The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-10
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

BRIEF AND BREEZY
II. HEEsLIN is under arrest, charged
with petty thieving.
FINE bad boys were taken in by the
police last night for trespass.
GEORGE HERNDoN was arrested yester-
dey on the charge OF keeping disorderly
house.
A YOUNG man was arrested yesterday on
the charge of insulting colored woman
on the street.
LET every piece of bunting be flung to
the breeze TO greet the Tabernacle choir
on its return on Tuesday
SEVERAL OF our more enterprising
merchants honored Utah day Dy unturl-
ing the stars and stripes yesterday.
GEORGE GRIEsBEcK was arrested last
night on complaint of Lizzie Griesbeck,
who charges him with assault and bat
terry.
TIE difficulty between st. V. LIE sieur
and the Culmer-J ennings company will
now be taken into the courts for ADJUST
ment.
THE inspector removed by the board of
public works a few days ago for not show
ing proper respect to Engineer Doremus,
was Mr.. Carlisle.
THE county clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license to Pleat Mayette of
Chicago, aged a, and Lizzie Busby OF
this city, aged TO-
FoUR members of the Social Wheel club
left for Logan yesterday on their bicycles.
They took kodak outfit along and will
be home tomorrow.
TIE funeral of Thomas @. Gundry, in
FAINT son OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Gundry
halA o4 A Nnct Enrrrfh N0rfh GfTQpf
yesterday afternoon.
ETHEL P. MAYBERRY, infant daughter
OF A. P. ard Mary A. Mayberry, died at
Bingham On September Z. The funeral
was held In this city on Friday.
FRANK MUNRoE last night completed
extensive Improvements at the People
Opera house, and put everything IL shape
Tor the opening tomorrow night.
THE city schools and nearly all the
other institutions of learning, including
the L. y. S. college and the Salt Lake
College of Music, open tomorrow.
Roy MCKAY has been appointed one OF
the judges of awards in the electrical de-
partment of the Columbian exposition.
This is high honor for SO young man.
THE funeral of Ethel E., infant
daughter of Willard and Caroline Young
dale, will be held today at the family
residence OF Seventh South street, west.
THERE are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph office for A. T. Graham,
II. c. Ferris, s. II. Alexander, Herman
Pathe, Morgan Meachem, Schemmel-
pennick,
THE Elite club gave its third ball at the
Auditorium last evening. The attend
ance was large, some eighty couples being
present. The prizes were won by Mr.
Alma Sharp and sister.
THERE will be an important meeting oil
the Scandinavian Democratic society al
Social hall tomorrow night. After the
business is transacted an interesting pro-
gramme will be carried out.
THE Democrats of the Third ward will
meet in the society hall on next Tuesday
evening at O'Clock, for the purpose OF
transacting important business. F. Coal
ter, president; James Astle, secretary.
Lillian May Dempster was examined as
to her mental condition yesterday, COM
plant having been filed by Cyrus Ban
croft. The doctors decided, however, thai
the woman was sane, and she was dis.
charged.
Mr.. A. T. PHILLIPS, who has been
connected with The HERALD for long
time, latterly as telegraph editor, leaves
today for Kansas City to accept similar
position on the Times of that place. Mr..
Phillips former associates unite in wish
ing him success in his new field of labor.
THE annual convention of the Utah
branch of the National Woman Suffrage
association viii be held in this city or
Oct. 3. The place of meeting will be the
Fourteenth ward assembly rooms. a
business meeting viii be held in the
morning at 10 O'Clock. a mass meeting ir
the afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
TEMPLE Lodge A. 0. U. W. at its las
meeting, decided to hold an open lodge
entertainment on Monday evening, Sept
is, at the hall in the old /. o. o. f,
building, on Main street. An interesting
programme will be arranged, and the
public is cordially invited to attend.
THE Jewish new year will be celebrated
this evening at the synagogue with spe
cial services. Rabbi Jacobson will de
liver the discourse aud an EXCEPTIONAL,
fine musical service has been arranged
The celebration of the new yesr by tn,
liberal Hebrews will end tomorrow, bu
the orthodox Hebrews will extend it unit
Tuesday.
THE Building Trades congress met las
evening and wound up all business con
nected with the Labor Day celebration
Edward Galley was elecred to fill the offic
of vice. president, vacated by W. Becker
The condition of the trades was reporteG
as follows: Bricklayers, bad; stonema
sons, very dull; amalgamated carpenters
dull; plastsrers, bad; tin, sheet iron an,
cornice workers, bad; stone cutters, dull
AT a. m. yesterday the thermomete
registered So, at noon "a and at p. M
"A, the maximum temperature being Z
and the minimum 81. Observer Salisbury
forecast for 36 hours ending at p
N. today is: Fair weather; cooler
The Observers comparative re
port for yesterday was as follows
Ss.m .-Sslt Lake. IS; Baker City, Sc
Cheyenne, "A; Helena, 81; Miles City
cZ; Winnem1cca, AZ; Idaho Falls, 4S. /
a. m.-Saft Lake, 81; Bingham, 81
Ogden, "a; Logan, 81; Park City, IS
Provo. 81.
Large stock imported and domesti
woolens. Buckle & Son, Tailors.
ALL persons having banking, broker
age, real estate or notarial work Shout,
cali on B. II. Schettler. at 60 South Mali
street.
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