The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-04-30
LOCAL AID OTHER BRIEFS.

The city schools will all be closed tomorrow
to give the pupils their usual May day holiday
OK Tuesday morning thief entered the res
idence of S. P. NeVe, az the corner of Third and
x streets, and stole iewelry valued at $50.
MILTON AND DoLLIE MOBILES repertoire next
week is as follows: Monday, From Sire to
Son. Tuesday, Love and Law" and Wednes-
day. THE Phoenix
LICENSE COLLECTOR MAY says there are
seventy people in this city doing business with
out a license. They will all be called to account
within the next few days.
THE ball of the National Drum corps, although
not one OF the most fashionable events of the
season, in every sense was joyous one. The
boys were in uniform and the ball was pre-
sided over by Chief Stanton.
THE committee having in charge the reception
OF President Harrison met at the chamber of
commerce last evening, and after very brief
session adjourned to meet at the same place
Saturday evening at o'clock sharp.
THE Central Drum corps was entertained by
Harry Brown, of the Electric ice cream parlors,
last evening. After the spread had been dis
cussed, Harry was rendered a sereaade and a
vote OF thanks, to which he responded in a fit
ting manner.
days temperature is as follows: At 5:33 am
Salt Lake city, Sc; Helena, So; Fort Custer, 4S;
Fort Washable, -; Rawlins, 49, At II :55-
Salt Lake, Ga; Ogden, 20; Stockton, 80; Bing-
ham, 60; Park City, 81; Provo, 81; Alta, IS;
Logan, 61.
BURGLARS are getting numerous once more.
On Tuesday evening there were no less than
three attempted rooberies. One of these oc-
CURED on East Fifth South, and the others
were in the Nineteenth ward. In each case,
however, the fellows were frightened away be-
fore any damage was done.
THE Murray Debating society meet the
the Young Mems Lyceum in debate on May 8.
Subject: Resolved, that books provide a
greater means of knowledge than nature" The
affirmative will be taken by the Lyceum The
debate will be held in the da- cling and
amusement hall, and social party will follow.
1T now transpires that the gold brick sw ind
lers who recently worked their game so we IL in
Provo, were in Logan week or two since
They tackled well known resident of Logan
and by their plausible story got his interest
aroused. He endeavored to secure Sc, coo to buy
the gold brick and would have done so had he
not been prevented by cooler heads-Nation.
THE committee on decorations report that
their portion looking TO the success of the in
augural ball is being attended to- John Read
ing has been given orders to erect several pyra
mids of flowers and plants, and in addition te
| these he will also construct couple of fairy
like grottoes that will prove very interesting t.
the ladies who attend the big socialcommerca
event, There will be banners and flags galore
| THE war department intend removing for re
| interment in the Fort Douglas cemetery the
remains OF all soldiers or of their wives or chill
dren that are inferred in the military cemeter,
at Fort Cameron, and to that end have re
quested parties in town to make an estimate OF
the probable expense of removal and delivery
OF the remains. suitably boxed up. ut the rail
way terminus at Milford.-Bearer UtoniaR
QUIET little party left Salt Lake for Logan
| last evening. 1t consisted OF Mr.. Fred Clawson
| Miss Tizzie GroesbeclS, Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Groesbeck; when they return, which will be to
morrow, Miss Groesbeck Will have bloomed int
Mrs. Clawson. A wedding reception will b
/ given at the home OF the bride tomorrow even
ing and all their friends will assemble to Civ
them congratulations. THE HERALD joins Il
bidding them God speed along the road O
married life.
THE remains of the late Rev. n. +. Putnam
lay in state at ST. Marks cathedral last even
ing, and large number of the friends OF tn
dead pastor called to take a last look at the re
mains of the man they had learned to love. tn
features of the deceased were as though he hat
merely fallen to sleep. Undertaken JOSEPH
William Taylor has had the body in charge
The funeral services will be held to-day. at
am, there will be a celebration of the hol
communion, to which COMMITMENTS are in
vited. The funeral services proper will begi
at II o'clock. to which all are invited, to be fo
lowed by the interment at Mount Olivet GENE
terry.