The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-02
PARK CITY ITEMS.
News Notes From Summit County's
Bustling Camp.
Especial Corregpondence.l

Park City. Oct. IA Midnight Bell
was the attraction at the Dewey theatre
last. evening. A good house witnessed the
performance. which gave general salts
Iacton, although the4piay was not up to
expectations. The next attraction is
Mrs. OShaughnessy" which Is booked
for next Thursday.
/ Tim Sullivan, formerly foreman of the
silver King mine, who has been under the
Doctors care for months. leaves today
with his wife for Los Angeles, Cal, for
/ the benefit of his health. After sojourn-
ing there for a week or two he will go to
San Diego and undergo medical treatment
under a noted doctor of that city.
Thomas kearns is richer today than he
was yesterday by the arrival of a hand
some ten-pound boy at his home He
wears his new honors with his accustomed
quiet dignity.
James 4. Kescel, for years foreman of
the Anchor concentration, and one of the
most capable mill men in the western
country, has resigned his position on ac-
count of i'll health, and Tuesday morning
leaves, in company with his daughter
viii remain for several months, taking a
long needed rest and enoeavoring to re-
gain mis- usual health and vfgor. MIR. kes-
cells many friends will regret to learn of
his disability and hope that a lower alti-
tude will prove beneficial.
Miss Emma Perry, who for six weeks
past has been visiting friends in Salt
Lake, returned home this morning.
John l.. Weber and family move today
to Salt Lake where Mr. Weber has pur-
chased an elegant home and where he will
in future reside.
Graders are working on the proposed
route of the spur to the Ontario mill, and
inside of sixty days trains will be run
ming thereon, carrying ores from tine
Parkites all rejoice in this innovation, and
see in the not far distant future the cree
tion of samplers, the employment of many
more men, the increased productIon of
fI~ md fhesr1 ar-fl i'm of
Work commences tomorrow on another
two-story business house on Main street.
Walter j. Radon and II. S. Reed are
responsible for the addition of two more
to our population this week. The former
was boy, the latter a girl.
The enrolment of our public schools is
now ESQ, and Superintendent Blocher Is
satisfied it will exceed this number 100
within the next month.
A baseball game will be played this af-
ternoon between the Ontario and Silver
money is changing hands ON the result.
Il. e. Shepard of the. New York Life
Insurance company is in town and Is
writing many policies for his company.
Henry Cooney and Miss Lena StOIl were
united in marriage at the Catholic church
Thursday last. They did not take the
usual ten days wedding tour to Salt
Lake, but went at once to housekeeping
John Malta, an old Park miner, left the
Park yesterday afternoon for Butte,
Mont, where he will remain all winter,
working on promising mining claims that
he owns in that neighborhood.
james D. Murdoch, master mechanic of
the Ontario company, was made the
father of a new boy baby this week.
: L. T. McAuley and Lock Gillis left this
morning over the Union Pacific for Nova
Scotia. The former goes for the benefit
of his health, which has been very pre-
carious the past two months.
Tomorrow William John Wilson, who
for twenty. years has been mining and
prospecting in Park City, will leave for
Ramss, Mexico, where he has been ten
dered a position by the Mexican Copper
company, of which r. B. Watson for
merly of the Marsac mill is superintend-
ent. He will be absent for at least year.
PaYson Notes.