The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-01
LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFS.

THE Rev. j. W. Sanders. pastor OF the African
NJ Z. church. is soliciting funds for the build
| ing OF chapel.
THE West Side I'm provement association Will
meet at the chamber of commerce this evening
IT o'clock TO elect oficers and complete the
organization
DANIEL. HARRINGTON, OF this city, who went
To Ann Arbor last year to take course IN law,
returned home yesterday. Mr.. Harrington
took the course in one year, and Is now full'
fiedged attorney.
WE. KNIGHT. THE HERALD'S live represen
tative at Evanston was in town yesterday. He
saws the growth OF TEE HERALD in Evanston
since the paper became the recognized organ OF
the western Democracy, has been most crafty
ing.
INFORMATION mas been received from Wash
incton from the head OF the signal service de-
partment, that the signal service station In this
city will on the Slst day OF July be removed TO
the fifth fioor-the three southwest rooms-in
the board OF trade building.
THE lake las, evening was more calm than 1t
has been at any time this season, and the water
was in prime condition for bathing. Many
members OF the Harmony club went in before
the dancing commenced, aud had the Usual
good time. The evening was deliciously cool
and Just right for dancing About one hundred
people were in attendance.
THE United States marshal disposed OF 1000
shares OF Crescent stock under the hammer
yesterday morning. The stock was sold on an
execution issued IN favor OF the Utah National
bank OF Ogden, against j. A. McCovey and L. ]
Lennon. The stock was bought in by j. E
Dooly. who took the first 500 shares at 70 cents
and the second 800 at SOS.
SOME hair-brained individual turned in O fire
alarm from the box near the court house cor
ner last night, and the fire department went
sailing down 10 Second West street expecting
to find big blaze. They didn't find it. but
some OF the ladies were 50 warm that if they
had come in contact with anything combustible
the town would have burned down, sure.
THE board OF directors and the transportation
bureau OF the chamber of commerce were 10
have held Joint meeting last night, but owing
to IL being the last night OF busy month there
was no quorum present. The meeting was ad-
iourned until tomorrow. Thursday night Is the
regular monthly meeting night, when the
directors and the bureau will hold a joint meet
ing and some very important business will be
transacted.
A PETITION in the Mining exchange setting
forth that 1t is being misrel resented TO the
detriment of the business intere SITS OF our COM
munity that there are politics al conditions ex-
listing here which threaten the continued pros
perity OF the city and territory, aud which give
lust ground for outside capital to avoid invest
ment, we, the undersigned, regardless Of party
affiliation with candor and truthfulness, as
sert that never before in our history were our
prospects SO favorable, and there are now no
conditions existing in this territory and city. or
likely in the future TO exist which prevent the
safe and profitable investment OF capital or the
making OF happy homes in the territory, and
that all Corners. regardless OF religious or po-
litical belief, are cordially invited to settle in
our midst" was no sooner presented than il
was signed by J. z. Bamberger. Z. q. Mathews,
A. ID. woolley. C. T. Stevenson. James A. Pol
lock, ]. G. Davis, Thomas Carter, N. c. Hig-