The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-09

Park City, Jan. Park City lodge
No. Z and Olive Branch No. held
joint installation last night. No. S
officers are: William Kneale. N o.;
Fred Smith, Y. G.; H. w Hannah,
secretary; f. A McCarty, treasurer.
No. s: Henry Wonn, n. G.; j. b. Bush
nell, V. G.; w. II. Harris, secretary;
L. E. Hubbard, treasurer.
The Ideal Social club enjoyed mop
last evening at the Opera house
The week of prayer" was attended
with quiet and deep interest.
Religious services next Sunday as
follows:
Catholic church-First mass and ser
mon at s g. m; second mass and SER
mon at 10 a. m; Sunday school at p.
m; vespers and benediction OF the
most holy sacrament. p. m.
St Lukes Episcopal church-Sunday
school at 10 a. m; morning prayer and
sermont at II a. m; evening prayer
and sermon at 7:30> p. m.
Methodist Episcopal chureh-Sunday
school at 10 a. m; preaching at IL a.
m and 7:30 D. m; theme, morning
Sacrifice" evening, The Meaning of
Repentance" Epworth League, $50
p. m.
Congrega tional church-Sunday
school a 10 q. m; preaching at IL a.
m. and 7.30 d. m: Rev. George Perry
morning. Rev. w. S. Hunt will preach
in the evening; theme, The Newness
of Christian Life" Y. P. S. c. e. at
$50 D. N.
Latter-day Saints-Sunday school at
20 a. m; regular services, 1870 p. m.
Salvation Army-Children' meeting
at 8 T. M; evening meeting, 8 p. m.
Christian Scientists-Regular serv-
ices in Diem building.
Park City, Jan. The city council
met in regular session last night,
Mayor Farrell presiding. Bills amount
ing to s., 044.S9 were presented and re-
ferred to the proper committees.
The question arose at to whether the
city or county should pay the expense
of burying paupers. who die in the
city. The discussion grew out of two
bills being presented by Undertaken
Richardson for the burial of two pau
pers who died in Park City in 1894. In
one case Richardson stated that the
then acting mayor ordered him to bury
the body and if the county would not
pay the city would settle. The bill
was laid on the table and Richardson
asks TO bring witnesses to prove that
the mayor so ordered. The bill for the
other burial was not allowed since a
county commissioner ordered the I'M
dertaker to bury the body. The bills
have been presented to the county COM
missioners, who refused to allow them.
The city and county are likely to lock
horns in another matter. The county
commissioners cut the rate per night
of keeping county prisoners in the Park
City Jail from so cents to % cents. The
council refused to accept the reduc
ton and instructed the recorder to
notify the commissioners that they
must pay so cents and that county pris-
oners would not be kept for less than
that amount
The reports of officers were heard:
Recorders report for December. 1896,
shows balance on hand Dec. l, S6,602.14;
received during month. S2.561.25. Total.
50, 1883. Disbursements, s1.432.97; bal
ance, S7,730.42.
Recorders report for 1895: Balance
on hand Jan. l, S9,252. %; receipts, S21,-
S59SS. Total, $31. 1920: disbursements,
81, 3S1. IS; balance, $7,730.42.
TreaSurer's report for Decent Der: Bal
ance on hand Dec. /, $6,65G12; receipts,
81, 561.25: total. $9,21S.37; warrants paid.
S1,470.S5; balance, $7,747.52; outstanding
warrants, S1710.
The license statement of the recorder
shows: Receipts, SIG, 429.50; rebate,
$342. IS; net gain over 1895, 1884; in
crease in the city's receipts over 1894,
81, 900; increase in expenses, from 800
to 5000.
Police Justices report: Fines i'm
posed, $685.; collected, S51S committed,
SIS; total number cases, 80.
City marshals report: Number of
arrests, So.
Sections report: Deaths, Z; adults, .;
children. 5; males. Z; cause of death:
diphtheria. /; pneumonia, 8; miners
consumption. l; Group, l; still born, l;
cemetery lots sold, 2.
Births: Males, II; females, ). To-
tai IS.
Committee on streets alleys and
no
have been placed on WOodside avenue.
Committee on public health reported
that Hanley's canal should be kept
clean. but allowed TO remain until
spring.
a petition was presented by Frank
c. Mcdonald and ten others asking for
electric lights on Cottage Grove ridge.
Referred to proper committees.
Ten liquor bonds were approved.