| Show A GLAD CLAD CAMP judge C C good goodwan in who he dels delivered wred the addres at 1 l the theatre wednesday la is one or of the count rys first edi editors tarsa and aad la is well known toes to ery cry newspaper reader in ahlo western country in the early days of lne nevada ads judge good win wass hafl R colleague of I 1 mark ik twain TM bret hart and many of her now lail famous lote literary men melt and lie has seen duning camp cow p life in alt all of its phases pho ica jt it loca does the judge JudKO good to agodo wt a camp after his many eam card or of lire und and work la in the city and for park city particularly he alafi hoi has a warm arm place in lla lis heart apropos of tho celebration wednesday editor goodin in writes tit as follows for the editorial page of tile suit salt lake telegram the people of park city ore are on cn con aged after three scars cars of la in cessano toll and at an appalling ex e pervic their mines are once more drained to a depth of MO feet nod find if silver would advance it a few points in the next three months the camp would be taking on its old ct llly ity it Is a groat great mining coater center the forell foremost unit carup camp so 80 fur for as silver goes in the world it il has been enriching tile the world for thirty UNO fio years its promise now to la for twice thirty ne future years of prosperity and tile the people there art are very confident they hall the reopening of tho the tunnel as an omen of good a sign that their wont korbl sorrows sorrow have havo passed away yesterday was a holiday for them net get aside for celebrating the opening of the tunnel they had bad music speeches A great barbecue mr bomberger had too guests guesta at a superb dinner ball games drill contests and a dance at night all park city was tired last night but it was happy by tho the way when lien we talk of scenic routes and the triumphs of railroad engineering the road from this city to park city should never nener bo be left out it is 13 a wonderful triumph of mind ocr matter in many places and is like the trail of the serpent which wriggles in and wriggles out in such delous m anya flys that no mortal could tell dl at which hole tho the snake went la in or at w m aich he came out there Is a climb of feet in twenty live miles from this city to tho the summit then a descent of 1000 feet beyond the climb and it all has to be adjusted toa canyon that no lie flight of the imagination could picture as originally intended as a route for it a railroad if colorado had such a railroad in the the canyon would bo be portrayed fus as the elie real gateway of the immortal gods and the road as a sheer de flance of the impossible for the drowsy dwellers of the nalley galley a trip to park city and back Is a broadening of the hor horizon lLon theres going to bo be something fine at the dewey next week see bee it |
