Show PARK CITY PIUS I An Interesting Session of the City Council GENERAL AND PERSONAL NEWS Ore and Bullion Output The CoaMHe Homicide Homi-cide A Veek ot Social Festivities and Amusements The city council met in regular session Wednesday evening last with Mayor Gregor and Aldermen Kimball McDon ough Williamson and Lockhart and Berry present The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved The following bills and pay rolls were resented and referred to the proper committees com-mittees E Kimball expense 14 23 addon Camomile Co printing 3 25 George Hall feeding prisoners 20 25 Park City Water Co 33 92 Daniel Leahy u 10 00 ohn Diem 2 SO Light Heat and Power Co 92 00 Total bills S181 57 Payroll city officers 707 to Payroll S A and B rio 00 Total 5930 57 The report of Marshal Bennett was presented pre-sented and showed that during the month sixteen arrests had been made The report of Police Justice Hayt was read and was substantially as follows Cases tried 10 crimes drunkenness 10 larceny 2 vagrancy 2 malicious mischief 1 and battery 1 The lines assessed were HSO of which 30 was paid in cash and 6110 in labor The report of Treasurer Doming was as follows January I balance on hand 11321 21 I City licenses collected 717 00 Telephone office rent December 20 00 Collected on sidewalk account 25 00 Police justice deposit SO 00 City taxes collected for 1830 u 5 25 Collected on streets alleys and bridge account 12 20 Total 12180 63 COTRA Warrants paid S 1302 01 Balance February 1 1S91 S10878 07 Recorder Hayts report for January was presented and was as follows RECEIPTS I balance on hand per Dec report5112 08 jicense account 717 o i City taxes account 5 23 Deposit S A B 25 CO Police justice deposit fco 00 Rent account a > ex Deposit S A B lumber 12 20 Total 12110 13 DISBURSEMENTS Warrants drawn accounts City officers 5 703 00 S A B street lamps 103 00 Sundry supplies c LQ Jlacksmlthlng nails etc E6 29 Scavenger b8 40 Condemnation proceedings 50 Labor and teaming m 21 Expense city hall and jail 21 00 J Telepnone rent 15 OJ Prisoners 24 OJ Fire and water n 4y < rJ S A B lumber 395 Balance 10871 17 Total 812116 13 Tho reports were referred to the com mitteee on finance and were approved by them and ordered placed on file The committed on claims and accounts and appropriations reported on all bills and payrolls and warrants were ordered drawn for the respective amounts M M Will and Joseph Dye presented petitions for the appointment to position policeman in the place of S Johnson re esigned On motion of Lockhart the petitions peti-tions were tabled pending the report of the committee on police A communication was received from David Da-vid Coulson in which he agreed to decid the matter of price of purchase of the part of his property needed for Woodside ave nueby arbitration Tho mayor and committee com-mittee on streets alleys and bridges were authorized to appoint an arbitrator for the city The committee had commenced condemnatory con-demnatory proceedings In the Third Dis trici court to secura this property but it IS quite likely the case will be withdrawn The resignation of O Johnson as policeman po-liceman was presented and on motion of Williamson was accepted The city attorney reported that the title to the property claimed by Mrs Nelson through which the new road to the cemetery ceme-tery was made was found to be in the name of the Ontario Silver Mining company com-pany and that he had been informed by R C Chambers that he Chambers had begun proceedings against Mrs Nelson to quiet the title This practically settles this question in so far as tho city is conrernec unless it so happens that Mrs Nelson defeats de-feats the Ontario company in the suit referred re-ferred to which is not at all probable The estimates on the proposed water works plant made by Engineer Bryant were next read and are summarized as follows lows These estimates are for system running from Island Lake to Park City Cost ol inlet crib 50 00 Head gate and damn 130 0 i Pipe lrne20600 feet 12007 M Reservoir 38V 0 00 Distribution system 18435 feet 12780 75 Superintendence and engineeringsooco Total cost 520M3 2 > This estimate is for 20 spiral riveted asphaltcoated wrought iron pipe Birmingham Bir-mingham wire gauge For the same pipe No 18the cost would be 32445 and for castiron pipe would be 38508 To each of these estimates large per cent should be added to be perfectly safe According to the specifications the inlet crib Is to be six feet square and four ana an-a half feet high located within the source of supply At the outlet of the lake IB to be dam and headgate for raising the level of I 1 > ii 1 water and controlling the outflow The dam is to be six feet wide on top and seven feet above the outlet of the channel The pipo line is to consist of approximate lengths of 9000 feet of sixinch pipe 6700 feet of fiveInch pipe and 0900feet of four inch pipe The reservoir is to be 100 feet long and SO feet wide at the top with semicircular circular ends radius 40 feet and 20 feet deep Bottom and sides are to be paved with a layer of cobble stones averaging six inches upon which is to be a layer of