The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-06
LOCAL Ind OTHER BRIEFS.

LABOR day tomorrow vii be general
holiday.
THE public school in Farmers ward viii open
5eptember IL.
UNITARIAN services will be resumrd in the
theatre this morning, after vacation OF few
weeks.
THE public schools will open tomorrow in
stead of Tuesday, as many have enormously
supposed.
IN the Third district court yesterday William
DUNN, a native of England, was admitted to
citizenship.
MISS LINCOLN sings at the First NJ. E. church
to-day before ard after the preaching service.
both morning and evening.
THE Denhalter and Dyer Rifles will be one
OF the attractions in the Labor Gay parade to-
morrow. The members will meet at the arm
CRY at am.
ON Tuesday will be held the Democratic pri-
mares for the city convention, and in view OF
the issues involved in the coming campaign a
large attendance is desired.
THE Salt Lake Seminary and Normal Train
ing school opens Monday, September :, for or
ganization, etc. A regular-all-day school ses-
sion win not be held Monday so that all may
participate in the observance of Labor day.
TIE National Cooperative Building and In.
vestment association, of Denver has appointed
Frank Harris the general agent Of the COM
pany for this county, and the charter OF the
corporation has been fled with the secretary.
THE Democrats of the Second precinct are
called TO meet in the Seventh ward school
house, Tuesday evening, at s pm, to elect thir-
teen delegates TO city convention, Thursday,
September 10, 1891, as per call of central com
Yr,isf KTfeo, -aSi1 don't Ind 11rh
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY's report for yester-
days temperature is as follows: At :SS Am
Salt Lake city, Go; Lander -; Custer Station,
4S; Helena. sc. At 1l:55 am.-Salt Lake So
bingham, 81; Ogden, "a; Logan, IS; Park City
SO; Provo, 81; Alta, so; Stockton. a.
On Wednesday the Young Mems Christian
association began the remodeling of it.
rooms The work will not be completed for a
least q month, but then the young men will
have ocmmodious apartments, suitable fo
carrying on their work until the growth Of tn,
society shall demand a building of its own, O
il has in the large cities.
a. w. CARTER and Alexander Robertson
two distinguished citizens OF the Hawaiian is
ands, arrived here yesterday and are visiting
their old friend, Attorney w. A. Kinney. Mr.
Carter is the clerk OF the Hawaiian suprem
court. while Mr.. Robertson is connected witt
the treasury department. To-day the gentle
men viii 90 to PARK City to take a look 1T tn
famous Ontario.
THANKS TO the Liberal city government th
clearing house returns are still declining Thi
week they are ST. 450, 49, as against g., 354 47g
The corresponding week last year. although fou
banks have joined the clearing house since
il the Democrats had carried the election til
Liberal organ would rear on it's hind legs at To
end Of each week and pointing TO the RECORD
howl: Didn't We tell you sou Oh, the hypt
critics.
LAST Monday Game commissioner Barrel
had J. II. Olive and L W. Little arrested 70
killing ducks out of season. The game law OK
Pired on Tuesday, but it seems that thes
sportsmen anticipated it by one day, with tn
result stated. They were taken before Con
missioner Pratt and pleaded guilty. and fine {
$50 each and costs was imposed. The gentl,
men thought this was pretty steep and stoo
the judgment on for n few days but finally Sc
tied up yesterday. Commissioner Barrett is Z
respector of person, and says that the gam
law must be obeyed so long as he is commi