Show THE FAMOUS CAMP A Bustling Budget of News From Park City THE UNPRECEDENTED SNOWFALL II The Christmas Herald Catches On The Heavy Know Prevents the Ship pine I of OreGeneral No shipments were made from the Mar sacMr E P Ferry left for the cast Christmas Christ-mas morning F E Harding went down to the city Christmas morning to visit friends The different mines gave their employees a couple of shifts off to spend Christmas The Ontario mill shipped this week twentynine bars of bullion amounting to 17047 ounces A B Richardson and family spent Christmas in Salt Lake They returned Friday evening Mr L C Johnson route agent of the Pacific Express company paid the Park a visit on Thursday Charles D Rooklidgo returned from the metropolis Friday after having had a merry Christmas with oldtime friends Mr L Simon of the Park City hotel was confined to his bed three days last week with his old trouble rheumatism The Andrews Dramatic company played to good houses in the Park opera house this week and gave general satisfaction satisfac-tion Mr Ezra Thompson was in Salt Lake during the week making arrangements to secure hoisting machines for the Nevada Northland On account of the heavy storms the ore shipments were small The Ontario shipped 147640Bounds and the Mayflower 5 yj2 < J pounds r1iGB te went down tothe city o spend Christmas on Thursday morning Bates tbiLks theflnfon Pacific time tablo should be changed ti > A fine 500pound bell was placed on the public Bchpol building this week and when school opens January 2nd its cheerful tones will gather tho little ones in The following is the meteorological record of the Park fortthe week ending Friday December 27 Barometer a m I 23 7 p m 23a Thermometer 9 am 335 i 7 pm 42 The Woodside made connections between i No1 and No 3 levels on Friday last and goid air has now been secured Work will i now j > e prosecuted n Jhe vein and heavy shipments may bo expected August Hind wuilo shoveling snow Thu > i < v between M S Aschheims and I TWrlatBros stor shad a large amount fjtll on hm spVPrely injuring him He i will bclad up f < r iJne time I The Daly clOSed down Tuesday and remained I re-mained closed during the week The roads wero blockaded with snow and although repeated trials rtverg jnade it was impossible I impos-sible for teams t8 get through I WIL Dodge J M Jacobson and M Mc Grath sold their interest In three of the I claims in the Mayflower group to E P I Ferry as contracting party for an eastern capitalist The purchase price was not learned Mr James Resell our old city marshal returned to tan Pure Saturday last from Era Ida The Hub mine of which Mr Kescil was superintendent has closed down for the winter and he will remain in the Park Mr Charles Olds of the Andrews and Olds Merchants Protective association was in thc Park during the past week and organized a local branch all of the business houses going into it The plan is a good one and it is thought will work to the advantage ad-vantage of all here The strike in the NorthlandNevada assumes as-sumes greater proportions daily The vein is now two feet in width and the ore of splendid quality Aye were shown a fine specimen Friday which would assay over itS ounces silver and GO per cent lead A fiftyton shipment will be made the first if the coming week Some little excitement was caused in town on Saturday last by the report that a tramp had entered the residence of Mrs E W Berry and demanded money from her and on her refusal to give him any had struck her and knocked her down On inquiry in-quiry the report was found to be true and every effort was being made to capture the villain who had perpetrated the outrage As yet he has not been found A rope is too good for such a wretch On Monday night an old time concert is to be given at the Congregational church which is to be something novel in its line The programmes issued read Great Synging Meeting on Monday at Ye Buck meeting house December ye 30 1SS9 The following is also to be found N BYe B-Ye price to enter is 4 bitts N B Ye doors shall be opened at earlie candle lite which is 730 by ye clock and je sounding of ye musick will commence at 8 and ye first who do come will find ye best benehe One P W Huff whose other or true name is unknown who has been doing some painting and paperhacging in the Park for the past few months packed his grip Christmas morning like the Arab and silently stole away leaving behind him fond remembrances etc It is thought he has gone to Denver If Denver and Colorado people do not already know h him they had better be on the lookout for him