The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-07
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
the Dolberg Group Sold for
$4,000.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOL ON MONDAY
Other Educational Institutions POstoffice Bus
iness-City Council Proceedings
eral Glimpses of Park City Life.


eral Glimpses of Park City Life.
Wv. Rice was visitor to Zion Monday.
NJ. s. Ascheim returned from Salt Lake.
Saturday.
David Keith and John Judge were in Salt
Lake part OF the week.
TIE Ontario mill shipped this week forty
two bars of bullion, valued at S2l, 1s5.
Rain and wind have combined this week
to make things uncomfortable Tor people
in the mountains.
A party consisting of Mrs. a. B. Emery,
Miss Trask, Miss S1oup, Mrs. NJ. B.
| Bransfell visited Heber and Midway Satur-
day.
The plant for the newspaper arrived this
week and is being set up. In two or three
weeks the Park City Miner will make Its
first appearance.
| Miss Jennie Latham, teacher in the Park
academy, returned from the east Saturday.
Miss Lath am will resume her duties IN
school Monday morning.
Hon. Jacob 1 Foreman, commissioner of
education. was in the Park, Thursday, on
business connected with the schools. He
also visited Heber and Midway.
Nh Barry Rice, one of the Parks popu
| lar Young men has resigned his position
with q. Herschman, and intends shortly to
leave the Park for pastuers new.
Two arrests were made this week, both
for lighting. A $40 fine was paid by both
parties, which constituted the total re-
ceipts of the police court for tue week.
.McMahon's circus is billed to appear in
| the Park S 9ptember 10. This circus was
here last spring and gave good perform
ance, and will no doubt be well patronized
| this time.
t. A. Davis, proprietor of the Times, was
in the Park the week looking over the
mines and mill MIR. Davis was accom-
panied by Mrs. Davis and Mrs. o. L.
Stringer.
The thermometer registered only 30 on
Saturday, and a fire was necessary to keep
warm At the present rate winter will
sooD be here. A heavy frost Friday night
nipped the plants.
The shipments of ore from the Crescent
concentratcr this week amounted to 3S7, 500
pounds, in the following lots; Crescent
, concentration, $50, COO pounds; Richardson's
lease frst-class, $3.50 pounds; concen-
trates, q ,425 pounds.
D Charles E. Street is at work on the Jupl-
ter property getting into shape for active
work. A drift is being run ON the vein dis
, covered last winter and each days work
! shows it up to better advantage.
L.
< Stedefeldt furnace, who has been in the
l Park during the past two months, leaves
) Monday for his home in Oakland, Cal. Mr..
i Stedfeldt has been here watching the oper
ating of the gas producer at the MarsaC
mill.
), A large number of Parkites have re-
r ceived invitations to forward one dollar
/ and become members of the Henry
0 Barnes Clam Chowder club" and to attend
l. the concert at Liberty park September 10.
g A delegation will go down that will not be
: 'sclamS.n when it comes to having q gOOG
! time.
The Park Academy opened up Monday
!, morning with quite a large attendance
= Professor Dennis stated the prospects for {
= successful year were very bright. over six
J. ty-fve scholars being enrolled the frs
5 week. In the absence of Miss Latham
L Miss Annie Street had charge of the prim
airy department.
h The public school will open next Monday
:: with the same teachers as last year, G. A
Short will be principal and teacher of TIT
grammar department, Miss Della Cunning
!; ham teacher of the intermediate depart
q q ment and Mrs. w. S. Sharp, teacher of the
5 primary department. It is expected tina
l. the school will have a larger attendanc,
r than ever before.
# The Ontario school has not opered yet OF
dCCOuub VI lOb acSluS ICdChOA. A
d trustees held a meeting this week and elect
4. ed Mr.. A. P. Hargrave, of Upton, Iowa
D. teacher. Mr. Hargrave is q teacher o
eleven years. experience, and was hlghl'
; recommended. The school will open a
S. soon as Mr.. Hargrave reaches the Park.
u A sale of some Importance was made thi
T. week, Mr.. Dolberg selling the Dolber
group of claims to eastern parties for $50,
lr OOO This group lies southwest of the Dal
IL, 10 Si1prpd nf the DPSt un,ipVf |
~ oped properties in Uintah mining district
Nothing could be learned of the intenTio
of the buyer as to future operations, but
can safely be said that work of develop
ment will be commenced at an early date
Mr. Dolberg left the Park Thursday 70
Salt Lake and will reside there in the fl
ture.
10 The Park City Light Heat and Powe
4 company nave lately been extending thei
Sc system. New poles have been put up, upo
of which over two Thousand feet of wire hs
a been stretched The present plant cann(
a supply the demand for lights, so new Ell
OF CINE and two new dynamos will soon be pl
nd in. The business OF the company mas il
he creased very rapidly since its organization
-,s and its condition and prospects are vel
as flattering.
es The Park City Ice company are conten
lie plating extensive improvements at kir
err balls ranch during the next two month
al A dam will be put in across Kimball
IS, creek which will make pond covering S
in acres, and from which 5000 tons of ice CT
ay be cut. Ice houses to store this amou
jul will be put up. 1t is the intention to use Il
)st pond for boating during the summe
he Ground has been secured for resort anC
ry good sized hotel will be erected.
We PoSToFFIC BUSINESS.
nd Through the kindness of Postmast
Harding, we have secured statement
the business done at the Park City pc:
Ny office during the month Of August. T
IS, receipts amounted to, s., 1866 of viii
to ,415.55 were received for money orde
and postal notes; aud $2S0.10 from the So
OF staiups and envelopes. Out of the tot
money order business, 1,S11.54 were sent
foreign lands. The payments made at t
IL offcef or orders and postal notes amou
,ur Il d to $i,217.29. The month was an ave
age one, as far as business was concerne
ano the figures show that the Office is
f; it small one. Complaints about the mana!
= ment Of the Office are never heard, in ia
the reverse is the case, everyone havi
something complimentary to say about N
GOO Harding and his, general assistant Erne
Atkins.
any The minutes of the two previous me
yel- ings were read and approved
ent
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