The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-05

ark CITY. June A splendid pro-
Eramme has been prepared for Miners
Union day in Park City, Monday, June
Il. A grand concert viii be rendered
by the combined Park City and In
dependent bands in front of Grand
Opera house at 8 a. m The members
of the union will meet at $3.50 a. m. for
initiation of new members and distri-
button OF badges. Parade to the
ground at 10 a. 10. in charge of Thomas
Talon, grand marshal.
EVENTS OF THE DAY ON
ATHLETIC GROUNDS.
Tug of war. open TO teams from all
mines.
Running high jump.
Standing broad jump with weights.
Running, hop. step and jump
Throwing sixteen pound hammer.
Putting the sixteen pound shot
Putting the 35-pound dumb-beil.
Hight vault with pole
Glove contest four rounds for points
between Mike Breen and Jack Nc
Donald.
Egg race for girls under u years.
Girls foot race, 80 yards, open to
girls OF u years and under
Boys potato race, open to boys of "A
years and under.
whee.barrow race. 50 yards. open 10
ali Corners.
Fat Mems race. so yards. open to all
men weighing POO pounds and over.
100 yard sprint open to non-profes-
sicnal runners who are resident miners.
Boys 70 yard sprint. 10 years and
under.
Miners race, 10 yards. open to miners
So years and older.
Creased pig, catcher takes pig.
In each case the winner will be
awarded a valuable prize, furnished by
Charles Stevenson. j P Foote, Robert
Craven. Pete Talon. P. Z. Boessel.
Louis Sundine, Dan Martin.
Extra prizes win be awarded as fol-
lows: Miners Union. man with largest
family on grounds: widow with largest
family on grounds. Handsomest baby
sE grand stand. Oldest lady resident
on the grounds. Oldest miner on the
grounds.
Baseball at $3.50 D. m. Park City VS..
Ogden, prize. $50.
Grand bicycle race. open to all com
ers.
A grand ball will be given in the
evening. and prizes distributed as fol-
lows: Eandsonest lady at the ball;
best unmarried couple walters: gen
tleman selling most tickets for ball;
poorest walter in hall The prizes
viii be furnished by Park City mer-
chants. Committee on dance: A. z.
Mcneil, Thomas Talon, F. c. Nc
Donald. Floor committee: Dan Mar
tiI.. ) Ohm Waters. Pete Talon, Henry
Martin, Frank Shovel.
NOTES.
A mass meeting of citizens was held
at the city hall last night and it ap-
peared to be the sentiment that Park
City should celebrate the Fourth of
July. L. E. Camomile acted as chair
nan and Dan Shields secretary. a
committee on arrangements was ap-
pointed consisting of ]. J. McPhee.
Scion Spiro. Dan Thacker, Colonel
meet next Thursday evening and re-
port on the progress made.
H @. Bates is on the sick list.
T. J. Mclaughlin and A c. Bishop.
supreme representatives, Will depart
Saturday morning for Milwaukee to
attend the supreme grand lodge A. o.
u. w They viii accompanied by
Grand Representative n. Rink, of
Boise City, the jurisdiction repre-
wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. C. Mclaughlin gave
s. dinner last evening TO a small COM
pany of gentlemen friends
Mr.. George Church, the efficient as
sayer and surveyor of the Daly-West.
departed today for Salt Lake, the clos
ing down of the mine rendering his
services unnecessary.
Passengers to Salt Lake today: Mrs.
John Shields, Charles Shields, jr, Mr.
and Mrs. John Thomson, Henry Welsh.
Frank Richardson and family moved
TO Salt Lake today to make their
future home.