The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-13
PARK CITY.
w EDESDAY.
January Is.
Q. C. MATTERS.
Funeral of AndertOn Personal and
General

Funeral of Anderton Personal and
General
In Sundays HERALD, among the rail-
road notes, was an item regarding the
Utah Central, about the derailing of the
snow pillow on that line, and in which the
Park City representative was noted as
having erraneously put it that the fireman
and engineer of that engine jumped.
In saying that the engineer Jumped, it
was an unintentional blunder and shou id
have been that the fireman only jumped,
and he only because of the tendency of t
engine to fall on the side of the fireman,
and then, toe, as long as praise Is to be be-
slowed, 1t is only far to say that there
was equally as much credit due Engineer
Hawkes., of engine No. 9, which was fol-
lowing the snow plow.
That gentleman barely averted the ca
tastrophe by Immediately reversing his en-
CINE; as, had it continued going at the
rate it was then going, the inevitable re-
sui would have been TO throw the engines
and in the ditch, thereby perhaps kill
ing all those on the engine.
AS your representative was on the spot
when the accident occurred, it is only right
to give all parties concerned the full bene-
ut OF all the credit to be bestowed upon
them.
The wife of Dr.. Gregor, mayor of this
city, is very i'll. The lady was taken with
spasms at 3 o'clock on Sunday morning,
and Drs. Gregor ana Wilson have been BAT
ting the illness constantly, and the entire
community is unanimous IN the expressions
OF sympathy. 1t is to be sincerely hoped
that the lady will soon recover.
Bobby Gaylor in "Sport McAllister and
the 1902 will delight Park City audience
m Inv Inpsy- Il ,lNN IL
anyone who saw him in an Irish Arab -
under Charles A. Brady, will gladly well
come him in his new creation.
The cut and description of the hotel and
theatre to be erected here, on Sunday last,
was great thing, and the city was unani-
nous in declaring it so.
The main topic of conversation now con-
Germs the proposed shutting off of the
water, vice the action taken by Mr. Ire
week
petition is being circulated in the city,
TO the legislature, for an appropriation for
the proposed Utah exhibition at the Worlds
fair 1t is now at W. S. Sharp's drug
store.
Trace raising still continues at the On
tario drain tunnel.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen-One Utah Cen
trail daily train. Has not been seen or
heard of for some time
While the people of Salt Lake were en-
ioying themselves basking in the sunshine
and eating ice cream, the people of Park
City were mourning the loss of their
orange crops, which We're completely de-
stroyed by the blizzard that struck this
city on Sunday. Water and pipes were all
frosen, The thermometer showed Is de-
grees below zero.
The funeral of John Anderton had quite
a large cortege from this city, who, in spite
of the storm, attended it. Twentv-two
Knights of Pythias from this city went
down. They led the cortege, and they also
conducted the funeral ceremonies. The
remains were inferred in Croydon ceme-
terry. The funeral was the largest ever
held there. upward of thirty-ive teams
following the hearse. Messrs. Osborne,
Wright, Bates, Camomile and Goddard
| constituted the choir. The pail bearers
were, Charles Gitsch, John Weber, L. P.
Kimball, Jno. Paradise, D. Mcdonald, S.
L. Radon. MIR Anderton was highly re-
spected by all who knew him.