The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-25
PARK CITY.
SUNDAY
October %
MINING AND BUILDING.
Dramatic, Society and Personal Notes of In
terpst,

Dramatic, Society and Personal Notes of In
terest.
Messers. White and Mcdonald left for
Salt Lake yesterday in the interests of
their mine, the Northland.
Mr.. R. c. Chambers came up Tuesday
and returned Thursday
Mrs. Brian. S. Young has been appoint
ed THE HERALD representative in Park
City.
Among the gentlemen who visited Zion
this week were Messrs. w. r. NAPLES, A
b. Emery, E. kimball and Q. L. Street, the
latter gentleman being the manager of the
Jupiter nine.
Messrs Bertz 81 Langton have secured
the agency of the Salt Lake City Brewing
company's beer, their first carload having
arrived IN the city yesterday.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Wight were held yesterday afternoon, at
the old residence of Mrs. George Kidder.
large number of friends and acquant-
ances followed the remains to the grave,
where an impressive sermon was delivered
by the Rev. Cook
The all absorbing topic of conversation
now, in society, is the approaching re-
ceptlon, to be accorded the society people
of Park City, by some few Of her best
known society swells; which is to be held
on Wednesday evening, October %, at the
opera house. This will be beyond doubt
the society event of the season, given as
it is by some of Parks most prominent
society gentlemen, all enjoying single
blessedness." The ladies are all on the
qul vlve, each trying to Guido the other in
the selection Of dress suitable for the oc-
casion. The gentlemen giving it are Messrs.
w. II. NAPLES, Q. V. Jenkins f. j. Weston,
Q. q. Heron, John Diem, w. E. Boyd, F.
A. Bird and j. W. Geiger.
LAS IN LOOKING GLASS;"
Miss Lillian Lewis honored Park City,
last Friday evening, with a representation
OF her Incompatible role of Lena Despard,
in LAS In Looking Glass" Miss Lewis
acting needs no comments, as her acting
was as graceful and enchanting as ever.
Her company is one that abounds in fin
lshed artists, people who know their lines,
and better still, how to say them. The Sc
lect audience that had gathered to witness
the performance were amply satisfied, and
showed their appreciation of her efforts by
numerous recalls. There is one thing that
is pleasing about Mss Lewis-she does not
pretend to use the air of atfectation that is
too.commou on the stage. Every motion,
every gesture are natural unstudied move
ments, and 1T IS in that one simple reason
that Miss Lewis has won herself the friends
she now possesses.
BUSINESS AND LOCAL,
Business has been quite slow during
these last few weeks, but is now steadily
improving
The First National bank building is very
nearly completed, and is q model of archi-
tectural beauty. The outside is of rough
hewn gray sandstone with black mortar
between the layers. TIE inside is hardly
finished as yet, but the contractors are
rushing work as fast as possible.
The new school house is very nearly
finished, the masonry work being com
pleted, and the carpenters have now taken
hold.
The only business transacted in the DO
lice court this week was: Three drunks.
fined S35, and one inmate of house of i'll
fame, fined $40.
The arrivals registered at the Park City
hotel this week are: George Pearson, A.
Mosher, j. R. Nichols, G. M. Gillett, A. r.
Watson, Mrs. Applegate and daughter, Ed
man Harris, E. G. Mathews, Prof Andre
w. II. Cassidy, j. MCGEE, R.2H. Y Dung, Ed
Streichter, Fred Hale, A L. Barker, j.
Gorlinsky, James Crocswell, j. w. Dolan
A. Sanders, L. Sand, H. j. McCorker.
MINES AND MINING.
The total shiDmants for this uealr oro.