| Show PARK CITY PICKINGS A Big Grist of Reliable General and Mining News THE DOINGS OF THE CITY DADS Park City Is ThrIvIng and Prosperous but the Record Has a Very Bad Case of Infantile Colic The city council held its regular meeting Wednesnay evening last In the absence of Mayor Gregor Alderman Kimball presided pre-sided Aldermen Thompson Berry Williamson Wil-liamson McDonough and Lockhart were present Tho minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved The following bills were read and referred re-ferred to the committee on claims and accounts ac-counts I Kidder Bros uu u u 5457 00 Berry Bros 10 03 OConnell Thompson unun 15 40 I Kimball Bros uuu 25 40 Shields Bros uuuu 29 30 telephone Co 15 25 E Kimball 9 ill Simons 22 50 FE Harding 5 40 gg Elijah Sells 2 00 Park City Water Co u 78 94 W H Dodge rebate 65 60 L Simons rebate 7 75 TotaL n 8T553J The pay rolls of streets alleys and bridges and of city officers as follows were read and referred to the committee on appropriations City officers 711 87 Streets alleys and bridges n 707 00 Total n 51418 87 The commission of O C Lockhart as alderman al-derman of the Second ward from the secretary sec-retary of the territory was read and that gentleman was appointed a member of the committee on finance claims and accounts appropriations and streets alleys and ondges City Marshal Bonnets report for October was road and was as follows The total lumber of arrests was fourteen Eleven paid their fines in cash and three were put to work on the streets and worked out their lines The report of Recorder Hayt was presented pre-sented and showed the following disbursements disburse-ments in detail tho receipts being the same as those of the treasurers report City officers 8 695 00 Printing 35 50 Expense of prisons 9 I 00 Streets alleys and bridgesh 1OW 08 Total u 5174353 A summary of the report of Police Justice Jus-tice Hayt for October which was next read was as follows There were fourteen arrests eleven for drunkenness two for fighting and one for battery The total fines assessed amounted to 5130 of which S77 was paid in cash 33 in labor and 10 was unpaid for which security had been given The report of Treasurer Denny was as i I follows October I balance on hnndnl1960St Licenses collected hhh 71400 City taxes collected 31G27 Police justice deposit 7700 Rent uuu 2003 U3118U COXTHA Warrants paid 58343 Balance on hand November 1 1152963 The different reports were referred to the committee on finance I The committee on claims and accounts reported favorably on all bills referred to them and on motion ef Williamson they were ordered paid I Tho committee on appropriations re portea favorably on the pay rolls and on motion of McDonough warrants were ordered drawn for the respective amounts The reports of the city officers were reported re-ported upon favorably by the committee on finance and on motion Berry they were received and placed on file Petitions were read from W H Dodge and L Simons for rebates their licenses having sold out and their successors taken out the necessary license The petitions were referred to the committee on license who reported favorably for a rebate of SGQoO for Dodge and 5775 for Simons On motion of Lockhart the rebates wero granted A petition was read from W L Snyder C Jenkins and fortyfive others asking that a road be opened through the enclosed ground facing Glenwood cemetery After some talk the petition was referred to the committee on streets alleys and bridges with power to act Thompson on behalf of the special committee com-mittee on streets alleys and bridges reported re-ported that in the case of opening the Wood side avenue through D F Condons property prop-erty that gentleman was willing to leave the matter to arbitration the city to select one person Mr Condon a second and tho two a third He moved that J H Rogers be appointed to represent the city The motion was carried Williamson moved that the recorder be instructed to correspond with the superintendent superin-tendent of the telephone company lequest ing that tho wires in front of tho city hall be placed in cables on account of the inconvenience incon-venience caused by them when raising the flag At present it was almost impossible to raise the flag The motion was carried Alderman Berry stated that the lower part of town was In need of more hydrants lor protection against fire He thought that two more would be sufficient one to be placed near his residence and the other back of Kimballs barn on Woodside avenue No action was taken on his suggestions sug-gestions Thompson stated the people of the lower part of town were not satisfied with tho gravelwalk in front of D F Condons property and ho would move that a plank walk bo laid from tho Crescent tramway on Park avenue to the corner of Osborne street McDonough seconded the motion and it was carried Berry petitioned that three electric lights be placed Woodsido avenue one at the corner of Second street one at the tramway and the other at Osborne street The petition was referred to tho committee on streets alleys and bridges with power to act Williamson moved that the city reimburse reim-burse William Mclaughlin to the extent I of 40 for time lost from injuries received at the Lawrence fire The motion was carried and a warrant ordered drawn for that amount The council then adjourned GEKEBU NEWS NOTES M S Ascheim is home again after an extended ex-tended visit in tho east John W Martin of Ogden spent a few days this week in the Park Mrs W D Sutton returned Sunday from a weeks visit in Provo Lucien Simon for many years the proprietor pro-prietor of the Park City hotel left the Park Tuesday for his now home in Alameda Ala-meda Cal Madame Alberta Rowe and her Salt Lake California Concert company sold two tickets for their show Wednesday evening last They decided not to play Among the Salt Lakers who visited the Park this week were Colonel E L Wall Adolph Jesson Robert Gorlinski O A Palmer W H Ray J J Thomas and T W Whitely Two grana