The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-01
HERE AND THERE.

The Pioneer Democratic club win meet
on Tuesday evening in the Wasatch
building, for the transaction of regular
business.
A womans suffrage meeting will be
held at the residence of Mrs AdelIa W.
Eardley, No 621 South Main street, on
Wednesday, July 3, at p. m. All in
terested are invited to attend.
The Labor Trust have completed ar
rangements for grand barbecue on the
Fourth OF July at the Warm SPRINGS
speeches. and general good time
The Workingmen's Democratic club will
hold an open meeting on Thursday even
ing next, when prominent speakers will
make addresses on the issues Of the
day.
Certificates of incorporation were issued
yesterday to the Hercules Mining COM
pany of Salt Lake, Isaac Smith G; Com
pany of Cache county, and the Paradise
irrigation and Reservoir company, of
Cache county.
Harvard, where he received the degree
of master of arts. The young gentleman
had previously received the degrees of
bachelor of letters and bachelor of law
at the University of Michigan.
At a. M Yesterday the thermometer
registered 66, at noon rs and at p. m. 81.
the maximum temperature being ST. and
the minimum g. Observer Salisbury s
forecast for today is: Fair weather,
slightly cooler.
The Salt Lake County horticultural as
ISOLATION will hold their monthly meet
ing in the county court room Saturday,
July Z, at u m. 1t is expected that sew
eral short lectures will be given by the
members on fruit growing for pleasure
and profit. All fruit growers are cordially
invited.
President C. r. Berry announces that
the Labor trust will give an old-time bar
18th, when 500 in prizes will be. given
away by the business houses of this city.
Trust Tree will be erected on the
grounds, showing the prizes and the
the management of the affair.
The home reserve force of the indus
trial army has gone out OF existence and
in its place has been organized the Home
ord and South street. All contractors and
business men or any parties in need of
help can be. supplied free by applying at
the the ABOVE 3s , address; meeting of the new
ming to elect permanent officers. etc
The first of as cries of lectures before
the Summer school of the University of
1tah VII be given on Monday evening
at o'clock III, in the Church university
and Second West. Professor @. A Whit
ing will speak on ''The. Attitude of the
Teacher to the Thought of the Age
u.
will follow on each succeeding Monday
evening.
Salt Lake will have a segregated cele-
bration of the glorious Fourth this year.
The Federated Trades and Building
Trades Congress will hold theirs at Cal
der's Park, and they Will have a pro-
gramme. including bicycle foot and boat
races, base ball and cricket matches.
The boat race will be competed in by
teams from the two organizations.
The Laboring Mems association met at
the county court house last evening when
Messrs. H. M. Sadler, George Cottrell
and w. C. Dewar were admitted. Mat
ters OF Importance were discussed, and
Frank Suffer made an interesting talk
The management of the Garden theater,
north of the Knutsford. offered to give
the association benefit for one week,
commencing July 2, presenting "Over the
Hills to the Poorhouse." The association
adjourned until Friday at p. m. and
the meetings will hereafter be held on
that evening.