The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-08

have already won. He thought ii was due
TO Provo that the first regatta De held on
Utah lake and ii Salt Lake can succeed in
bearing away any honors then the Garden
city boys will grid themselves up and fight
on the bri1y arena of Salt lake.
Superintendent DoGd, of the street rail-
way will make several extra trips to the
lake resort today to accommodate those
who viii attend the Monte Cristo club eX-
cursion and ball.
PROBATE COURT.
On motion of Selectman Evans, the as
Sc, sment roll was accepted by unani-
nous vote.
The following motion as to time for the
equalization OF taxes was carried:
at is hereby ordered that Tuesday, the
10Th day of July, 1892, be and the same is
hereby appointed the time on which to near
complaints in regard to the assessed valua-
ton of the property of Utah county for the
year 1891, and to hear petitions for remit
tances and abatement of taxes OF said
year. and the clelk is hereby instructed to
give official notice of compensation of as
SCISSORS
The following motion was submitted by
Mr.. Evans:
It's hereby ordered that the compensa-
ton of the assessor for assessing be and
the same is hereby established at 81 .025 for
the year 1882, the same to include the as
sessing of theu school districts in Utah
county where special taxes have been as
sessed and levied and the county clerk IS
hereby authorized TO issue warrant on
the county treasury for the said sum and
charge Utah territory with the proportion
Of expenses of said assessment, the same
the first moneys received by him Of the
taxes of said year.
Adjourned.
DR.. Carson was kicked in the neck and
breast yesterday by horse, the foot
hich struck the neck was CHANGING blow
or it might have resulted fatally
Max Friedersdorf the Eureka grocer has
Joined in wedlock with a very sweet little
lady from SsntaqUin by the name OF Miss
Nellie Halliday. Judge Hall of Salt Lake
was engaged TO tie the nuptial knot
Wellington Wood of Benjamin was ar
rested by Deputy Marshals Monahan and
Sutherland, charged with the crime of un-
lawful cohabitation. Mary +. Warner the
accomplice, was also arrested. Both ere
brought before Commissioner Hills and
bound over TO await the action Of the
grand jury.
Robert Allen was pulled last evening by
Officer Strong for being drunk and max
ing himself disagreeRble around the Riley
Hotel.
Hon. w. H. King returned last evening
from visit to the capital
S. S. Goddard, E. L. Andrew and j. S.a
pelton Of Salt Lake were guests at the
Roberts yesterday.
Angus Nelson, who is suspected Of hav-
ing murdered Buchanan, was taken Il
Salt Lake yesterday by Deputy Marsha
Mcnahan, where he will rest in the peni
Tertiary until the grand jury meets in Sep
tember Sheriff Belnap and Marshal Met
calf of Ogden came down 10 look at the
prison with suspicious of his having
been implicated in burglary at Farming
ton, and discovered he was not the man.
EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.
The annual conference of the Methods
Episcopal church is to be held in Provo anC
will include those Of that persuasion il
u tab and Idaho.
1t is largely due to the enterprise of Rev
G. NJ. jeffrys that Provo was designated a:
the meeting point. Among the disting
uished divines who will ba present anC
speak, are Bishop John T. Hurst, d. d. L
L. D. of Washington. DR.. Jesse l.. Hurl
burt of New York, DR.. Gray of Chicago
and Chaplain McCabe of New York. The
latter gentleman is well known, being il
possession of voice which has won hin
great fame as vocalist. The date set fol
the conference is Thursday, June l6, 1892.
REPUBLICANS REJOICING.
The straight Republicans and Democrats
were very hilarious last evening upon read
ing the report from Minneapolis that
Salisbury and Cannon had been awarded
the seats by the credentials committee
The Liberal element on the other hand are
very much chagrined and are in hopes that
the result will be that their men receive
recognition.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Mrs. V. L. Halliday and her aged mother
left yesterday TO visit their relatives il
the eastern states.
1t is estimated that the excursion to Sal
Lake TO witness the musical contest tool
in the neighborhood of $1,000 out of Provo
The knights OF terpsechore are antici
pating glorious time tomorrow evening
the occasion of the Monte Cristo ball at The
lake resort
MIR. Rudolph Hunter, q mining man O
Tinuc IS in Provo On business.
A son of +. w. c. Halhenbruck fell from
tree at Tanner park yesterday and brok
an arm. DR.. Shsnes was called to atten.
him.
The merry go-round takes its departure
today. The machine ls very line one
costing about 81, 500 and has done q goot
business in Provo.
Peter Graves of Ephraim and Orsol
Rodgers OF Salt Lake were guests at thi
Roberts yesterday.
The district school teachers will be il
session on Saturday TO discuss the tex
book question.
A marriage license was issued yesterda,
to Samuel 0. Bacon and Margaret Patrick
both of Springville.
Every body should take advantage of tn
81. 80 rate-Salt Lake to CASTILLO Spring
and return, the grand opening day. Tw
bands in attendance.
Provo songsters are not exactly deiigLte
with the result OF the NJ. /. a Contest, bu
are Justly proud of their glee club whicl
was again decked with laurels.
The first baseball contest between Prov
aud Salt Lake will take place on June 18th
unless obstacles stand in the way. Me-
| Markham went to Salt Lake yesterday I
arrange matters and thinks that nothin
Will prevent an interesting game. He ha
consulted with the well known twirle
Tony Barker in reference to coming I
Provo and occupying the centre of tho dia
mond as well as take position for stead
work. and thinks the plan as good as settled
With Tony added to our team we will fea
no foe and will guarantee some nne spor
our battles with Salt Lake.