The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-30
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The Utah commission meets at 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning to begin the appoint
ment Of election judges.
George Reach is the father of bounc-
George is proud is a mild way of putting
il.
At present there are about seventeen
inmates of the city jail, the smallest
crowd for months or these fifteen are
males and three females.
Justice Smith held court but long
enough 10 forfeit 81 put up by +. A.
Mason, arrested for having his team I'M
tied and $50. the cash bond of the Chi
Nese gambling house keeper.
The lecture at St Paurs chapel this
evening by the priest III charge. the
Rev. Mr.. Ridgley, win touch first upon
The mistakes charged upon the Chris
tian Scientists ana then upon the truths
taught in their system.
The Jewish new year, Rqsh Hashona,
begins today. Services VIII be held at
the synagogue, on Fourth East between
Second and Third South. at 7:30 p. m.
today and at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
At a. n. yesterday the thermometer
registered 40. at noon SO ana at o. M.
81. the maximum temperature beng 81
and the minimum IS. Observer Salisbury
forecast for today Is: Fair weather,
warmer
Inquiries from Boulder, Colo, and Es-
condido, Colo asking for general infor-
health advantages of our city and terri
tory were received at the chamber of
commerce yesterday.
The Star restaurant, on First South
street, west of Dinwoodey's, was closed
last night upon writ OF attachment. NO
particulars were given, the proprietors
expecting to be able to cancel indebted
ness and resume on Monday.
Friends of George /. Weller were con-
graduating him last night over his great
work IN the Ogden races yesterday. In
the one mile handicap he broke the Utah
competition record, doing the mile in
2:2S is and also won the half mile open.
A barn and granary and some sheds,
the property of Duncan Carter, of Hall
day. were destroyed by fire shortly be-
fore noon yesterday. 1t is supposed that
the fire was caused by The carelessness
o. child who was playing near the
buildings. The property was insured.
Chief Of Police Pratt is already max
Ing preparations TO take care of the sure
thing and pickpoclSet element which is
so numerously in evidence at fair ana
conference times. The department will
be reinforced with special men and there
IS determination to prevent visitors
from falling into the clutches of the gen.
Try.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Michael L. Mcnamara. aged p,
Of Sioux city, Ia, and Mary Williamson,
aged 20, of Provo; Charles Davis, aged
30, and Mrs. Hannah Nielsen, aged a. of
Fairfield Utah and John A. hOughton,
aged 20, ami Constantine NJ. Tomlnson,
aged ., ana Christopher G. J. Birl1ner.
aged 81, and Ida John, aged y, all OF
this city.
Rev. r c. Iliff is back from his trip tc
the national encampment of the G. A. r.
at Pittsburg.. He reports a grand time
reception and square meal given ct the
WestinEhOuse works IN west Pittsburg,
where 1000 veterans We're fed a genuine
dinner under the electric light. Every
thing was free. including car fare. 1T is
estimated tl'at this spread and its auxtl-
iaries cost Mr.. Westinghouse $4,000.
The Lsboring Mems association held a
well attended meeting last evening. J. Is.
Rawlings presided and p ". McCaffery
was elected secretary pro tenn. \ num-
her of new members were admitted and
several applications We're acted upon. The
association arranged to provide The fami-
hes of members of tie organization with
coal this winter and much routine bust
ness was transacted. The next meeting
will be held two weeks from last night.