The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-12
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

John Weir, jr. Of this city, was yes
ferday commissioned a notary public.
George Wright was arrested yester
day for abusing his father and mother
Treasurer Duke is now ready to re
deem, warrants from Nos. / TO 1,400, in
clusive.
The Independent Afro-American club
will meet tomorrow night at No Ga Z.
Second South.
The Rescue mission provided 264
meals and lodgings during the week
ending Nov. IL.
w. r. Suinger was taken IN yester-
day afternoon for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace.
A certificate of incorporation was
issued yesterday to the Merchants
Protective association.
Hereafter society items intended for
Sundays paper must reach this Office
not later than II M Saturday.
The city employees viii be paid to-
morrow. About 1000 Gin warrants)
viii be distributed among them.
Yesterday was the usual monthly
payday at the board of education and
Clerk Mereton distributed $4,000 among
the teachers.
George Scott, Frank Salso and Chas.
Priest were arrested yesterday even
ing for stealing canned oysters from
aNiscemb's grocery store on First South
street.
Provision Inspector Kendall last
week made 495 inspections and con-
denned 636 pounds of food stuffs- The
cold weather is cutting down the
amount Of bad stock in the shops.
The police were again securing the
southeastern portion Of the city last
night in the hope Of finding the hold
ups who have been operating in that
district, but SC far no arrests have
been made.
H L. Bowden, Richard c. Wellzin
and Stewart Farmer, the lately elected
school trustees for the fifty-ninth
school district in Salt Lake county,
came before Judge Flair yesterday
and qualified for office.
Willie E. Kneass. who has been filing
an official position at the Worlds Co
lumbar exposition since May 20, has
returned home. He is accompanied by
his friend NJ. Murphy, of Chicago, who
viii remain in Salt Lake for some time.
A very pleasant party was given by
the Elite club last night, about forty
i've couples being in attendance. The
club will give two prizes to the lady
and gentleman dancing the La Comas
most perfectly next Saturday evening.
The Citizens quintette was out last
night serenading the candidates
Judge Powers was not forgotten, and
expressed his appreciation Of the at
tention. This is a nice method of eX-
tending the hand Of friendship all
around
The street department was engaged
last week in cutting the street to the
sidewalk grade on First South, be-
tween Eighth and Twelfth East, COW
ering the bridge over the Jordan at
Eighth South, and hauling paving
blocks.
Two cases IF diphtheria and five of
scarlet fevel were reported at the
health department last week. One
death from diphtheria was reported
Five births were reported, twelve buri-
a permits were issued and eighteen
complaints were attended to.
The Church university theology class,
under the direction OF Dr.. j. E. Tai
mage. will meet in the Assembly hall
at 1915 p. ~. today. The public gen
orally are cordially invited to be pres
ent. Printed outlines of the lecture
win be distributed to those attending.
a special to The Herald from Payson
last night announced the death al that
place Of Mrs. Louisa Long. wife of
Charles Long. The deceased lady was
6S years of age and one OF the earliest
settlers at Payson- She was widely
known in this city and throughout the
territory.
The many friends of Councilman
H. r Evans and wife will sympahize
with them in the bereavement which
has befallen them in the death OF their
71-year-old daughter, Dollie, who
passed away yesterday. Notice of the
funeral viii appear in tomorrow
Herald.
The county cupid yesterday issued
marriage licenses to Afford Moses, of
Salt Lake city, and Margaret May
Harmon. of Pleasant Green; to John
". Deaken and Annie E. Grifhths, of
Union; to Jacob Myers and Kate
Phine, of Salt Lake city; to Richard
F. Middleton and Hilda NJ. Johnson, of
Salt Lake city.
It is reported that the output of the
sugar factory for this season has now
reached above the 100000 pound
mark Ali has not been sold and Tie
company has begun storing the over
plus Of its product in this city. They
will probably have a surplus for two
months after the run is ended. Seeing
that the output of this factory is the
best IL the world, it will be quite valu-
able.
In the police court yesterday James
Bradshaw. John Brown and J. Y
Davis, charged with keeping gambling
houses, forfeited $50 each. Charles
Brown, the alleged diamond thief, en-
tered q plea Of not guilty TO the charge
of grand larcehs, and his bond was
fixed at $780, James Clark, John Tai
madge and James Rowland were sent
up for ten days each for vagrancy. E.
NIarini was fined SO for an assault.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thermom-
eter registered 2S, at noon 81.
and at 6 p. m SO. the max
The minimum 25 Observer Saiisbury's /
forecast for today is: Fair weather, !
warmer The Observers comparative |
report for yesterday was as follows: |
Salt Lake, Is; Baker city, %; Cheyenne, |
is: Helena. %; Miles city, 20; Winnie !
mucca. u: Idaho Falls, 5. At II a. m: |
salt Lake. 26; Ogden, %; Logan, %;
Park city, Is; Provo, 26.
The Temple barber shop on South
Temple street, Of which Fred SAMSON |
is the proprietor, was burglarized early /
on Saturday morning About 500 |
worth OF tonsOriai tools were taken, |
including a number of razors belong |
ing to private individuals, who had !
left them to be sharpened. It is sup |
posed that the thieves were young |
boys, as the entrance was effected |
through the transon, which is not
large enough to admit a full grown |
man.
Large stock imported and domestic
woolens. Buckle & Son, TaiIors.