The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-14
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

DhALE AMI DAEGA As
Conductor J. M. Cahoon, of the Utah
Central railway, was made happy yester55
day by the arrival of a girl. Mother and
child are doing well.
Poultry thieves are getting in their
work in the southwestern part OF the CITY,
A number of chicken ooops have been
broken into recently.
The Rescue mission s;:pplied 464 meals
and lodgings to destitute men curing the
past week an increase OIL tWenly-SeFen
over the previous week
Some sneak thief '.swiped'' a lap robe
and whip from the LANDER Paper com
pany's wagon in the rear OF 12S Nam
street yesterday afternoon.
The Star Mining company held a meet
ing yesterday. The directors were occu-
pied during the afternoon over PROPOSE
tons that win be made known later
The members of the legislature will visit
leaving this city over the Rio Grande
Western at 3 a. m. They viii go on
special.
DR.. Karl C. Maeser will deliver a lee
tUre in Sugar House ward sunday evening
2t $50. under the auspices OF the Mutual
Improvement association of that ward
All are invited
cupids business was. not rushing one
Yesterday County Clerk Meloy issued
but two marriage licenses, one to William
r. Rose and Fanny earns, and George
T. Taysum and Grace Faust, of Salt Lake
The sunday school and choir of the Salt
Lake stake will hold its regular meeting
at the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
tomorrow evening. Prof. Done VIII ad.
dress the congregation on The subject or
Sunday School Teaching
The Church Theology class, under the
direction of Dr. J. E. TalmaSe. VIII hold
its regular session in the assembly hall
at 1880 . n today All are invited 70
attend Printed outlines of the days les
son will be distributed among those at
tending
Madam Julie Rosewald, one of San
Erancisco-s finest vocal teachers, and who
Is well known to many Salt Lakers, some
of whom have been her pupils, has &C
ceptei a position as principal teacher in
the vocal department of the Mills Senln-
airy
Hon. Samuel Merritt, the gentleman who
spoke III The opera house in this city the
night before election last November, has
been appointed chief justice OF Utah in
the place of Judge Zane. He is a. genial,
Predetermined man and his appointment
nal nal
At the last meeting of the Salt Lake
branch of the National Association OF
Stationary Engineers, an hour and half
was spent in discussions and black board
exercise. The association is growing very
rapidly and its meetings at Engineers
hall on Thursday evenings are largely at
tended.
Certain befuddled scribes of Utah and
Idaho are assailing the personal character
of c. ". Penrose, editor OF The Herald
other way. They call Mr. Penrose con-
tenpuhle, a criminal, a cur, and other
such names but we notice they never at
tempt to answer The Herald editorials
Logan Journal.
There will be a meeting of the general
officers of the Woman Suffrage associa-
ton of Utah territory held al the Expo
nent Office, room 22S Constitution building
in this city on Monday. Jan. j., at p. N.
The chairman of the executive committee
and of The publishing committee and mem
heasz of hot hs
QueSted to attend E. b. Wells president.
Sheriff Mcqueen yesterday attached the
fixtures of the Gilt house bar room, at
the suit of z D. Cliff VS.. J. c Flint, the
claim benig S299 for rent The property
viii be sold at auction to the highest bid
der. II is said that Mr.. Flint has made
himself hard TO catch on account of the
numerous claims against him. The bar
: has been closed for some time.
The AIidwinter fair executive committee
desire to learn of well authenticated in
stances OF big crops in all parts of Utah
for publication in the book descriptive. of
the resources of the territory now being
compiled. Cases must be clearly stated
with full information, signature, growers,
and witnesses, and should be mailed on or
before Jan. Goth, TO the secretary,
chamber Of commerce, Salt Lake city.
Jedidiah Smith. Of whose illness notice
was made in yesterdays Herald, died at
the St Marks hospital at 1 so yesterday
morning. From the time the operation
was performed, there was not one chance
was taken to Underta ker Joseph William
Taylor's and from there sent home to
Pennington to his griet-stricken wife and
children Notice Of the funeral viii be
given later.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered -. at noon 80, and at p. m.
81. the maximum temperature being sc.
and the minimum Il Observer Salisbury 5
forecast for today rs: Fair weather
warmer. The observers comparative re-
port Tor yesterday was as folloWS, SAT-
Lake. %; Cheyenne, &c. Helena, 4S;
Winnemucca, %; Idaho Falls IS. At 10
a. m: Salt Lake, "A; Bingham, Is; Ogden
Is: Logan. 10: PARK City, Il; Provo, 10.
]. W Lloyd made homestead entry in
the land Office yesterday for lot 1, south
east one-quarter of northeast one-cuarter
northeast one-quarter Of southeast one
quarter of section l, township II SOUTH
range 10 east. James Nj. Mooney home
steaded entry for south one-half of south
east One-Qudrt5r OF section q. and east
one-half of northeast one-quarter of sec
ton 81 township south. range 3 east,
subject to right Of way of the Rio Grande
Western railway.
The last day of the week was a very
dull one in the police court, .5nd Police
Justice Smith found great difficulty in
keeping busy Minnie and Triggie jap,
prostitutes from the chrysanJhemum
Kingdom forfeited s25 each, and the
two cigar store prcpri -tors who were ar
rested for allowing ganing in their places
of business forfeited $50 each. William
Ford. arrested on suspicion and charged
with vagrancy, was discharged, as was
also Peter Murphy, charged with disturb
ing the peace.
call has been issued to all gunners and
spOrtsmep over eighteen years of age to
meet in the Walker house billiard room on
Monday al noon to set a date for the next
grand charity rabbit hunt In view Of the
present distress many of the poor are
anxiously inQuiring when the hunt will
take place. The beneiiciances of the kind
were very grateful Tor the help afforded
them and repetition of the good work
will be very welcome. The spoils of the
chase VIII be distributed among the var
icus relief societies of the city.
Up to yesterday +wenty-eisht cars of
machinery and structural iron had been
received at the copper plant and unloaded.
The great prize engine is being placed
upon the foundation specially constructed
for its reception, and in very short time
the engine room and boiler rooms will be
5inished and ready for the opening of the
plant. The boilers have not yet arrived
but are expected any day During the
past week good progress has been made
upon the various buildings now in course
of construction at the works and there
seems no reason why the plant should not
be ready fer operation on time.
Large stock imported and domestic
wooIens. Buckle & Son. Tailors.
Abstracts furnished, titles insured
and per cent. paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust Co.
16e Main street