The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-04
PARK CITY,
City Election Results.

On Monday last an election was held here
for the purpose of electing a mayor, an
alderman from each of the three wards, a
city treasurer and police justice and re-
corder. Owing to the fact that there was
but enc candidate for each office in the
field, with the exception of the Third ward
everything went off smoothly. Following
is the totol vote each man received:
For mayor, Gilbert D. Gregor, $50 votes.
For treasurer, ]. II. Deming, 35S.
For police justice, W. S. Lockhart. 335.
For alderman in First ward, A. B. Rich
ardson, "a.
For alderman, Second ward, S. w.
Mosby, l75.
For alderman, Third ward, Liberal can
didate) b. McDonough. As.
For aldermen, Third ward, Independently
j. w. Pearson, 5S.
1t is estimated that only one third or one
half OF the total names on the registration
list voted.
The Beebe- Barbour Dramatic company
gave q performance in the opera house
Monday evening, presenting "a Legal
Document This afternoon they will
present that laughable comedy "Peck's
Bad Boy" and this evening, to close, will
give their own dramatization of II. Rider
haggaru'S "Sne."
BEFORE THE COUNCIL.
To night the city council meets. Among
the most important questions that we hope
to hear from are the questions as to where
shall we get our water! Shall the liquor
law be enforced. On what streets shall
the houses be numbered! How shall the
streets be kept IN good condition! etc.
MINES QUIET.
Mines are all quiet, but steady, and ow-
ing to the bad condition of the roads, but
little ore-hauling is being done.
SOCIETY EVENT.
One of the biggest events of the season
will be a bali that will be novel and unique
in design. Thanks to the courtesy of the
Union Pacific officials, Agent Goist of that
road, will have the immense warehouse at
that depot cleaned out, and ii will be used
for dancing The ball will be given by MIR
and Mrs. Macintosh, MIR. and Mrs. G. F.
Golst Mrs. Joseph A. Young and Mrs.
Kate SchWitzer. Society is on the qui
vive, anxiously awaiting the event. as it
will undoubtedly be the "swell'' affair OF
the season. The date has been set for the
18th inst.
THE SILVER CLUB.
1t is to be hoped, with the strenuous eff
forts made in that direction, that the silver
club will be made an unqualified success.
Park City leads Utah territory in the pro-
duction of that material, and while the
club may not have any appreciable
effect on national lines, it is better fol
the city itself that such one should bs
organized. Park City is sadly lacking in
anything that would tend to bind any Of
| the mining men or others together, anC
while is hardly justice to the city to talk
of organizing board of trade, the silver
club will much more completely and effec-
tually fill the bill. Let the good work gC
on, and see Park City come to the front II
this one particular.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The military club is now progressing
very finely. The boys who have joined
are working like trojans to make it a sue
cess, and with the efforts being made By
the captain it is only just to himself tina
all who eau should further the scheme a.
far as possible.
The Park City bank is now progressing
very rapidly. The lower layer of rocks fol
the foundation are in place, and now tina
the excavation has been completed, worl
will be pushed ahead
w H. Roy has teen in the city seeing
about the erection Of his new building
This building will be on the site of what il
now called Richardson 81 Robson's stort
and will be another imposing affair.
Nothing new is heard in regard to tn,
hotel and theatre project but it is safe t.
say that it is, or will be- an undoubted go
While large amount Of talking may no
be going on, still we get there.