The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-31
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The Rescue mission supplied sz9 meals
and lodgings to destitute men e eu alls5
the closing week, an increase o. % ONeA
the proceeding week
The announcement was made yesterday
that the Peoples Opera house on Cot1LIiet :
oial street, which closed on accoui5s ~, ~
lack OF fluids, will soon be reopeheo ny
other parties
KID Mason. the sporty youth who was
given two or three inches OF colc steel
bv his lady lover some days since, IS
rapidly recovering and The attending phy-
stefan now states that ne VIII recover
No arrests will, theI fore. be made
F. Auerbach & Bro. gave the annual
dinner to the employees at last even
ing at the store. G. Meyer and MISS
Meyer having charge OF the e, sil an
inert After supper Mr.. AueIDacn was
presented by the employees with a peauti-
1ul mahogany chair.
a small blaze in the Denver barber
shop on Second South called out the nre
department this morning shortly aIler
u o'clock. The fire gained but little mead
way and was extingUiShed with the
chemical before il had done any damage
To speak OF.
Twenty prisoners are now confined TO
the city jail, five less than on last Satur-
day. The males are sui being worked
upon the rock piles in City Creek canyon
The broken rock is used for street cross
ings and TO place at the ends OF pave
ments.
Prof. J. H. Paul viii lecture before the
Young Mems and Young Ladies Mutual
Improvement association CT the Tenth
Ject 1.-The Beautiful The lecture is very
highly spoken Of. The public is invited
Admission free
sheriff Kirkbride. of Cache county, was
In thu city yesterday on his way to Provo.
having in custody Joseph Z. Downs, ad-
Judged insane by the probate court OF
Cache county. The sheriff continued on
TO Provo with the unfortunate man last
evening.
Y. NJ. c. a. meeting for men only. in
the Holmes building, State street, at p
m, conducted by Rev. z. w. Norris.
rector of st. Marks. Special music by the
Y H. c. q. quartette- Seats free, warm
hearts and a cordial welcome await all
young men.
While on his way home last night Ed
ward Lsaker, who resides at $40 East
Third South. was halted at at 1915 at the
corner Of Second South and second East
by four armed men. who robbed him of
S11 and then allowed him to go. The rob-
berry was reported at the police station.
The regular session of the Church Uni
Versiry Theology class will be held in the
assembly han at l2;5O p m. today All
are invited to attend. Students of the
class are requested to bring outline No. 8
with them. as the subject treated therein
will receive farther consideration today.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
by the county clerk to the following. peo-
pie: John Jackson, aged e, and Edla ..
Johnson. aged p, both Of Sandy; Roy
kimhall, aged 10, and Dora Chugg, aged
90, both of Salt Lake; Charles GaiseI,
aged p, ana Frederhe King, aged y, both
of Salt Lake. Miss Johnson and Mr.
Jackson were married by Judge Blair.
Hon. John T. Game yesterday filed his
bond as territorial auditor of public &C
counts and took the oath OF office. The
as sueties by the following well known
citizens: W. S. Mccormick. Heber J.
Grant. John r. Winder, Lewis L, Hills,
James Sharp, Sidney k Hooper. John e.
Dooly and Nj. H. Walker. The bond was
approver and fled with Probate Judge
Blair. AR Game win enter upon the
duties Of the Office after New Years.
Prof. Montgomery has received from
Mrs. Alling Aber large donation Of fos-
sis for the museum Of the University,
consisting mostly of fossil specimens from
the palaeozoic rocks of the state of New
ois. Their are thirteen 81 fourteen hundred
specimens in the entire collection. making
a valuable addition to the museum. Min
from Prof. ". NJ Aber. and from Mr.. F.
s. Leaver and MIR. George Westervelt, of
this city
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock Undertaken
Sleeves viii bury Peter Everson the
oEarryman who died several davS ago
at the Lincoln house. at the expense of
the county Two hours later he viii lay
away the remains of Matte D. Graham,
early in the week Nothing further has
been heard from the relatives Of the I'M
fortunate woman and the underta ker viii
bury her also at the expense of the county
in the best clothes to be found in her
trunk.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered Is, al noon 3d. and at p. m
g the maximum temperature being 49,
forecast for today is: Fair weather,
warmer. The observers comparative re-
port Tor yesterday was as follows: Salt
4ake 2e Baker City. 20; Cheyenne y;
y; Idaho Falls, "a At 10 a. n. Salt Lake,
%, Bingham, 20; Ogden, 80; Logan 80
Park City 20; Provo. %
The z NJ c. A. viii keep open house
New Vars day and the Ladies auxiliary
will receive the friends and members of
the association Refreshments win be
served from ! TO in the afternoon, and a
social viii be given in the evening when
an Informal programme viii be rendered
The young ladies in charge are bound TO
make the affair a success. and all that is
needed is the support of the friends Of the
IS expected that the room in the Holmes
building win be crowded.
Oscar B. Young, adjudged insane ON
Friday by Probate Judge Blair and a
board Of examining physicians, was taken
McQueen- When told that he was to
be taken TO the asylum. the unfortunate
StAtteIidil REMARKED tnaI ne thought it
was the best place for him. The mat
ter Of appointing a guardian was then
taken up before the Judge during the
morning, but as it developed that public
notlce was necessary a. continuance was
taken The relatives of the incompetent
VIII agree upon some fit person to act
IN the capacity or guardian.
Fredricka Langenbuchar has commence
ec suit in the Third district court against
the SAT- Lake City Railroad COMPANY to
recover 5000 damages for personal in
3uI1es. The complaint sets forth that on
November % 1898. the complainant was a
passenger on one of the conpany's cars on
rim " est street when the car was car
leSSly ana negllgently run upon the cross
and track OF the Rio Grande Western rail
way on that street, over which A fro in
was passing at the time. collision oc
CURED, the street car was smashed m
plaintiff was thrown Violently IA fba
since has been unable to perform her
household duties, and Is perrns nanfl1-
ciSab led. wherefore she claims dauaeeS
IN the sum named 1t viii be remennbere5
that this collision occurred on Sunday
morning, Noysmbsb Is, when several
man Rich
Large stock imported and domestic
woolens- Buckle & Son. Tailors.
Abstracts furnished, titles insuras
snd 5 per cent. paid on deposits by
Utah Title insurance and Trust Co.
100 Main street.
Special Holiday Sale
Of diamonds. watches, 5ewelry. cold
headed canes and umbrellas, at J. s.
Jensen's leWelry store fhrea 6oo,r