The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-23
General Gleauiugs.

General Gleanfngs
Real estate transfers were s., 925 yester-
day
The grass in the city hall lawn has been
twice moved this season.
Judge w. H. Smelling and wife, of Lo-
gan, were in the city yesterday.
No business of any kind was transacted
In Judge Bishops court yesterday.
w. A. McMillen, manager of the Hot
Springs, was in the city yesterday.
The Golden Hour club is preparing for a
sociable for the old and the young on near
da;e.
Superintendent A. E. Welby, of the Rio
Grande Western railway, was in the city
yesterday.
Superintendent Bancroft, of the Union
Pacific railway, made trip TO Salt Lake
yesterday
regular meetings IN the county court house
yesterday.
L. b. German. travelling agent for the
Rock Island, has been soiouring in the city
Tor several days.
There al undelivered messages at the
Western Union Telegraph Office for w. +.
Loan, M Madden, K. j. Wilson and Frank
Howe.
The Fourth Ward Choral society is max
ing great preparations for a parlor enter
talnme Mt in the Amusement hall next Fri
day night.
Christiansen's orchestra went to Brig
ham City to play for grand bali and con-
cert given at the opera house at that place
last evening
MIR. and Mrs. L. j. Halther are the
happy parents of ten-pound daughter,
born to them Monday last. Mother and
child are doing we'll
The National Union will give the ball
announced some time ago in the Boyle hall
this evening. 1t will no doubt be well at
tended and enjoyable.
A great many people expressed them
selves yesterday as being very much dis
appointed in the Jefferson performance at
the Grand on Monday night
A reporter of the Standard was mistaken
last evening for a patent medicine fakir
and the interference of friends was all that
saved the scribe from being the victim of q
hstic combat.
1t was rumored last evening that the
pipe which the Natural Gas Well company
has been waiting for for seine time had ar
rived and operations begun after short
cessation.
The city council met last evening TO
transact the usual amount Of business The
account OF Joseph Jetferson's performance
al the opera house.
r. G. Lundy left for Denver last night
on important business. 1t is currently ru-
mored that he will take up his residence in
Colorado some time this year, having be-
come interested in some large canning fac
tory interests in Greeley.
The county clerk issued marriage Ii
cense yesterday to Phillip Bertsch, aged
thirty one, and Miss Stella McKeagun,
aged nine cen, both of Salt Lake city. The
parties were started into the
matrimonial world by Judge Cross.
The electric light and telephone lines
throughout the city are to be changed this
summer TO the center of the streets. This
will add much to the appearance of the
city, and IN case Of fire in any OF the
large buildings they will be free from him
derance.
General Russell A. Alger and party will
arrive from the west over the Southern
Pacific at {: 45 this morning on their return
home. The general will be greeted by
delegation OF Republicans al the union
Depot whe VIII ACCOMPANY him to Salt
Lake. where he will spend the day.
Mrs. Van, residing on Twelfth street.
She was daughter of Thomas Hemmln-
ger, and has been an invalid from the
dread disease for some time. The be-
reayed husband and relatives have the
heartfelt sympathy Of host Of friends.
Colonel NJ. Lipe, wealthy planter from
Mississippi, is in the city on pleasure
trip. The colonel is a typical southern
gentleman of the old school. and although
his long hair is snowy white from the
frosts Of sixty winters, he is as sunny and
gay as man of twenty five. He was
colonel in the Confederate army.
John V. Bluth was in the Capital citv for
few hours yesterday. He went there in
search of very valuable pug dog which
disappeared from his premises a few DAYS
ago, aud was very highly valued by him.
The canine is described as wearing a
leather collar with the name of the owner
stamped upon it, and having a short,
stubby tail.
Chief Rhodes stated yesterday that the
check for $50 donated to the members of
the department by E. StratforG & Sons, is
the first present that the bows have re- |
,eived from the Ogden merchants since
ne has bean at the head of the department.
The boys are glad TO know that their SER
vices are appreciated in the manner shown |
oy the above firm.