affairs are on the amusement list for the coming week Wednesday evening the Daughters of Rebeccah give a ball In the opera house to be followed Thursday evening by Carletons opera company in Erminie For the latter the usual price of admission will bo increased In-creased to 150 This will make no difference differ-ence in the size of the audience which will be as large as the house can hold MINING NOTES The Creole strike Is getting better daily The Apex is working about seven men and piling ore on the dump ThayneB canon at present is having a great dea of assessment work done Prcm the Cr scent concentrator the ore t shipments this weekamounted to 442400 pounds Tho Lucky Bill company have the shaft house at the mine completed and the men are at work sinking the shaft Tho Utah Central is to be standard guage beyond Park City Tho grading and building build-ing of bridges is being done with that end in view The Silver King shaft going down rapidly rap-Idly Its depth is now 230 feet They will sink some distancayet before drifting commences com-mences The Street Brothers are at work in the Jupiter mine They are running the lower I tunnel further into the hill expecting to I tap tho vein No one can find out whether the Alliance people have tapped the vein yet or not Mum seems to be the word around the Alliance Alli-ance just at present Hyrum Steelo has just finished a fine residence res-idence at the mouth of the Steele group tunnel He intends to put in the winter developing his property The ore shipments from Mackintosh sampler for tho week were as follows Ontario 436600 pounds Daly If9040 pounks Anchor 192450 Creole 19500 The Ontario Daly Anchor Crescent Woodside Mayflower and Northland are moving along in their usual way with nothing of special importance happening Brennan Duffy Schenck and others are still pushing their tunnel on the Denver Jini and other claims Only a short distance dis-tance is to be run now before the vein is encountered The RoaringsLion is inspiring the lessees with dreams of wealth Both first and second sec-ond class ore is being taken out in large quantities For the present only shipments ship-ments of firstclass ore will be made H O Young entered into a contract this week to furnish the Utah Central with 300000 ties and 5000000 feet of logs Mr Young will go to work at once so as to be able to complete his contract before spring Ho advertises for menThe men-The Fabian concert given under the auspices aus-pices of the Young Peoples society of Christian endeavor Saturday evening was > a success in every way A large number were present and all were highly pleased with the entertainment The Silver Key lessees have struck ore rumor has it but nothing definite can be learned in regard to it Tho Silver Key is situated at the head of Thaynos ca on beyond be-yond the Crescent Dan McDonald and Charles H Fitsch are the lessees A number of stacks of hay belonging to the Snyder ranch at Snyderville narrowly escaped being destroyed by fire Tuesday Sparks from the Utah Central engine set firo to the stubble and it was only by great efforts that the flames were subdued I C C Glanfield who is interested in the Montreal mine was out from Salt Lake this week and was accompanied by Wm McQueen They visited the Montreal property prop-erty in Snake creek and were pleased with the condition of the mine Mr Glanfields visit will result in operations being continued con-tinued durincr the winter n The buildings burned at the Ontario drain tunnel Sunday last will he rebuilt at once On Tuesday lumber was being delivered at the tunnel for that purpose A large force of men have been kept busy clearing away the debris Timbers are being framed ready to be put in place Orders have been given for new air compressors and other machinery which will duplicate the old plant Tho returns of the different precincts of Summit county as sent to THE HERALD correspondent by the judges of election are given below Goodwin Caine Park City 8S8 9 Hennefer u i 6 41 Hoytsvillo nn 4 40 Snyderville 11 8 Coalvillet 24 128 Grass Creek 4 3 Wanship 5 31 Peoa 12 46 Rockport n 2 16 Kamas 7 44 Woodland nuuu 4 22 Castle Rock 4 3 Upton 00 5 21 Echou 00 19 12 127 Total u n 995 427 Goodwins majority 563 ALF AND HIS METAPHORS The editor of the Park Record is nothing if not metaphorically original In Saturdays Satur-days issue he got after THE HERALD correspondent cor-respondent again and perpetrated the following fol-lowing The cap fits for see how the wounded bird flutters THE HERALD man had a narrow escape when he was made the victim of that horrible expression but he still lives We understand though that tho author of it was compelled shortly after he saw it in print to take the train for Salt Lake for medical treatment He has our best wishes for an early recovery That editor says it would be a waste of words to enumerate how often we furnish THE HERALD with incomplete and unreliable reports of local happenings If it would be a greater waste of words than the above to mention Just one instance we wouldnt ask him to do it but we would like him to be real careful and try He says that with us the errors are the rule and not the exception ex-ception and continues The correspondent correspon-dent dont know what news rustling is oho o-ho would not invariably wait till after the Record appears to make up his letter Ho says we are unreliable and that all our correspondence cor-respondence is copied from his paper We pass For unprecedented asininity and sublime conceit that editor takes tho lead Speaking of pass reminds us that the Record has failed to give tho deceived de-ceived public a chance bit of Utah Central railroad news which was the result of one of its recent roastings of tho road It had a chance to scoop the correspondents but didnt It didnt tell flow the wounded bird fluttered and how closely the cap fitted in that case Tell the discriminating discriminat-ing public nIl about it Alfy deah boy 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