The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-18
NEW BUILDING FOR tLKs
Park City Lodge Expects to Move
Into Home of Their Own
Very Shortly.

Park City. Feb 1.-THE regular semi
monthly meeting of the Park City lodge
No. 734, B. p. o. ElkS, will be held to-
morrow evening. and it is expected to be
the biggest and most important meeting
OF that organization held for some time.
The new ritual will be given its first
trial in initiating candidates, and along
with this will be heard the report of the
committee upon club house. This COM
mittee is out as a result of a special meet
ing on this matter. and from the present
outlook the club is assured. The only real
question now before the organization Is
just where they want their building To-
Gated. There are at least three sites I'M
der consideration, and each one rs de-
sirable one. This question will also be
handled by the lodge and IL is almost as
suFed that the local lodge will be housed
in its own rooms in a comparatively snort
time.
The members Of the fraternal order, A
o. L. W. held a jubilatiOn meeting in the
Masonic hall last Friday evening and art
er the business of the order a tine spread
was set for the members ana guests Inc
affair was a highly successful ana en-
jOyable event.
The good weather which has been much
enjoyed for the past two weeks seems 70
have outlived its time and today a slight
snowstorm is on here. During the past
few davs the snow which accumulated
during the heavy storm has faded rapid
" and in a short time the streets of the
town will be bare. In the hills. now
ever there is still lots of snow and Tor
some time the heavy hauling will have TO
be done by the transfer method-
The regular church services were heid
in all the churches of town today
Nearly all the lawyers or Town VIII 90
to the county seat tomorrow TO be pres
ont al the session of court at tnat pace
The last trip made by Judge Morse thefe
was hard one on the local attorneys as
morning and as a result all had TO stay
in CoaIviIle for thiTty-six hours. Ials
time though. the judge has announced
that he will come up the evening pyloie
ana that court will be open at clock
Rv This means all can get back 10 PARK
By the afternoon tram . ~.
Iouis Gerard. who has been in Rose.
bud Nevada. in the interest," OF ss ~ ,,ai
thusiastis, over the outlook Tor tnat camp
for the coming year Mr.. Gefard ssS ;
that the country has given every iHoica-
tior Of being among the rich ore pro-
d,9csrs of the state He says that every
available niece Of ground for miles around
the Camp proper has Deen locdteo an1
that every new strike made or reported
n1ada draws well, so that there are 50
sa.,nS- located claims that the recorder
- n loast a month behind with his work.
although he is using TWO assistants III .ns
office Mr. Gerard says that lhe caiiip
l. q GOOD one but that ii is al tents, ne
co,,ntinor as ne came out on THURSDAY u
toufs'' in Rosebud. and something over q
in the two other camps of the locality;
- lpe..,tt, the Telephone companies here
ggsT. ' succeeded in keeping their lines
n noeS to ali the mountain points, and The
Alta lines have only been sar cut lime 9a commas
So 49, cannon died yesterday morning
q, The park city Miners hospital; Of
. mn Deceased has been N Pars
paleuh re,' come time and has been en-
elty iot : ,oi,,er in the mines here. He
plos ~ 49, %9 sicL hut a short time. Just be-
Jas las Re death he stated that he had nc
1eiatives In the country that he thought s,E
ihoen ;fied of his demise The fu-
lsas ~ Mn he held under the auspices OF
the miners UNION.