The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-19

will be held at the Ruman Catholic
church at 10 a. m. Rev. Father CALI
gan officiating
The church OF Latter-day Calnts will
hold services Sunday evening at 1870
m, by Bishop Allen.
Rev. c. W. Rich VIII conduct the
morning and evening services at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday.
Morning and evening services will
be held at the Congrega tional church
Sunday. Rev. Hunt officiating.
The services at st. Luke's church
will be conducted by F. ". Poate
next Sunday.
Hon. James Hogan. late candidate
for congress on the Populist ticket, de-
ivered a lecture on Thursday evening
at the city hall 10 a good audience,
who listened with interest to the fluent
sneaker
The county court met at Coalville
the past week and selected John Pack
OF kamas as chairman pro TEN Of the
board of county selectmen, Judge
Henry Shields. withdrawing from the
office Of probate and county Judge.
Judge Shields has served the county
for the past eight years. Bills aggre-
eating 5000 were allowed and 1892 81
allowed J. J. Jenkins for over remit
lance to the county treasurer the first
Of the kind on record. Lively times
are anticipated when the time comes
for the taxpayers to dig down in their
jeans for the wherewithaI to make the
county court house "a misnomer) suit
able for the holding Of the district
court No convenierces are had in the
way Of jury boxes, Offices and chambers
for the officials of the court OF course
Coalville people will make good their
ante-election promises in the way of
rehabilitating the old structure We
shall see. Court adjourned to meet
jan. 81.
The Park City band will. on Mon
day evening. Jan. 90 give a grand
concert at the Park opera house. The
boys are deserving of success and
large attendance is promised. William
Miller VIII be the musical director and
Alfred Blacller will conduct the choir
A feature Of the concert Will be the
initial appearance before Park City
audience of a new star in our musical
world. a violin artist, Mr.. James Cal
lou. Following is the programme:
PART I.
Grand selection. +'Foruuato Tosso.'
by the band. Chorus of sixty voices,
Wales Of Deseret'' Select solo, John
Varcoe Recitation. Life Boat"
James Don. Overture, Buds and
I71oesonos orchestra, Comic song,
"Giris and Boys" r. Kemp. Select
solo. Mrs J. Richards. Concertina
solo '.Nfoczing Bird and variations"
T n. Evans. Comic selection, 'The
Woman with Coal-Black Eye Pro
lessor Pavey. Selection, ''Out Of
Sight" orchestra
PART II.
band Solo, Footsteps That Never
Come" Mrs NJ Malta Double quar-
tette Misses Hoffman. Hansen, Lusty
and Rasband Messrs Lindsay, Adam
son. Blackler and Miller Recitation,
How Edith Entertained Her Sisters
Beau" Miss r. Evans. Solo, The
Song That Reached My Heart" Ed
Strike. Dutch character sketch. Joseph
Shenner. Select solo. Professor j.
Chorus, "Halleujah." by combined
chorus
PERSONAL.
Scion Spiro is in Salt Lake on bust
ness for a few DAVIS
Following are the ore shipments
from the Macintosh sampler for the
past week;
Robert Burns Of Salt Lake paid
1dIk 1lIN q nyl1S WISH lDlS week IN
She interest Of the Lucky Bill mine.
Mrs ". S. Sharp has returned from
her old home at Waverly. Ia, whittier
she was called by the sickness of her /
mother.
The gallows frame for the new
shaft house Of the Morgan mine IS in /
place. All the lumber is now on the (
ground and the carpenters will push /
the work
J. J. Daily is still lingering with US |
N4r Daily is quite pleased with the |
new mill and deservedly So as it is |
one of the best equipped ia this part I
of the country.
Silver King. SS1. 600; Anchor con-
centpates. 365.330; West DAILY concen- (
trates. $500: West DAILY concentrates, /
first class. 367.SSO. Total pounds, l. I
573.1S0.
The annual meeting of the stock !
holders of the Silver King Mining COM
parY will be held at the company's
Office IN Park City bank building on
Monday. Jan Z.
Nothing Of moment has occurred at
the various mines the past week. All
are working full force and apprecia-
Bile results are shown in the quantity
and QUALITY of ores sent to the mills
and SAMPLER
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall had a
misa overture at the half way house
while en- route by cutter TO Salt Lake.
by the breaking o the tongue and
A telephone message came
from there at p m. yesterday. A new
cutter was procured and the unfor-
tunate John and his amiable wife con-
tinued their journey to the metropolis.