The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-12
PARK CITY PICKINGs.
Several Points That Voters Should
Consider.

Consider.
PARK CITY. Aug. 1O.--Daniel T. Hur-
ley has been appointed as deputy registrar
for Park City precinct. He has received
his commission and is ready to work.
The precinct has been divided between
the two deputies. John w. Gieger has the
north end of the precinct and Hurley the
south end. including the mines. The di-
viding line is through the Second ward OF
Park City. extending east and west. the
voters will DO well 10 heed the fact that
they must register only with !he deputy
in whose territory they are living IN and
that if they live in Park City, they must
he sure of the ward t"ny reside in and
be registered in the ri9ht one or he will
lose his municipal vote. Each voter IN
the city or out OF il Will be placed on
The general voting list but he must be
registered for and vote at the nearest
poll if he is out Of the city limits, or
vote his whole vote at his ward poll II
in the city, for his name WIFI only appear
at one poll and he can not vote elsewhere.
All should bear in mind that last year
was general and the lists were duplicated
at each poll; this year every polling place
will have it's own and no other voters.
Those who took the oath last year need
not take it this year If their ma mes are
correctly found on the certified list. Each
CITY voter will have Il municipal vote, a
general county and territorial vote, ana
n state constitution vote and with II a
carries then the state officers will be
elected but ir L fails to carry then the
territorial officers will be elected.
So far as at present known the eHglble
women Will he registered.
The Utah Patriot advises all 10 call at
the office of Mr.. Geiger and he registered.
For this reason l have made the above
statement that voters may make no mis-
take and register with the wrong deputy
In either case.
QUILTED up to date with the very best Of
everything The city has just received I9O0
feet of new hose that will carry 5OO
pounds pressure to the men; urylng
tower has been erected and when hose
has been in use it will be placed there
TO dry, while a dry set will be placed on
the reels ready FOR use. a complete out
st for the bovs is also on hand and the
city fire chief is organizing and dr1lllng
the volunteers. The city fathers deserve
praise for the care AMI tnoroughness WIN
which they have supplied the department
and Marshal O'Connell takes lIVeIy IN
terest IN bringing the. executive up 10
state of reliability and efficiency.
The DAILY shaft No. = has resumed op-
elatious with a full force. The water that
caused 1t 70 close is said 20 have aba ted.
But little can be learned OF the Cora-
stock company strike except through the
Salt Lake papers. ~
Mining matters are very qulct at Hark
City fer this time of the year, ana the
hearing of silver rights causes the best
camV, on the coast TO move without en-
thusiasm. With silver half fixed TINS
would he rushing place. lor the oIu
mines stay with US and new ones are
steadily opened.
There has been very little sympathy
,riI,en The outlaws in this town. Coughlin
IN particular. is too we'll known as the
very toughest of the tough; as boy and
man his constant record has been bad;
I-orse worst. Sheriff Harrington relied
on his familiarity with Coughlin and was
taken wholly by surprise. and for failure
10 capture Coughlin at the start has besn
know how common it was to take Patsy
under arrest. they can appreciate the
rapid change for high class outlaWry that
so surprised Harrington.