Show PARK CITY PICKIHGS A Big Grist of News From the Famous Camp CLOSING OF ST MARYS SCHOOL Park City Will Celebrate the Fourth News From the Various Mines Canyons and Uulches We would advise a certain Salt Lake merchant to secure d professor from ono of the business colleges during the summer vacation to teach him business forms and penmanship We picked up a bill on the street this week sent by this merchant to a Park City man and have laid it away in maI our private museum to bo handed down to I future generations as an example of commercial com-mercial forms used in the ninteenth century cen-tury The following is the bill and note SALT LAKE CITY June 231620 To Mdess 3SO have this Day Drawn Sight Draft Pleas oner ande Oblige yours Rcspecty Wo would like to secure time Sight SightS Draft also to lay away as companion to S the above Police Officer Johnson had a narrow escape Sunday night from being shot Ho had arrested Hugh Rourkc a notorious tough and while on the way to the city hall with the prisoner thti latter resisted striking and attempting to choke Johnson The officer struck Rourkowith his revolver to quiet him and as ho did so It foil from his hand A crowd had gathered during the struggle in which was ono of Reunites fellow toughs by time name of Hogan who nicked up the gun pointed it at Johnson and fired the ball passing so near his head as to make it very uncomfortable Hogan kopt tho gun pointed at Johnson while Rourke made good his escape and then followed fol-lowed him up the street leaving Johnson unarmed and without his prisoner Ho soon armed himself and started in pursuit but was unable to find thorn until the next morning when both were captured and edged in jail Monday afternoon they were taken before Justice Hoyt and Rourke for resisting an officer was fined 40 and Hogan for aiding a prisoner to escape got a fiiio of dId Two of the Parks wellknown citizens got their wrath aroused about some old trouble Sunday afternoon and made things exciting for a few minutes around the bank and Bottingcrs saloon A broken window at each place and the loss of a little blood by ono of the participants were the extent of the injuries Street fights in the Park are of unusual occurranco and this soon drew a largo crowd which gave the street quite an exciting appearance E P Ferry left the Park Wednesday for Michigan to look after his business interests inter-ests there Mr Ferry will probably bo gone month ExPolico Officer John M Martin was in the Park this week from Ogden The friends of Mr and Mrs Andrew Young will bo pained to learn of the death of their infant which occurred Tuesday morning The baby a tenpound girl was born Monday morning only to peacefully and quietly pass away the next morning The blow was a sad ono to the young parents par-ents but they may take consolation 1n the I fact that their many friends share with I them their sorrow The trustees of School district No 32 have announced a mooting of taxpayers and voters to bo held In the publio school huilrHn Mnmlnv Ttilv 11 irnmmonpinff of 2oclock Tho object of the meeting is to elect ono trustee and attend to such other business as may come before the meeting tt is likely that the question of building another schoolhouse in the upper part of town will bo discussed and some action taken I JV V Rico spent Friday in Salt Lake R C Chambers and Charles P Read vis ited the Park on Friday last C E Wurtdlo of the Park City bank spent part of the week in the Park John Treweek James McGregor and Stuart Stephenson were in town this week George W Groo visited Salt Lake this week A largo number of Salt Lakers aro tak ing advantage of the Short line to visit Park City The following were registered this week at the Park City hotel Sunday A Pierce F C Gentsch and family Hoyt Sherman and wife P A Laotian and wife R Goslmski A Gebhardt H L A Culmer G F Culmer J Treweek A Cohen I Solomon A Tobias S Solomon Mrs Giles E I Young J J McLaughlin Monday Deputy Marshal Doyle J K Shaw and wife J R Morris and wife J M Garoy C P Brooks C F Budge W H Herman H Cohen J Campbell F Dickert D M Montlcth R L Lambert Tuesday W H Bintz J Oglesby J D Kenworthy J M McGill A Jessen J V Halverd C B Weeks I Stephenson W Edwards R Kelley S R Conloy B F Butler Wednesday E A Wall T QuayloH A WeanIng J O Summerhays Mrs Maxwell Professor Andro E T Vail A J Holmes P J Daly E A Shear H Goldsmith Thursday