The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-11
PARK CITY NEWS.
Various Stories of Interest About
Great Silver Camp.
fspectal Corresnondencei


Especial Correspondence.l
! Park City, Sept. 10.-Yesterday afternoon
the little S-months-old daughter of John
Cunningham died. after a few days ILL
ness. The funeral will occur from the
family residence Monday afternoon.
Baby boys were added to the families
of John Sessions, Robert Broberg, and
Dave Rabb this week. while Councilman
Dune ellis had a girl added to his family.
The machinery of the Record printing
office will be run by electricity furnished
by the Ontario company next week.
A new restaurant will be opened in the
Willcock's building tomorrow
The public schools will open tomorrow
with much 1arger enrolment than last
year.
The little boy of Luke McCarten.. who
has been suffering with appendicitis, took
turn for the better yesterday, and is
now convalescent. An operation was not
necessary.
A pleasant sixty-three party was given
Friday night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Archibald, which large
number of Park City's young. people at
tended June Thiriat won first ladies
prize and Nettie Duke second. Gents
first prize was won by Walt Evans and
second by Will McFalls.
A farewell party was, given last night
in honor of Miss Matha Jones at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hannah.
The young lady leaves next week for
Wilkesbarre. Pa, after years visit in
Park CITY.
St. Marks hospital yesterday where
second operation will be performed. The
young lady came from the east about two
months ago to visit relatives and friends,
but took to her bed the day of her ar
rival, and has been very sick woman
ever since. Her condition is now very
serious. and it is feared she will never
survive the present operation. She was
formerly a teacher in our public schools
and has hosts of friends who deeply re-
greet her serious illness and hope she
will recover.
Miss Mary Muir of Rock Springs, Wye.
is visiting her friend Miss Annie Carrigan
of this city, and Friday evening high
llve party was given In her honor. which
The prizes We're awarded TO Miss Muir.
Miss Crossman, Miss Leahy and Mr.. Sulli-
van.
The greatest activity prevails around
the new Aschhein store, and workmen
are busy day and night in getting the
establishment in readiness for opening.
Manager Solen Spiro is as busy as the
rest of them, and thinks about the 10th
the store will open.
The city council met Friday evening, but
aside from paying bills and granting a
hill, nothing of Importance transpired.
There will be strong protests made
against the pardoning of Tom Williams
who murdered Joe e. Hutchings in Nam
moth In 1888. Hutchings was well known
in Park City, being in business here for
long time, and was general favorite
with all who knew him. Those seeking
pardon for the murderer have circulated
the reports that Hutchings was des-
perado and bad man generally, but the
affidayits of those who know better will
be numerous and will convince the board
or pardons when they meet next Saturday
that Hutchings was good man and
good citizen, and that his murder was
unjustifiable and brutal. Williams was
sentenced to Imprisonment for life, and
If Justice is done he will serve ii.
Miss Maud Dodge arrived from Tavis-
took, Devonshire England. last week and
VIII make her home in Park City with
her brother William Dodge