They need only think of Darwins missing link and they have a description of the individual aforesaid Tim CHRISTMAS IIEKALD The universal verdict in Park City on Tile CmsisTiUS HERALD was that it was the greatest journalistic enterprise ever undertaken in the inter mountain region and a monument to the push energy and enterprise of IHE HERALD management Below are the comments of a few of our representative men I R C GunnA splendid paper in every respect Nothing but praise can be said of the literary efforts and too much cannot be I said of the paper as a leading specimen of the typographical art Ezra ThompsonIt is an elaborate issue and shows remarkable energy and enterprise enter-prise E C WilliamsonIt it away ahead of anything of tho kind ever published In the territory A B Emery It is gotten up in great shape as sure as youre born I didnt think Salt Lake could do so well Solon SpiroIts a dandy It will do more for the territory than anything ever published It is the finest yet W S SharpBeats anything ever gotten out in the territory I want a lot to send to eastern friends F E HardingOur order of fifty hss run out send us thirty more Among others who expressed their opinion opin-ion in a similar strain were Drs Gregor and Nelson Joseph M Cohen Frank Richardson Rich-ardson F C Thompson J L Street William Brothers and F W Hay THE TROUBLE OVER TIlE CREOLE NO 2 The talk of the week has been the complications com-plications which have arisen over the ownership of the Creole No 2 property H O Young and sons and others scs working the ground on a lease from D Condo E Berry and G Blackburn the locators A fine vein was struck a short time ago and a shipment of ten tons of ore made The property is within the patented ground owned by D C McLaughlin and known as the townsite On Tuesday the following notice was served on the leaser H O Younget al Take noticeThat the ore taken from the Creole No 2 mining claim so called in Uintah mining district Summit county Utah and delivered at the samplinir mill of R Mackintosh in Park City belongs tome to-me and I have notified Mr Markintosh of the same D C MCLAUGHLIN Dec 24 1BB9 The Union Pacific railroad was verbally notified to the same effect This seems to be the commencing of trouble which when taken into court will develop some interesting inter-esting points The patent of F A NIms to the ground on which Park City stands C C I was secured on tho affidavits made that it contained no mineral excepting the Creole No1 mine The Creole No 2 is just above town on Treasure hill and is contained within the townsite limits The leasers have not stopped work and are continuing to take out ore The result of this is looked forward to with interest TilE HEAVY SNOW FALL It has snowed every day during the last week and compared with other years at this season the storm is unprecedented Fifteen men were required all the time during the week to keep the road open from the Ontario No3 to No2 and the same number with teams were required in the canon to keep the road passable The Salt Lake Eastern trains were snowed In and were unable to get through The Union Pacific trains could not reach the depot and were compelled to unload passengers in the down end of town Fences have disappeared in many places and in the canons many houses are covered up A slide came down in Empire cafion striking the Massachusetts hoisting works and crushing in the south end of the building build-ing Considerable damage was done Mr William McKay manager of the company was expected up Saturday to attend to the repairing of the propert Tho storm was a heavy one indeed and it is hoped it will letup bion CHRISTMAS IN TUB PARK Christmas passed off pleasantly in the Park and as far as we could learn was one of the merriest ever known here At the different churches on Christmas crowds were in attendance to witness the exercises and the distribution of presents from the trees At the Methodistchurch fine programme was given all of whicn was enthusiastically rtceived The Sabbath Sab-bath school children through Jessie Hughes as spokesman presented to Rev J Tilfer a purse of money and he in turn on behalf of the children also gave a purse to Mrs F S Fox The presents were distributed dis-tributed and all present felt that they had indeed hada pleasant time At the Congregational church a cantata was given by the children besides a number num-ber of Christmas carols by male voices which were excellent Among the presents pres-ents distributed was a beautiful gilt book entitled In Far Lands to Mrs W M Ferry by the teachers C A S |