M Barney E H Shelburn Clarence Grange G Rhode J M Kelley P Kelley Friday W S Picicard Mrs W S Pickard Mrs E R Club R F Nelson B P Brown The teachers and children of the Method ist 1 Sunday school with parents and friends had n grand time on a picnic to Summit grove on Tuesday The Utah Central brought a number of excursion cars and took the entire party nearly ono hundred adults and a hundred and fifty children out on the morning trail returning at 7 pm Splendid shade was found with nn abundance of water and with refreshments refresh-ments games etc all had an enjoyable day On July 0 there will bo an election for reorder re-order of Snake crook mining district F W Hayt city recorder and police jus jico will leave the Park on tho Fourth for a months visit in the cast Mr Hayt first goes to Milwaukee to attend the supreme lodge Knights of Pythias being supreme representative for tho grand jurisdiction of Utah and Idaho Afterwards ho will visit Now York Elmira and Now HaVdn Mrs lay t will return with him from Elmira The Utah Central road put in two now platforms this week at the depot ono for accommodation of passengers and the other for freight G W Pierson leased two of his claims of the Pioneer group this weekthe Pioneer and Sedeloni to Messrs Connolly Thaycr Quay and Donovan all of Park City The luito is for two yours Parties are prospecting pros-pecting on other claims of the group with a I view of leasing The Anchor boring machine is working nicely and ibnow down a third of tho distance dis-tance to the tuiinol Both the Crescent and Union concentrators concen-trators are working steadily The Crhseent shipped this week jodOO pounds of concentrates concen-trates The Liberal caucus will bo held Monday evening Society hall The Park opera house will have a busy time during ttio coming week Tuesday the 1st McNeil and Collins give a grand ball On Thursday W A Bradys After Dark company holds the boards and on the Fourth McCabe and Youngs minstrels hold forth The men at work in the Fourth of July tunnel on the Glencoo property tapped the vein this weekend found a ledge at nearly itO feet from the surface eighteen inches wide all ore of fair grade In the uppo workings the oro is baso but the now fine L is entirely different as is also the formation forma-tion in which It Was discovered Superin tondcnt Curtis was over to the property Friday to look it over and was pleased with I the now strike The Ontario shipped this week thirty eight bars of bullion containing 0308 fine I ounces Tho police court had a good business this I wcolf Ono case for resisting an officer was fined 5ID Another for aiding a prisoner to escapo paid 135 Ono battery deposited I 10 and three drunks dIP Footpads arc getting in their work in the park and a Chinaman was the first vic tim The chief cook of the hotel was held np Friday evening near the Marsac office and relieved of 960 and a watch Some section hands working at the Utah entral round house had their clothes and a few small articles stolen on Friday night Tho ladies of St Luke Guild who recently gave a broom brigade drill in the opera house have decided to repeat it in the near future about the 1st ot August Tho Union Pacific are without a flyer announcing an-nouncing a150 round trip rate to Ogden good from the first until true tenth ol July Special rates will bo given to parties desiring desir-ing to visit Salt Lake The Utah Central has decided to run a late train to the Park on the night of the Fourth to allow the Pnrkitcs an opportunity opportun-ity to take in the Hretyorks It will leave at about 1080 pms pm-s JIAlers SCHOOL St Marys school closed its annual term Thursday the most prosperous in the history of the school The school under the supervision of the Sisters of the Holy Cross and by that able and earnest tvorkhus taken a place with the best schools in the country The enrollment enroll-ment for the past year was over 2A with an average attendance of about 170 pupils The closing eierci es of the school were given In the opera house Thursday evening last and drew out a crowded house The following is the pro gramme and list of prizes and premiums awarded to different scholar Programme Grande Marcho Trlomphalo Knhe Misses K Malone and M Ivors Salutary Jliss Mary Murphy Fairy Greeting Walts Ktnkcl i Little Mary Shields and Anna Barrett Chorus Grandfathers Ducks Little Girls accompanied by Miss 