The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09
Forecast for today: Light snow,
followed by clear weather, colder.
BRIEF AND BREEZY.


G. e. Posge, who is just in from Mer-
cur. reports that there is now over a
foot OF snow in that camp
A special meeting of the Labordng
Mems association VIII be held at 2 p. m.
tomorrow at 15l South Main street.
The county ERIK yesterday issued a
marriage licers.s ITO Rasmsts NELSON, age
Is, and NielsineA Camilla Christensen.
age %, both of SAT- Lake city.
The sunday school conference of the
Salt Lake Stake viii be held in the taber-
nacle today AT 10 ID. m, p. m, and p.
m No ceilings in the wards in the
evening.
The usual number of letters were re-
ceived al the chamber of commerce yes
terday, among them being inquiries from
Nashville. Greencaslle. Ind, Allegheny
City, Pa, Russell, Kansas.
The thirtaeth quorum of seventies will
meet tomorrow evening in the Nine
teenth ward meeting house, at z y. m.
instead of 7:30 r. II. Roberts and r. 5.
Wells will be in attendance.
The funeral services over The remains
of the late Mrs. Jane /. Sadler will be
held today at II a. m. in the First ward
meeting house. Relatives and friends and
The public are invited to attend.
Yesterdays clearings were s14s019 as
compared with 1924 Isl for the same day
of last year. The clearings for the week
show substantial increase, the total
being s., rs, 20s. as compared with $780,
S25 for the same week of 1893.
A letter received by Captain Egan yes
terday from Hon, A. G.. Campbell, who
IS now ait Vanderbilt, Nevada, announced
the recent arrival of another son and
heir in the Campbell household. The
Cherub is Vouched for as a good Demo-
crat, even as its papa is.
At 1915 yesterday morning the West
Side fire department responded to an
alarm of fire at 141 Oak street, on Capt.
dol Hill. The frame house of Yokel E..
Torkelson, occupied by B. NJ. Young,
caught fire from a defective ffue, but the
blaze was eXtinguished before much loss
resulted.
The property owners IN the street paw
ing districts are requested to meet their
hail. on Tuesday evening, December IL,
at 7:30 TO hear the report Of Messrs.
Auerbach, Lawrence and Walker with
regard to having the excess of paving
taxes refunded by the city.
Today the sportsmen of Salt Lake will
do the killing act' near Goshen. The
Rio Grande Western will run down a
special. leaving at z o'clock this morn
ing, and returning when the boys are
ready. There are thousands of rabbits
in the new territory and the party
should make a great killing.
The many friends of Mrs. John P.
Niealzin will be pleased to learn that she
is recovering from her severe Illness. The
but fortunately appear TO be sure. the
lady has been in poor health for two
years, and recently was SO low that her
friends were greatly alarmed at her con-
dition.
The driver of Blackhurst Bros deliv-
cry team was arrested by Patrolman
Carmen last evening for reckless driving
across the intersection of Main and Sec
pnd South. a horse attached to the rear
ii the lyon SHE'D up against the pedes-
TRANS and in doing so knocked Sheriff
MCQUEEN down. The sheriff got up I'M
hurt but his clothes were covered with
mud He succeeded in stopping the
driver and handing him over to the po-
iicemen.
When Richard Morris, of st. George,
was accorded the honor of making the
first payment for taxes in the joint
building. he declared his intention Of
having the draft of $40 in his favor from
the department of the interior. on ac-
count of Indian pension No. 4S.2S2, and
which he applied in part payment of this
years taxes on his property in this city,
photographed. That he has fulfilled his
Intention was manifest yesterday when
Mr. Leonard received from the veteran,
with his compliments, a fine photograph
of the draft, enclosed in an elegant
frame. Mr. Leonard appreciates the
courtesy, and the memento VIII acorn
the wall of the Office to perpetuate the
memory of the early settlers in Salt Lake
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