The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-07-09
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

THE sum Of s1l.5OO county and territorial
school tax, was yesterday turned into the
treasury of the DO ard of education.
COUNTY CLERK MELoY cniy issued one mar
riage license yesterday, and that was to Alfred
Green and Minnie Christensen OF Draper
THE target shooting contest of the Norden
Military company occurred yesterday the two
silver medals offered being carried on by Cap
tain d. IL h Lund and Sergeant Christensen.
MANAGER Oatnan Of Wonderland and party
Of friends returned yesterday after week s
fishing. They caught one fair sized mountain
trout during the trip aud feel proud OF the ex-
plot.
THE explosion of q lamp in the grocery store
of Finly G. Brooks, SO Main street. at II
o'clock last night, gave the fire department a
run No damage beyond the breaking Of few
panes OF glass.
meas. A. G. Basis Salt Lake flyer, will be
taken to Anaconda today to enter the Montana
free or-alls. He is fit as o fiddle, and will
make the California and Montana stock trot
last for the stake money.
WE are advised that the Davis county teach
ers' examination will begin Monday, July IL,
at 10 q. m. and continue for three days. None
except applicants for first grade certificates
need be present the first day.
TEE Rapid Transit Street Railway company
purposes extending its line from its present ter
minus at Calder's park to Hills farm. Resi-
dents OF that neighborhood will give their
hearty approval of the scheme.
THE Masonic Temple association has about
compile ted arrangements for securing new
quarters, and the fraternity viii be installed
there by winter. The association and board of
relief will have picnic at Saltair on August 8.
TIE funeral services over the remains of the
late Mrs. Pearson will be held al D. m. today
at the South Bountiful meeting house A
special train will leave tho depot of the Great
Salt Lake and Hot Springs railroad at p. m.
CLERK MORTON of the board of education
says number OF enquiries from bond buyers
have been received about the school bonds ad-
vertised for sale. He judges there will be no
difficulty in selling the bonds. The bids VIII be
opened July II.
temperature is IS follows: a. m.-Salt Lake,
80: Baker City 40; Cheyenne, 81; Helena. 81;
Miles City, 81; Winnemucca, 50; Idaho Falls. 50;
10 m.-Salt Lake 90; Bingham, 20; Ogden,
IS: Logan, g.: Park City, GO; Provo, 20.
YESTERDAY was the tnirty-first anniversary
of the birthday of Reporter Bloor of the Trib-
ssae. MIR. Bloor was the recipient of a mum
Der OF valuable presents, one being very
Ion OF the fire department. and also hand
some pin in the form of Press club badge
from the fire boys.
TIE funeral of the late Mrs. W. P. Noble
took place from the Catholic church yester-
day morning. The services were very impress
sive and the choir, composed of Miss Winston
Mrs Jennie Hawley Woodrow, Mr. Haven ano
MIR. Kent, with Prof Krouse as organist, rem
oered exquisite music, the selections Deing the
requiem mass, angels Ever Bright and Fair, y
and MY Thoughts of Thee, o. Jesus
a COUPLE Of bronchos, attached TO car
rage In which were seated a gentle Ian auc
several ladies', commenced to balk in 'front.' Of
the Knutsford yesterday afternoon and one q
the steeds lay down while the other proceeded
10 kick the dashboard to pieces. Some Of the
occupants OF the vehicle would probably have
been injured had not Fireman Thomas Welct
came TO their assistance and succeededin quiet
ing the horses.