The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-22
PARK CITY PICKINGS.
News of Interest About the Men and
Women in the Mountains.

PARK CITY. Dec. 21.-The enter
tainments given by the Park City
Minstrels at the opera house on We'd
nesday and Thursday nights. under
the direction of Mr. John Varcoe, were
a veritable success. The solos by John
Varcoe. Fred Flindt. Frank Foster.
Conner and Mike Brown were well
rendered. each receiving an encore.
]. T. Scheffner made his first appear
ance before a Park City audience in
laughter+provoking Dutch sketches. A
grand cake walk appropriately closed
the evenings entertainment.
The Park City band last evening
serenaded Professor E. A. MCNEIL
and his charming bride of five weeks.
was an Informal house warming. The
professor and his young bride re-
ceived the boys. cordially and made
them feel at home. and We're RECALLED
with refreshments and cigars. Mack
is now in the inner circle since he has
adiured button-seWing and bachelor
dom.
Later the bows rendered a reception
TO the president and manager of the
band. Mr.. William GIaddening, over
Dudlers hall 1t was a touching
morning for southern California. in
quest of health and relaxation. His
many friends hope the change will
benefit him. as his health has been
poorly of late.
The funeral of the late John
O'Hagan. who was killed in cave at
the Crescent mine Wednesday morn
ing. was held Yesterday from the
Catholic church, Rev. Father GalIigan
5aic
tended. notwithstanding the inclement
weather. Many friends and acquain-
tances ACCOMPANIED the remains to
the city cemetery. under the auspices
Of the Hibernian society
DR.. Lecompte reports the presence
of scarlet fever in the family of Mrs.
Collins. Two of her children, boy
of 10 and girl of II years. are aff1ic-
ted with this terrible fever. The
distracted mother for five days re-
manned at the bedside of her loved ones
without relief A nurse could not be
obtained for neither money nor hui
manitys sake until last evening Mrs.
Asher volunteered to share the vigils
of the poor mother.
Personals.
Mr. John Shields is confined to his
room with symptoms of typhoid fever.
DR.. Gregor is attending him
Ed. Kelly. an employee of the Daily
mine. is at the Salt Lake house. suf-
fering from pneumonia.
Dick Kearney, the miner, Is now
convalescent.
Rev. Bert Foster is down from
Evanston and will remain over Sun
day.
Mayor Newell is a Park visitor on
official business. attendant on THE re-
firing of the old council, etc.
Miss Effie Bromley. of Echo, arrived
in the Park this week to spend the
winter with friends.
Arthur Williams. The urbane and
obliging express agent at the Union
Pacific depot. has returned from a
visit to his home at Pleasant Hill.
Mo. 1t was said the genial Arthur
would venture into Hymens Arcadia.
However. he returned with the Mag
net.
The Marsac and Ontario mills have
all the ore they can run through these
davs.
All the mines are running with a
full complement of men, No material
of them. The Anchor made a rie7a
last week in a Docket of ore but did
not develop anything of moment.
All the mine managers are now en-
gagged upon their annual reports
When finished. their reports will make
a good showing for Utah's banner
silver camp.
Snow hos been falling for the past
fifteen hours with high winds.
Following are the ore shipmerts
from the Mackintosh SAMPLER for the
past week: Silver King CAT 5o0 pounds.
Anchor concentrates. 366 240; Dalv-
West. 14e.a170: total pounds, 1852, 91o
Creole 234S0.