concrete six inches thick and the whole toe to-e finished by t a smooth coating of Portland cement mortar The specifications are very complete and lengthy and only an idea can be given When adopted by the council it will DO proper time for their publication in full The estimates and plans were referred to the committee on fIre and water after which the council adjourned GENERAL AND PERSONAL Dr and Mrs Lindsay of Hober spent Sunday lastin the Paris The beautiful has fallen quite plenti fully during the past week Mr and Mrs Louis Schweitzer of Salt Lake were in the Park Monday W E Boyd and Jerry M Richardson were visitors to Salt take this week Mr W C Wallace has been given the position of clerk at he Anchor tunnel Jos H Young general manager of the Utah Central made the Park a visit this week The cantata of Queen Esther will be given soon for the benefit of the free library and reading room The membership of the Congregational church was increased last Sunday by thirteen thir-teen new members Gideon and Brig Snyder returned from a visit to the coast this week They were gone three weeks and had a pleasant trip John F Early came up from Salt Lake this week to take the position of secretary toMr E P Ferry vice Charles V Jen kins resigned The Park is afflicted at present there being > only a few families in town in which hero is or has not been sickness Typhoid fever pneumonia and colds are quite prevalent prev-alent Tho doctors prediot another run of typhoid fever The Park City Miners popular gentleman gentle-man contest ended this week and resulted in Sam Aschiem receiving the prize The vote for leading gentleman was as follows Sam Aacheim 115 Dr G D Gregor CG A B Emery 37 A B Richardson 36 I Harvey Kissell alias Frank Repp the slayer of Fred Lowe was brought up from Coalville Saturday last for a preliminary examination before Commissioner Cohen He waived examination and in default of bonds was sent to the penitentiary to await theaction ofthe grand jury At the regular meeting of Washington camp No3 Patriotic Sons of America Wednesday evening last the officers offi-cers were elected for the ensuing term president C V Jenkins vicepresident C A Shert master of forms and ceremonies ceremo-nies O C Lockhart recorder FR Davis financial recorder D J Williams j treasurer treas-urer James Lockhart conductor W E Boyd inner guard F A Evans outer guard John W Brink trustee E P latch The officers will be installed on Wednesday evening next by E J Des I Moneaux of Ogden district president AMUSEMENTS Ole Olson will bo in the Park Tuesday Tues-day and will hold forth at the Park opera house A pleasant time was had Monday evening even-ing last by tho friends of Mr and Mrs W W Mackintosh at their residence Progressive hearts were played and the prizes were awarded as follows Ladies first Mrs H G Bates booby Mrs F E Harding Gentlemens first Mr C D Liookiedge booby 1iIr Lawrence Kimball There were present Mr and Mrs A B Emery Mr and Mrs L P Kimball Mr anil Mrs HG Bates Mr and Mrs I L Osborne Mr and Mrs F E Hardine Mr and Mrs A B Richardson Mr and Mrs William Brother Mr and Mrs > Dr LeCompte Mr and Mrs L I Schweitzer Mr and Mrs W J Suyder I Mr and Mrs C S Austin Mrs W V Rice Mrs Hall Mrs J A Young Mrs W S Sharp Mrs B Riley Mrs R Savage Misses Cunningham Geiger I aud Messrs Young Geiger Waples and Ro kedge On lhursday evening Mr and Mrs Frank E Hardingentertained their friends at their homo on Woodside avenue somo tiling aside from the usual was indulged in otto being the source of amusement Mrs E P LeCompte secured the first ladies prize Mrs A B Richardson the second and Mrs A B Emery the third The gentlemens first was awarded to Mr W A Pitt second to Fred A Davis and third to C V Jenkins Those present were The Mr and Mrs Mackintosh Rookledge Lee Kidder Bransford LeCompte Richardson Rogers Emery Brother McLaughlin Austin Mesdames Rice Chambers Williamson Savage Misses Snyder Ferguson Geiger Mrs T C Rookledge M Pitt W A Pitt Davis Westcott Jenkins Geiger E P Ferry and Waples MIXING NOTES The Crescent is sending down firstclass oro by sleighs The Crescent shipped this week 321200 pounds of firstclass ore The Ontario drain tunnel is now in 6100 feet Some trouble is being given by the water Work is progressing nicely at the Daly No2 shaft It has now reached a depth of 100 feet At the Ontario No2 shaft the depth is 1511 feet Tho work of sinking for a sump is now going on The Ontario mill shipped this week twentyseven bars of silver bullion containing con-taining 15748 fine ounces The Anchor is moving along as usual All the machinery has arrived for use in connection con-nection with the Rand compressor and it will be started next week The lessees of the Apex put four men to woric this week and will only attempt to take out firstclass ore until spring Thirtyfive men will be put on then and the mine worked for all there is in it Below are the shipments of ore made during the past week through Mackin toshs BKmpler Ontario 632360 pounds Woodside 19540 pounds Anchor concentrates concen-trates 283270 pounds i total 935170 pounds f a Total shipments for the week amounted to 1256370 pounds 1 CAS |