1C Malone Fleeting Gold a drama in one act DRAMATIS PEnSOXE Fablola t JIary Martin Agnes 1 Msirv IVCM Fuiviuse i Frances Noonan Judge i Agccs Hnrrlngtan A Vestal Liilian Thlriot Guards Victors Slaves etc Prologue Lillian Thlriot SCENE I raDiate ana tier owner Beautiful Moonlight Glover Misses 1C Malone and E Durkln accompanied accom-panied by Miss M Freney Musical Box Caprico E Muller Misses Nellie Carroll Lillian Thlriot and F Noonan SCENE n 1he Nomenlan Villa Excelsior PolkaL E Muller Misses Nellie OKeefe Anna Grey and Ebbs Lubcck SCENE in Prison IlecitaticoMaster William Bennett Klllarney Ualfe Miss N Mahen accompanied by Miss 1C Malone SCENE iv The forum Nearer My God to TheeJulle Hive Klng Miss K Malone 0 Restless SeaWhlte Misses N Mahen ic Malone andE Durkln accompanied by Miss M Feeney SCENE v Mourners Dream FanfareBohm Misses E Durkln and M Feeney Solo by request MIssX Mahen A SCENE IN ThE OLD LOG SCHOOL Graduate John Malla Teacher JohnSavago Dude C Collins Dutch Boy John Muslin A Wanderer John Collins Yankee James Harrington Pupils of school Satollto polka do concert J C Alden Miss M avers Fly Away Blrdllng Franz Abe Misses N Mahen and B Durkin accompanied accompa-nied by Miss 1C Malone Polka Bissell Masters J STall and C Shields Recitation Peak Sisters James Began Chorus Vocal Class Accompanied by Miss M Feeney March de Tambours Smith Misses Mary Feeney and Eva Durkin Distribution of gold medals and premiums fllst Gold medal for Christian doctrine in senior department donated by Right Rev Bishop Scanlan awarded to Mary lyons Franklin NoonanMargarct Harrington and Agnes Harrington drawn by Agnes Harrington Har-rington Gold medal for Christian doctrine in Junior department donated by Rev Father Oalligan awarded to Anna Feeney Mary Shields EllOn OKeofc Agnes Carroll Lena Stoll Clara Grossman Anna Gray Jos Kennedy Jas Harrington Wm Murphy and B Dcason drawn by Anna Feeney Gold medal for Christian doctrine in minim departmentdonated by Rev Father Blake of San Francisco drawn by E Connelly Gold medal for correct deportment in senior department donated by Rev Father Galligan drawn by Mary Ivors Gold medal for correct deportment in Junior department donated by C A Tewksberry drawn by Mary Shields Gold medal for attendance in minim department de-partment awarded by Sisters of Holy Cross drawn by Birdie Post In senior department premums were awarded as follows John Fitzgerald for attendance Lillian Thoriot for application applica-tion Frances Noonan for politeness Margaret Mar-garet Harrington for good lessons Mary Ivers for general improvement and Agnes Harrington for improvement in penman In th6 junior department premiums were awarded to Wm Bonnet for arithmetic Jos Kennedy for United States history C OKeefo for attendance Jos Harring ton for penmanship A Lubeck for politeness polite-ness C Collins for general improvement Margaret Dalton for penmanship Ella Lubeck for application Ada Cook for composition Sophie Morgan for general Improvement I Anna Feeney for United States History Mary Shields for grammar gram-mar Ellen OKeefo for United States History Agnes Carroll for United States History B Benson for general improvement improve-ment Premiums were awarded in the minim department de-partment for general improvement to Francis Fran-cis Watson Mary Combaw Kato Bonnet Anna Deason Francis Payne Mary Leahy Jos Doyle Edw LeCompto Wm Wino and John Harrington In music the first improvement I for marked improvement was awarded to Mary Feeney Other premiums to Mary lyons Kate Malone Mary Shields Ellen OKeefo and Anna Gray Ella Lubeck Anna Barret Chas Shields and Jno Malta TUC FOUlTH Park City has moved at last and decided to hold a celebration on the Fourth A subscription list was circulated this week and a good sized sum secured Tho Heber brass band has been secured to furnish patriotic music and the Huber baseball club will test their skill with the Park club for a prize of dIP The following programme has been arranged to bo given at the race track There will bo no speeches Baseball at 10 am between Park City and Heber clubs prize 850 Pigeon shooting at I pm prize 510 for best score Horse faces at 2 pm 1Pony race local horses prize 915 3Half mile race local horses nrize E25 3 Half railfe race free for all prize 525 Boys race for boys under fifteen years of age prize J5 Foot race BOO yards frco for all prize SlO C A S |