The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-12

they.
SHIELDS BROS.
deal in staple and fancy groceries, dry
goods and clothing. For fourteen years
these gentlemen have stood faithfully at
their posts with the above inscription on
their cards until every miner and citizen in
the camp knows it is the place to go to get
good goods and receive value for all they
may spend. No firm stands higher in Park
City than do Shields Bros.
NC DoNoUGH & QUINN
are the proprietors of the uptown livery
stable. They keep nothing but first class
stock. Persons going on pleasure or bust
ness will find this the livery to deal with.
MRS. NJ. E. sHERINGToN
for five years has attended to the wants OF
the fair sex. The very neatest hats seen in
Park City come from this lady's millinery
and fancy goods emporium.
THE PALACE DRUG STORE,
owned by w. S. Sharp, is largely patron
lied by the best people here. Mr.. Sharp
says he has made money here and he de-
serves all he has made Mr.. Sharp owns
large interests in the Deer Valley Consoli-
dated mining properties, also real estate in
Salt Lake and Ogden.
G. A. TEwKsBURY
keeps the finest stock of stoves and hard
ware in the camp. A few years ago he sat
at a tinsmith's bench, and with pluck and
energy has put barrel of money in his
pocket.
THE PARK CITY MINER.
1t gives me great pleasure to call atten-
ton to the Park City Miner, one of the
newsiest newspapers in Utah and typo
graphically one of the neatest country
journals in the west 1t does not take
stranger long upon entering the Park to
find that the Miner is the paper of the camp
and that it is doing a great good for its
adopted town. The Miner is only about
seven months old, and must say it is about
the sprightliest and best appreciated infant
it has been my pleasure to see of late. The
publishers of this newspaper are Messrs.
Austin & Short, and Pork City would do
well to posses more young men OF their
ilk. They have the reputation among the
merchants and citizens of the camp as being
downright rustlers, and it goes without
saying that the Park City Miner is
destined TO became a leader among
the local mining papers of the west. The
Office is supplied with the best equipped
job office in the territory outside of Salt
Lake, and Mr.. H. L. Evans, the foreman of
the office, is a job printer who would do
CT6ulI bO any Guy JOO OluCS
G. B. FARRELL.
A few months ago young man could be
seen working hard at his bench. Every
few days box of goods would be put off in
front of his door. Then show case would
make its appearance Then a beautiful
sign was hung out. &c. B. Farrell, Watch
maker and Jeweler.n so that from the bench
Mr.. Farrell can claim the only first class
iewelry store in the camp. Push and pluck
gave him the victory.
FREEK & FREEMAN.
Four months ago these ladies bought out
the Parlor restaurant from Mr.. Clay, and
to- day 1t is one of the toniest restaurants
] in the city. The ladies are to be congratu
| lated upon the neatness of the place an6
the success they have achived. Harry
Freeman, the son of one of the ladies, viii
hereafter call out The HERALD upon the
streets of Park City.
KIMBALL BROS.
conduct another of the livery stables fol-
which Park City is so noted. They were
one of the first to run a stage from the
Park to Salt Lake.
R. S. Kimball g. Co. deal largely in stool
and dairy business. Their famous pleasure
resort at Parley's canon is known all ovel
! Utah.
MRS. HARRINGTON.
Park City has its full supply of restau
rants, hotels and boarding houses. NJ
other place enjoys better reputation thai
this camp. Mrs. Harrington comes in fol
a full share of praise for good meal and s
good bed.
NOTES.
Park City can boast of clean sidewalk
and crossings.
The Y. P c. of G. E. has bright pros
pect before it.
The Electric Light company of Park Cit,
is incorporated for $4,000.
The Utah Central was four,hours lat
last Wednesday on account of snow.
Arthur Cromforth was in the city las
week in the interest of Halls Safe an
Lock company.
Only fifty people died in Park City las
year. Of the above, ten were caused b
accident and one from suicide
The volunteer fire department of Par
City is well organized, and the three ward
of the town have each an hose cart.
A concert was given last Thursday at tn
Park opera house for the benefit of th
public library. 1t was well attended.
The Ladies' Literary association is goo
thing in Park City. THE HERALD and a
, most every other paper in the country ca
be found at their rooms, while every nigh
an orderly crowd can be found there.
The HERALD representative wishes
thank the Park City Miner for kind after
, ton and to the citizens of the camp he ten
: ders wish for their success; the kindnes
he received at their hands will not soon b
forgotten. ALE. Y. ALLEN.