The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Mr.. w. H Wyher, were united in mar
rage at San Francisco on Aug. 16
In the matter of the estate of Chris
topher Merkley, Judge Blair yesterday
took under advisement petitions for let
tiers of administration.
There are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for John Mar
tins, j. j. Ostrander, q. II. Champ, Miss
Grace W. Bailey and Charles Burkhalter.
The mental condition of Rose Baughn
was INQUIRED into yesterday and the Wo-
man was declared insane. Sire will be
placed in the asylum at Provo.
The Mill Creek Democrats will hold a
rally al the ward house on Wednesday
evening at 1870 o'clock. Among the
speakers will be Hon. p L. Williams and
Benz. Lloyd, of this city.
The deed for the sale of the old Nc
Kimmins stables bought by David Keith
and James 1vers, of Park City, was re-
corded at the county recorders office
yesterday, thus closing the transaction.
Yesterdays clearings were Sl6SS51, as
compared with $4,000 for the same dav
of last year. The clearings for the week
footed up 10 81, 0l5 1872. as compared with
S5SS, 14S for the same week of last year.
It seems that F. A. Olsen complied with
the requirements of the new dentistry
law and filed his certificate at the Office
of the county clerk on July 6, hence he
weeks
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered SO, at noon Y and at p. m.
TO- the maximum tempera ture being 50
and the minimum 81. Observer Salisbury's
forecast for today is: Fair wea Their. eX-
cept light showers in eastern Utah,
warmer.
The roof of the west side of the Rapid
Transit power house was ignited last
night by a spark from the stack. Hose
J. 1,,r1r 4 he 1,.ya L.
fore il had done any damage. The West
Side fire department made the run but
was not needed.
An inquest was held at Pennington
yesterday over the body of Cyrus Drake
who died on Friday from the effects of
a dose OF carbolic acid. Richard White
William Wright and c. E. France were
sworn as jurors and they found that the
poison was taken with suicidal intent.
At TIE meeting of the Laboringmen's
association last evening, President Rawl-
ings presided and q members responded
to roll cali. The following new members
We're received: W. l.. George, V. NJ.
l5ill. W F; Graz J. Swan. G. G. Mat
will be held next Saturday evening.
A party composed. of Messrs. James
McGregor. NJ. NJ. Cole, Mr.. Herkimer, of
Indiana, Frank Y. Taylor, i. G. Hardy,
W. l. Price, J. d. Give George w. Snow
P. W. Madsen and others, left Park City
yesterday for a tour of the Uintahs
Martin earn is the guide and govern
ment permits to travel in the Indian
country were secured.
The two companies of troops from the
fort which have been stationed along
the line of the Southern Pacific were re-
leased on Friday and returned yesterday
morning. The cars on the Salt Lake City
railroad conveyed the soldiers and their
arms from the Union Pacific depot to
the post. This leaves but one company
CT the Sixteenth out in the field, that at
New Castle, Colorado.
Frank Wilson, . tough youth from
Texas. was arrested last night charged
with assaulting J. y. Love with a deadly
weapon. Wilson was creating a disturb
ance in front of the Salvation army bar
rack. on Third South street, when Love
interfered and tried to persuade him to
Gesat but only with the result that Will
son struck him over the head with a
gun. knocked him down and belabored
soon on the scene and took Wilson into
custody not, however, without a good
deal of difficulty as he fought and kicked
until overcome by the superior strength
of the officer The hearing is set for 3
p. m. on Monday in the police court.
The jefferson Drum corps held a drill
and perade meeting at their armory last
evening The boys will he put through
their PAGES on the fife and bugle iDv Pro-
fessor Eroch Ford. and they viii be
cDens in earnest. The corps will give 3
bah soon and the following committee will
complete the arrangements: w c.: Hall.
r. J. Oswald. Charles GuStaveSOn, Henry
Walouist Frank Penrose The organize
+ion will meet again for practise at the
arrnory at 1880 tomorrow evening, when
Major Levy will classify the members
and instruct them in the manual drill.
The corps is still short few ftfers and
buglers and applicants should be present
tomorrow evening.