The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-22
UTAH'S GREAT CAMP
News From the Mines and Pros
poets of Park City.
BIG STRIKE IN CRESCENT GROUND
Work Looking to the Draining of the Anchor
Roaring Lions Luck-0re and Bullion
Shipments News.

Henry Newell went down to the city
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs 2. H. Towey visited Salt
Lake, Wednesday.
The police court was quiet this week
only ole plain drunk.
w. E. Boyd and w. A. Wilson were in
Salt Lake part Of the week.
e. p Ferry was visitor to Salt Lake
during the latter part Of the week.
Truman Scherick came up from Salt Lake
Tuesday to look after his mining interests
here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Rookledge returned
from Salt Lake during the early part OF the
week.
James McGregor, managing director of
the Crescent, made flying "trip to the Park
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Farrell lost their six
weeks old infant, last Saturday, pneumo-
MIA being the cause.
"A Social Lesion accompanied by the
Black Hussar band Will be at the opera
house Thursday evening next.
George Burton, manager of the Lucky
Bill Mining company, is back at the mine,
after week spent in Salt Lake.
Mrs. E. d. Clyde, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcdonald and MIR. David Mcdonald were
visitors in the Park this week from Heber.
T. ]. Almy came out from the city on
Thursday to pay off the Ontario en-
ployees, MIR. Chambers being absent in
San Francisco.
Rev. T. c. Lift will be in the Park on
Sunday next and will preach at the Metho-
dist. Mr.. Lift is a favorite in the Park, as
elsewhere. and is always welcome visitor.
Sickness is somewhat on the decrease, al
though la grippe still holds forth. There
are but few cases of typhoid fever, and
pneumonia has almost entirely disappeared
William Bodelly, aged is years, died Sat-
urday last of peritonitis, superinduced by
typhoid fever. The funeral occurred Mon
day from the Methodist church, Rev. Mr..
Teller officiating.
Mud on Main street! The first of the
season, which is enough to say that the
snow is disappearing. The weather is fine
and the warm days are making sad havoc
of the snow-banks.
Francis Smith, of Muskegon. Mich, q
member of the executive committee of the
Anchor Mining company, has been in the
Park this week on business connected with
the management of the mine.
Geo. Waning was compelled to close up
his California restaurant this week, bust
ness not being flush enough to Justify ron-
tinueing it, He has urge number Of &C
counts outstanding, and hopes TO be abe to
SetCe up MS lnCeDteuneSS.
C. L. Keeler was in the Park this week
from Woodland. Snow is plenty there
only five and feet deep. Work has been
resumed at II. o. Young's tie camp, a
large number of men having gone up re-
Gently.
Washington Camp No p. o. S. of A., in
itiated eight new members at their last
meeting and have as many ready for initia-
ton at their next meeting, The order is a
popular one and has very promising out
look in the Park.
The district schools of Summit county
viii receive the remaining one-half of the
territorial apportion ment this week. The
registrars are getting along nicely with
their work, and state that there will be q
small increase in the list of voters
We are to have another coal office Ar
rangements have been made between Kid
der Bros and the Castle Gate Coal com
pany by which the former was to handle coal
for the latter here A few details are vet
to be attended to before shipments will be
made.
An attempt is being made to organize a
lodge of the Royal Ark in the Park. The
deputy supreme president spent the week
here and called meeting at the opera
house for Wednesday, but On account of
the small attendance 1t was postponed I'M
Til Friday evening. The order is beuefi-
cial affair, promising s. and $40 a week in
demnity and 500 endowment at the end of
the first years membership.
The rehearsals of Queen Esther are
getting along nicely, ana the promoters of
the benefit expect to have it ready for
presentation in the early part of April. 1t
promises to be very fine affair, as every
effort is being made to have it tirst-class.
Mr.. Z. L. Wight, the conductor, has shown
his ability as a musician in training the
chorus, aud with such assistants as Mr.. w.
H. Veale and Mrs. M. Allen, Queen
Esther can be nothing but success in
every way. The cast was made up this
week, and is as follows: