The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-24

PARK CITY, Dec. 2s.-Nidnight mass
will be celebrated at the Roman
Catholic church Christmas morning. A
SPECIAL choir, under the direction of
Miss Malone and Mrs. N. Malta, will
render Conconey's beautiful mass in +.
The nativity of the Savoir VIII be the
theme of the ceiebrant, Rev. Father
Galligan.
On Christmas eve the various
churches will have Christmas trees for
the delectation Of the children. Pres
ents and corrections Will be distributed
galore and make happy their young
hearts.
The various mines will give elaborate
dinners TO tneir employees. Turkey and
the swoculent bivalve will tickle their
pdlates, in fact nothing will be wanting
to make the day memorable for good
cheer. The Daily and Ontraio m-nes
will give their employees two days
layoh, Wednesday and Thursday. to
celebrate the hallowed day befituingly
and to give the boys chance to visit
their loved ones out Of town. The Sill
Yer King will also give two days and
the West DAILY. Anchor, Alliance, Nor
San, Lucky Bill and Srescent.
Before leaving for California William
Gladding, president and manager of the
Park City band, presented Band-master
William Miller, on behalf of the MEM
beers of the band, an elegant ivory
handle ebony baton. Mr.. Miller, in a
few well chosen words thanked the
boys for the appropriations OF his efforts
in their behalf The band is in excel
lent condition, certainly a, credit to the
boys for the excellence they have at
tanned. The members of the band will
give a grand ball at the Opera house on
Christmas eve under the direction of
Professor II. B. Younger. The music
will be uneNcelled. a good time is an
ticipated for all who attend. The boys
are certainly deserving Of success.
Ella. the 1G-year-old daughter of Mrs.
James Finn, died Saturday morning
from scarlet fever and was buried on
the same day. a son. IA years of age.
is also afflicted with the same disease.
Mrs. Finn is deserving of sympathy in
the loss Of her beautiful young daugh-
ter, as she came here two weeks ago
from Eagle Rock, Idaho, on a visit to
her son Frank Collins, of the Park
Opera house.
Nick Treweek has been spending a
few days at the Alliance mine.
The call for assessment No. 20 of
10 cents per share on the capital stock
of the Alliance Mining company is ad-
vertised. The stock named will be de-
lnquent on January 90, 1896. The sur
Ney Oh rover VI LIES pro-
perty and the Silver King has been
completed to the satisfaction of both
corpora tons.
An assessment No. Is of cents per
share N the capital stock of the Lucky
Bill Mining company is now being
levied. Said stock will become delin-
Quent January Is. 1885,
The First ward school house on Nor
folk avenue will be ready for occu-
pancy, say the trustees. about January
g. Most all of the furniture has ar
rived. -Four grades will be taught in
the new school which will be equipped
with every convenience. The names
of the teachers have not as yet been
made known.
The secretary of state has forwarded
the commissions of the city officers
elect and everything is in readiness
for their induction into Office.
The weather is clear and frosty after
the storms. Considerable snow is on
the ground making sleighing good.