The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-04
LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS,

THE regular monthly meeting of the Spanish
Guitar and Mandolin club viii be held Monday
evening at $50 O'Clock. A full attendance is
desired A d. kelson, Secretary.
SERGEANT FITzMAURICEs report of yester-
day stemperature is as follows: At 5:35 a. m-Salt
/ Lake city, 50; Helena, Al Fort Custer So Raw
Inns. ~. AT IL a.m.-Salt Lake City, 20; Ogden.
O Stockton, IS; Bingham, 81; Park City, so;
Provo, 62; Alta, -.
THERE is another strike in prospective At a
meeting of editors, reporters and others en-
gagged in newspaper work held last evening a
modest resolution protesting against more than
sixteen hours day was adopted and they will
request that, If possible, fourteen hours be the
limit.
"MR. AND MRS. b. YOUNG announce the mar
rage OF their daughter, Mabel Alexandra. to
! Charles p. Held, Wednesday. April 31, 1880 y
30 reads card which has reached us. And ac-
| companying Inns Is another: AIR. and Mrs.
GnaIl9 IS. dcla at home, after Maya No. s.
FIRST East street." We congratulate
PRESIDENT SLEATER. of of the Federated
Trades. held conferences yesterday with several
building contractors whose carpenters struck n
! few days ago. All parties manifested a desire
70 reach an agreement and although nothing
definite was arrived at it is believed that the
men Wall soon return to work as both sides arc
willing TO make concessions The buildin0
committee OF the Federated Trades will hold q
meeting to-day. =
THERE will be mass meeting in the opera
mouse Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock in interest
OF The Young Mems Christian association The
purpose of this meeting is to present TO the
people the object and workings Of the Y. M q,
A. The object is fourfold physical, mental
Spiritual and social culture Each of these
topics viii be discussed in a ten minutes
speech Everyone interested in the welfare of
the young men OF this city are invited. Good
programme.
HENRY MCEwAN, JR., who has been associ-
ateo with the Walker Brothers for many wears
ana who has lately occupied the responsible no,
Sltlon OF paying teller at the Union National
pahk, severed his connection with that institn-
tlon yesterday, and has accepted a position in
lne state Bank of Utah. Mr.. McEwan is n Salt
Lake boy OF unassuring demeanor but excel
lent business reputation. He was the recipient
yesterday of testimonial of confidence and
Eood leehng from his fellow laborers at the
Union National in the shape Of an elegant gold
watch charm, which he prizes very highly.
THERE is on exhibition in c. p Snvage,s
snow window black pastel painting of unusual
interest. 1t is from the clever hands of Mr.
D. w ClawSon, ordered by TIL Contributor com
pany, and represents, in an artiStically ARRANGED
group Ihree women whose names are destined
10 be known and respected among the heroines
OF modern history. They are Harriet Yonng
Ellen Sanders kfmball and Clara D. Yo,,nG |
tne pioneer women of Utah. These three were
the first white women to cross the plains and
enter the Salt Lake valley. The story of their |
Journey and of their heroic lives ia |
being written by Bishop o. F. Whitney and |
wlll appear in the Contributor, commencing in |
the july number which will also contain a steel |
engraved copy OF the painting