The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-08
LOC|L and OTHER BRIEFS.

MRS. GOLIATH. wife of L. U. Goliath, died at
her residence in this city yesterday morning OF
pneumonia.
PROF. YOUNGER says that Lent has not
lessened the attendance at his classes and
matinseS. He has now nearly two hundred
pupils.
1t was rumored about town yesterdy that
General P. e. Conner had died at San Fran
cisco. The rumor could not be traced to any
reliable source, and friends of the general
think it unfounded.
HANS A. CLAwsoN, an individual who resided
in this city and Granite until his numerous acts
| of swindllng and general misconduct rendered
it advisable to seek pastures new, is said to be
in Arizona playing is old tricks. He has an
| unsavory record here.
| THE funeral services over the remains of
Annie the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs W.
F. Williams will be held at the parents resi-
dence, 24S Third East street, to-day at IL N.
The little enc was but 4 months and ten days
old, and died of pneumonia. Friends are in
vited.
| TUESDAY evening next Charles Ellis lectures
in the Twenty-second ward meeting house under
the auspices of the Y. NJ. M. Il. A. Subject,
Utah from AZ to 'i0.' Doors open at Z lecture
at 1880 Thursday evening next Mr.. Ellis will
! give the same lecture in the Seventh ward
meeting house. and later in other wards of the
city,
THE debate between the Kaysville Historical
and Debating society and the Young Mems
| Lyceum OF Draper, held at Kaysville on the 9th
resulted in victory for the latter. The Draper
boys speak highly of the kind reception given
them by the members of the Kaysville society.
The Young Mems Lyceum meet with the Amer
lean Fork society in about two weeks Subject:
woman Suffrage
PREPARATIONS are already being made for a
May festival at Provo which will no doubt
eclipse all previous musical efforts in that city.
The services Of the best vocal and instrumental
artists in the west are being contracted for to
perform this occasion. A chorus of one
hundred voices is now being trained in the
music OF Mendellsohn, Handel, Verdi and other
masters. The entertainment will be given in
the tabernacle with Prof H E. Giles as musical
idirector.
MRS. JOHN T. MILLER, OF this CITY, whose
husband died some time ago has received from
relatives of Mr.. Miller in Pennsylvania the
drum on which he played as drummer boy in
the civil war The Old instrument bears signs
of having seen hard service, and passed with its
owner through Antietam, Gettysburg and the
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sylyania volunteers, and on one occasion was
presented with pair of silver drumsticks by
his company for his brave action in throwing
away his instrument iu the thick of fight
picking up gun and taking hand with the
soldiers. The old drum is naturally q very much
} priced object in the Miller family.
THE Utah commission yesterday appointed
the following registrars: Sewer county-Red
mond j. McKenna; Salina, F. G. Willes
Goosberry, A. N. Casio; Willow Bend, w. ]
I've; Vermillion, NJ Kane; Glenwood, j. E
Crosier, Richfeld. August Nelson; Anna Belle
L. Thompson; Elisnore, r. w. Herring; Cen
, trail, Andrew Nelson; Joseph. r. A. Bridges
Monroe, Isaac Sorensen; Burville w. II
, Schock. Summit county CoalviEe, William
: II. Smith; Echo, f. c. Morse; Grass Greek
Conner Thomas; Hennefer, George Roberts
D louisville, George Daniels; Camas, Erasmu
g sorenson; Park City, W Cohen: Parley's Park
5 Gideon Suyder; Peoa, William H. Stevens
Rockport. William Ceynolds; Upton, Wiliar
J 81. Smith, jr. Wanshtp, George Moore; WOOD
, land Thomas p. Potts. Juab county-Eureks
H. +. Fullrich; Silver City and Mammoth,
H Bonnell; Nephi, Henry Adams; Leva1
George Larson; Juab, A. W. Brown; Mona.
Il. Mendenhall.