade.
Superintendent r. G. Chambers came up
during the early part of the week and paid
off the employees of the Ontario and DAILY
companies. Mr. Chambers was accom-
panied by his wife and sister.
John Mcleod was arrested on Saturday
by Sheriff Weber for threatening the life
of his wife. He pleaded guilty on Monday
in Justice Cupits court and was placed
under bonds of $3.50 to keep the peace
The folio wing gentlemen took run over
the Utah Central TO the Park on Friday:
J. H. McAlvin, of Omaha; Mr.. Wild, of
Boise city; T. j. Macintosh, L. p. Lewis,
Joseph H. Young and w. B. Smith, of Salt
Lake.
Street Commissioner Bennett has had a
force of men at work this week cleaning
Main street. Scrapers were employed to
gather up the accumuiationS of dirt and
garbage. The street has now quite pre-
sentable appearance.
The new registration list is complete and
shows the First ward to have 16S voters,
the Second ward 1874 voters, and the Third
ward 2lo, total of ~ in the city. This is
an increase of about 35 per cent over the
registration of last year.
A check for $40 was sent this week by
the Knights of Robert Emmett, to Mrs. 2.
Murphy, Montana This amount was the
proceeds of the St. Patricl1s ball, given for
her benefit. The Knights of Robert En-
met should have big mark put down TO
their credit for this charity.
THE MILLINERY STORE ROBBERY.
One of the gang who robbed Mrs. Kee-
gan's millinery store short time ago now
languishes in the city Jail, thanks to Sheriff
Neber's persistency in staying with clue.
couple OF the men were located in Salt
Lake and arrested, one on an old charge of
W.
The first is now serving six months sen
tence for the old oifense, after which Sum
NIT county wants him for burglary. Sheriff
Weber had the charge against the other
dismissed and at once arrested him and
brought him back to the Park. He travels
under the name of Slim and proved to be
the individual who held up the county
jailer about year ago in Salt Lake while
eight other prisoners made their escape.
He has been identified by different parties.
to whom he tried to sell some of the stolen
goods. He was taken before Commissioner
Cohen Friday, who held him in default OF
$500 bonds to appear before the grand Jury.
Sheriff Weber speaks very highly of the
ability of City Marshal John NJ. Young. of
Salt Lake, and believes he is the right man
for the position of marshal.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The amusements at the Park opera
house for the coming week will be Angus
tin Days troupe in IA Night OFF, on
Monday night. and the grand l. o. o. f.
concert and ball on Friday night. The lat
ter has much pleasure in store for all who
attend. Commencing at p. m. and lasting
until $3.50, a concert will be given in the
lodge room by the members of the Re-
bekah lodge, and at the last named hour
dancing owill commence. Much time has
been spent in the arrangements for both
concert and ball, and delightful evening
is anticipated
Dan Morris Sullivan played to a full
house Thursday night. How Kitty from
Cork can draw so large house is not un
derstood. Outside of the singing and
dancing, there is nothing whatever in the
piece.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist
church gave regular old time English
supper in the church Thursday evening. A
large number were present all of whom
declared 1t a success in every way.
WANTS HIS FEES.
Ed James, the principal witness against
the Dudler safe robbers, who was hello
nearly three months here in the city Jail
Jury, viii commence suit against Summit
county for witness fees for the full time
of his incarceration. NJ. G. Hoover is at.
torney for James.
1. o. o. F.
A number of Parkites were in Ogder
this week attending the grand lodge ana
grand encampment, l. o. o. z. d. II
Condor, z. Christensen, Isaac Post ano
Sylvester Johnson were representatives OF
lodge No. Z, and w. J. Schofield, w. H
Harris and +. y. Parker represented No. s
ID. L. Condor, &. Christensen and w.
Snyder were delegates to the grand en-
campment. Park City secured three off
GERS in the grand lodge-T. w. Whitley
grand master; f. A Parker, grand treas
4 urer; and Isaac Post, grand herald.
ANOTHER PAPER.
What will be good news to the people OF
Park City is the fact that newspaper
real live newspaper, is TO be started
in the near future. 1t viii be four page