The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-03

LET every citizen attend the meeting called
at the chamber of commerce this morning.
OUR Ogden friends are sending in their thanks
and congratulations for the manner in which
The HERALD has handled the carnival in the
junction city.
, RI READ A Judge Powers eloquent invitation to
Rex Ii in another column. The judge should
be made special pleader for the order of neptune
TO be established here on Saturday.
The travelling men in Ogden should unite with
their Salt Lake brethren on Saturday next The
representatives of both cities could make
most cred1table display. Bring down your
cohorts, and let Dwyer lead them.
THERE are messages at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for Jas. G.. Mcdonald, Ben
Crlles + -rnum's Building company, p. l.. Hen
derson, j. A. Lucas Mr.. Stewart. Mrs. p smith
Mrs. James Achimew, W. F. How, Miss L. B.
Fry, L. c. Brownlee, ALI Weinberg, O. D. c.
Wehie.
The irrigating ditch, corner first and G streets
oyerffowed its banks on Tuesday night and fill
ed the basement and cellar OF Z. NJ. Bishops
new palatlal residence with about three feet of
water. The fire department steam pump went
| up yesterday to try and draw the water OFF but
were unsuccessful and the premises still re-
main inundated.
AT the Peoples conventions held in the yarl-
GUS parts of the city last evening the following
nominations were made for board of education
First precinct, William Fuller and w. W. Ritter
Second precinct, David Mckenzie and Thomas
Hull; Third precinct, w. j. Newman and Joseph
). Hyde; Fourth precinct, r w. Young and
George D. Pyper; Fifth precinct Alonzo
Young and II. A. Tuckett
THE wheelmen of Salt Lake city have been
assigned a leading place in the Fourth of July
parade. Everyone one owning and riding
bicycle is earnestly requested to report at 9
o'clock on the morning of the Fourth ait the
Daft building on Main street. Those who can
come uniformed are particularly requested to
do so. There should be at least 100 wheelmen
RnnpoS and ions t~o
cured at time of meeting.
THE Salt Lake and the Deseret Shooting
clubs have had until recently a very nicely ar
ranged club house out at the hot springs Some
time during the past week some malicious indl-
vidualS broke into their premises and smashed
up several barrels of birds and large amount
| of TOOLS and otherwise destroyed everything
which the clubs had there necessary for the
carrying on of their regular shooting matches.
Even the printed scores were all torn to smith
Greens and scattered promiscuously about the
premises Wooden gun rods, used for cleaning
their weapons. were broken to pieces and
thrown about the building. Some tools and
minor articles were carried away, but the mis-
sion of the mall cious individuals seemed to be
| to totally destroy everything they could finG
around. Both clubs would pay handsome re-
ward for information which would lead to the
conviction of the scoundrels.a
EARLY Wednesday morning James Brooks
and Richard Tanner escaped from the city JAIL
They were locked in. cell up stairs, and
watching their opportunity, pried bar from
one OF the windows, through which they made
thier way to the corridor. They then made a
hole through the ceiling and another through
the roof when their liberty was easily gained
amer was arrested a few days ago for steal
a pair of shoes and likewise pair OF pants, and
| Brooks was imprisoned for grand larceny.
The two worthless were about TO De moved to
the county jail when they made their escape.
Tanner is young man of dark complexion.
wears dark muStache weighs about 10 pounds
and is about 5 feet 10 inches tall. Brooks is
! about twenty-five years of age, weighs about
| $50 pounds and is trifle shorter than his com
panion. He also wears dark mustache and
| had on a dark suit of clothes.