The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-05

are going to spend next Saturday at Calder
park. All former teachers are invited TO &C
company them.
TIE Fleetwood collection OF water colo
paintings that has been on exhibition at Mis-
kate Wells studio will be exhibited one da
more, Monday. All lovers OF true art should Sc
these beautiful pictures.
LOVELY roses, cut flowers for universit,
commencement days, baskets, boquets mad
70 order at reasonable rates, baskets retiile,
and at green houses, 1856 West North Templ
street.
A PRETTY, shady 4-room cottage with base
meat, completely furnished or unfinished fol
rent cheap TO desirable tenant Corner OF +
ane Fifth streets. Street car service; city
water. Apply quickly. Culmers, II CONNER
cial avenue.
". A. ROBERTSON has lost his pet monkey
Bruce, who took walk on capitol hill FRIDAY
ana has not since been seen. There was gooC
reason TO believe that he had paid visit K
dank Barnes 10 Gallagher. but this proved L
be incorrect.
THE following marriage licenses were issueC
yesterday: henry Bills, aged -, ana Melvina p
Clements aged ~; George b. Stems, aged %
ana LA G. Nelson, aged 20; Edwin Davey
aged "A, ana Annie Soils aged q and Olof q.
hallstrom, aged 81, and Catrina Nelson
aged 81.
OBSERVER SAIIsBURY's report for yester
Gay : temperature is as follows: At $50 a. N.
Denver. "A; Helena A; Miles City. "A; Mon
trose. 90. At D. m-Salt Lake AZ; ling
lam, 4; Ogden, 81; Logan, 81; Park City, 40
Provo, 81; stockton, Il.
ANOTHER instaliment of the members
Of the National Editorial assoc. alton
which recently held a session in San Francisco
reached Salt Lake yesterday and Left for the
east last evening They were more thar
pleased with the beauty OF the city, and went
away with broadened ideas OF Salt Lakes in
pOrJ0nce TO the commercial world
THE Central Republican League club has
mace arrangements for associated press Dul
letlns and private dispatches from Minneapolis
Ihese VIII De posted at Republican headQuart
ers IN the Hooper building. commencing Iues
gay noon and continuing until adjournment OF
the convention. The club cordially invites al
who are interested in this VS. 10 call and III
specific kilograms.
THERE were no applicants for admission 10
the school OF Mines. Columbia College. New
YORK, IN this city yesterday. Mr.. Terhune, the
examiner for this locality. statedto q HERALD
reporter last night that the examination al dis
tant points from the college WAS Tor the purpose
OF saving the young men who wished 10 enter.
Inc expense OF II trip 70 New York. II seems
This TACT Is not appreciated in Salt Lake.
OSCAR HUNTER of American Fork left with
THE HERALD yesterday some samples of the
butter product of The American Fork creamery
Inc new institution Just started in that place
inc butter IS uneNceileu and is neately put up
IA small packages ready for shipment. The
dairy expects 10 go into the manufacture of
cheese as wei as butter on a large scale. and If
It's output Is all as good as It's samples, there
VIII be no question as 10 its success.
Olaf G. kALLSTRoM and Catr.na Nielsen
were married yesterday afternoon. The bride
g Dom first applied TO Attorney Earnest G.
Rognon 10 tie the knot, and wnen told by that
gentleman that the latter had no authority 10
do anything OF the kind expressed surprise as
he thought all lawyers could marry people .
hallstrom is the man who was arrested a short
time since at Mill Creek, and released without
trial. and in turn had the constable who made
the arrest and the complainant brought before
Commissioner Greenman on charge of false
imprisonment. he is nfty-two wears old and
the blushing bride has seen the same number of
summers.
TIE opening day Of the annual conference Of
the Y. M. NJ. ]. A. was well attended al the
Tabernacle yesterday. The exercises were in
teresting and the Harmony GIee club sang es-
pecially we'll There will be meetings this
morning afternoon and evening a varied pro-
gramme having been arranged, including re-
marks Dy the church authorities. The Taber-
nacie choir furnishes the music at the morning
services. the Provo choir. under Professor
Giles, IN the afternoon and evening feature
OF the evening exercises will be an address hv
Mrs. Solomon Thatcher. of Chicago. on the
Worlds fair. or m ore especially on the wo
mans department OF the fair Mrs. Thatcher
IS one OF the board Of lady managers of The
great exhibition, being named on the lists next
10 Mrs. Potter Palmer She viii speak by
special invitation. The lady is relative Of
hon. Moses Thatcher, and she has been his
guest for short time in Logan.