The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-28

PARK PLANS CELEBRATION
Labor Day Will Be Well Observed in
Mining Camping Purse
Raised.
Especial to The Herald)

Park City, Aug. N.-One of the largest.
If not the largest celebration ever held
in Park City will be the Labor day hur-
ran 10 De gwen under the auspices of
me Miners union of this city. The bust
ness men were all requested TO donate
Tor the affair. The mining companies
operating here were also given an oppor-
tunity to contribute, and the result is that
quite a snug amount of money was col
leoted. The affair will be in the hands
or a committee, which will arrange and
conduct the whole days doings Aside
from a big drilling contest. open TO all
mere VIII be program of sports on
Main street, TO be participated i'm by
residents of Park City; a ball game i'm
the afternoon between league teams for
a purse, and grand ball in the even
ing VIII close the days doings. In the
evening a program is to be rendered in
the open air by the Park City Military
band, followed by public speaking by la
Dor leaders.
1t is the Intention of the citizens to
join with the union in making the day
one TO be remembered by all the people
mere outsiders who come to town will
be made welcome.
Dick Barnes swore TO a complaint this
morning charging Brigham Sellars of
Snyderville precinct with HOUSEKEEPING
committed at the town of Snyderville.
Ii seems that the arrest came up over
an entry by Sellars into a house occu-
pied by Garnes. but belonging TO Sell
lars Garnes was away and Sellars got
in and placed all the furniture belong
ing to Garnes on the porch, lie then
locked up the house A warrant was
issued by Justice Sperry and placed in
the hands of the sheriff of the county
Peter DAILY, a vag who has been in
Park City for some time, was taken in
by the officers yesterday charged with
petit larceny. 1t seems that DAILY dis
covered a sleeping man in one of the sa-
a watch, DAILY decided to enrich him
self while the other slept. This morn
ing Daily pleaded guilty and will be SEN
fenced this afternoon at o'clock.
The 6-months-old daughter of Gus Nell
son died today of whooping cough. Flu
neral will take place tomorrow afternoon
from the Congregational church.
Several camping parties are returning
port good times so far as hunting and
fishing were concerned. the recent storms
made things unpleasant.
James H Moyle came up this morning
and went over the Scottish Chief mine
in which property he is heavily inter
ested.
The teachers of the Park City public
schools are beginning TO arrive In town,
as the schools open on next Tuesday,
Sept. 4. During the summer improvements
have been under way and at this time
there is no city in Utah in which there
are more up-to-date school buildings than
in Park City At the Washington. or
Central, a complete new sewer system
was installed and a new room built for
the convenience of the new kindergar-
ten, which is to be added 10 the school
this year. At the Lincoln a sewer sys-
tenn was put in. though it involved the
running OF, a ditch over goo feet Aside
from a general overhauling of all the
buildings, together with painting and a
general cleaning up, considerable money
was expended in improving and repair
ing the upper, or jefferson, school build
ing.
At St. Marys school improvements have
been going on. The buildings have been
painted throughout and the general re-
pair work which was considered neces-
sary done. The school is the only de-
nominatIonal school in town and accom-
modates a large number OF pupils