The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
UTAH'S GREAT CAMP
The Citizens Now Supplied With
Good Water.
BAD AIR IN THE GLENCOE
The New Bank Building Going On-School
Buildings to be Erected ut Once-The
Registration Lists Increasing.

Barry Rice, representative of Goldsmith
u Co., of Salt Lake, was IN the Park this
week.
=. V. jenkins, j. H. Rogers and Felix
Riley went down to Salt Lake Monday to
serve as jurors.
Hon. E. P. Ferry returned from Denver
Monday. Mr.. Ferry is enthusiastic over
the result of the Trans Mississippi con-
gress, and believes that great amount of
good will come from its efforts.
Judge Henry Shields and wife returned
Friday from a two weeks visit to Southern
Idaho, where the Judge has cattle interests.
Elmer Ellsworth, one of the bows. was
up from Salt Lake Sunday last visiting his
OLD friend, Postmaster Harding.
Miss Fanny Sharkey was attracted to
Inc Park this week by the P. o. S. of A
ball.
MISS Dllla Cunningham, teacher of the
intermediate department of the public
school, has been very low this week with
pneumonia, but is now improving.
Clarence Grange, general agent of the
National Building aud Loan Association of
salt Lake City, came up from Salt Lake
Friday morning. He was accompanied by
Hudson Smith, secretary, and 70. W.
Morse, attorney, of the association. They
visited the mines and took in the sights of
! the town generally.
Hon. E. P. Ferry left Saturday morning
Tor Michigan. He expects to be gone
about two weeks. While away, ne will
deliver speech at the commencement ex-
erclses OF the Olivet College, where his
son William M graduates.
| The different schools of the city are pre-
pairing for their closing exercises. The
Park Academy and ST. Mary's school close
June 10. and the public chool on June II.
The annual picnic of the NJ E. Sunday
school comes off Tuesday, June %. The
place has not been selected yet, but it is
expected that it will be on the line of the
U tab Central.
The registration is still going on and the
list is increasing greatly here. The Park
will cast big vote this fall
The school meeting of Saturday last was
not largely attended. The taxpayers voted
upon the selection of site for school build
lngs and those selected by the trustees
were chosen by vote of fourteen to one.
The erection of the buildings will be pro-
| ceeded with as fast as the law will allow.
They will be ready for the opening of
school in the early part of Septem Der.
With the new buildings the Park will have
school facilities second to none in the terri
tory.
Water at last. The people of Park city
Al
abundant supply. The work of fuminx the
water running from the Alliance mine into
the reservoirs has been completed and the
water turned in. 1t is pure cold and clear
and Is change from the filth that the peo-
pie have been drinking so long. Alderman
Williamson and Street Commissioner Ben
nett have worked hard in making the
change and deserve great credit for the
rapid manner in which they have per
formed the work.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
National Building and Loan association of
Salt Lake city, was held on Friday eve
ming, at the Park City hotel The object
OF the meeting was the reorganization of
the local board. A. b. Emery was elected
president; G. V. Jenkins, secretary: A. b.
Richardson, treasurer; Henry Newell. o.
Y. Lockhart and 9. o; jenkins, board of
appraisers, and the following gentlemen the
board of directors: A. b. Emery, A. B.
Richardson, DR.. G. d. Gregor, F. w.
Hayt and w. r. NAPLES. The meeting
was pleasant one, and all the stock
holders were gratified to hear of the
tiourishing condition of the association.
The Columbia Building and Loan asso
citation, OF Denver, has just paid the with
drawals OF members who left the associa
ton here IN October last. Why there has
been so great delay no one can tell, The
withdrawing members transferred their
stock to the National of Salt Lake and this
association has been trying to collect the
Withdrawals. 1t threatened suit a number
OF times but was put off by promises that
the money would soon be Forthcoming.
Finally the Columbia was given until a
certain DAY to settle up or a suit would be
started and IL settled. Such a manner of
dong business will not give the Columbia
standing in Park City.
The ball given by the members of Wash. |
ington Camp No. 3, Patriotic Order Sons of
America Tuesday evening last, was the
On event oil the season and will be lone
remembered as a happy occasion. Everv
detail had been arranged and the whole
affair passed off without hitch or one I'M
pleasant circumstance. The hall was
beautifully decorated with flags and bunt |
ing, which added much to the enjoyment of
the occasion. Every lady was presented
with souvenir badge. There were one
hundred couples present and no one was
found who did not pronounce it one OF the
finest balls ever given in Park City,
The McHenry mine has been reopeued
by Colonel Shaughnessy. He has lease
on the property aud this week put force
OF men to work on it.
The Massachusetts people have everv
thing ready now to go to work in the shaft.
1t was examined last week and found TO
need timbering part OF its distance. The
force at this mine will be increased during
the coming week.
The Ontario mill made no bullion ship
ment this week.
Lillian Lewis and company delighted
Park City audience Thursday evening in
her great play Credit Lorraine" She has
captured the theatre goers Of the Park and
will always be greeted with a crowded
house when she comes this way in the
future.
The First National bank of Park Citv
has purchased the ground two doors north
of the postotfice and will soon commence
the erection of substantial two-storv
building. 1t will be of rock with prick
front.
The Park City baseball club went over to
Heber Saturday to cross bats with the nine
of that place. Heber has a good club and
unless our boys are well up the chances are
they will return defeated.
Rev. T. c. Tiff breaches in the M. f.
church Sunday evening.
Memorial services will be held in the
Congregational church Sunday evening
The subject of the sermon win be
Liberty
The M. E. church has been undergoing a
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