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

Ex-Reg1Strar FRANK " t-oD1S lls-1 y. -
seriously i'll for the past ten days. out L
recovering.
The Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers gave
pleasant social at their hall last evening
The attorneys of the bar of the supreme
court rill hold meeting on Monuas
evening 20 form a territorial bar associa-
ton
The seni-annual meeting of the Mer-
chants Protective association fWill pe
held at the chamber OF commerce on
MONDAY evening at 1870
The Thirteenth Quorum Of Seventies
will hold their regular monthly N neetl by
Monday evening, January 8, at f;oO IN the
Twentieth ward VeSIy
The MAYOR was busily engaged last
evening indorsing about 300 joint city ana
county building warrants. representing
about $780, which win be payable tomor-
row.
+. S. Tingey was all smiles yesterday,
not caused altogether by the Republican
victory, but by the arrival OF WE'VE s
pound boy. Frank says that molher anu
child are doing well
Marrige licenses were yesterday issued
20 Afford @. Sanerberg, aged q, OF west
JordOn, and TO Augusta H. t5erSSeIh'
aged %, of Salt Lake; to Charles Ahuer-
SON. aged %, and Mary Larsen, aged q,
both of Sandy.
The December report of the Young
ladies' Aid society shows that during the
month slSSO5 was disbursed among the
needy. S74 D being for rent, SS6.l5 for
merchandise, S2265 for coal and 50 cash.
The number Of families assisted was a.
The Church University Theology class
will meet as usual IN the assembly hall
at J.: 80 p. today. Y cordial lnVlt2tlon
to be present is extended to all. T. N
one present viii be provided with print
ed outline of the days lesson
The next Utah poultry show will be
held in this city January 10 and - The
same rules win govern this show as did
the previous one. The association pre-
lriuuls viii be awarded on the per cent.
plan \ special premium list is being
prepared which Will be as large as can be
secured.
Tie general relief committee will en-
deavor to employ 100 men this week.
Those who in the past have handed in
their names for employment, are re-
ouested to call at the Office a once. Heads
of families in want of work are also re
ouested to call and work VIII be fur
nished them as speedily as room can be
made for them.
Joseph II. Richardson. one of the vic
Tins of the coaSting accident near the
Warm Springs a few evenings ago, died at
his home corner of Peach and Ounce
streets, late Triday night from the in
juries received. she deceased was only
q years of age, and a native of Ireland.
He leaves a wife. bun no children. Miss
BolWinkel, VINO was also badly injured,
is getting along nicely.
Observer Salisbury's monthly meterologi-
cal summary was issued yesterday. II
cember was $780, the mean temperature
s. maximum temperature SO. greatest
daily range 20 least daily range 6. The
total precipitation was 2.37. There were
six clear days, y partly cloudy, and Is
cloudy days. The total snowfall was 10.5
inches.
The meeting in the Holmes building
today at p. m. will be conducted by Dr..
". D. Mabry. This first meeting OF the
year is open TO the public and a special
invitation is extended to the ladies. The
Y. NJ. c. A. quartette will sing two selec-
tons and Mr.. Walker viii lead the Choir
uses with his cornet. Free seats, warm
hearts and a cordial welcome await
you.
DR.. julius Smolizanski, who gave Fri
CAV night an artistic, highly instructive
and beneficial lecture on Marc Antoko-
lski, has heen requested to speak to the
same audience once more He will accept
the invitation. and deliver a lecture on
Sunday evening, January T. at O'Clock
sharp at the Jewish temple. The subject
viii be: Heinrich Heine." All are cor
daily invited to attend.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered zero. at noon Is, and at p. m.
Is, the maximum temperature being IS.
Observer Salisbury'S forecast for today is:
Fair weather, stationary temperature
The observers comparative report for yes
terday was as follows: Salt Lake zero,
Q, }, t5O
Winnemucca, zero; Idaho Falls, q At Il
a m: Salt Lake, l; Bingham, 3; Ogden 10;
Logan, 5; Park City, 4; Provo 4.
Articles Of Incorporation of Calanthc
Lodge No. 5, Knights of PythiaS, were
filed with County Clerk Meloy Yesterday
The object is to advance friendship, char
ity ana benevolence among men. The
officers are: j.. II. FarnsWorth president,
n w. Sonnedecker, v. L. and treasurer
h. J. Martinman, secretary. The articles
of incorporation are signed by the mem
bers of the lodge. The life of the corpora
ton is for fifty years with headquarters
in this city.
a member of the Lincoln Drum corps
yesterday collected s36 due the organiza-
ton from the Republican central commit
tee, and after giving a receipt in full pro-
cee1ed TO get gloriouSly drunk with the
money He had spent 81 when he was
arrested by Officer SiegfuS on complaint
OF the president and financial secretary
OF The corps. When uShe~ed into the pres
ence Of Chief Pratt the fellow weakened
ana gave up what remained of the money
So. he was then released from custody
Arrangements have been made for an.
other great charity rabbit hunt for a week
from To-Day. The shooting grounds to be The
west side OF Cedar Valley. The g3lnners
Will leave Salt Lake at 7:15 a. m on 3
special train over the Union Pacific re.
tutnI.c at airy time desired. They will
ger on at the Mercur switch. where 2
large number of wagons VIII be in wait.
ing. The individual fare viii be 81 25 Tor
railroad and 50 cents for wagon service
Rabbits are reported as being very pleD.
tifltl or the west and south sides of tht
valley.
Last week the general relief committee
employed Y men on the boulevard Thi,
Week IL is hoped 101 can be emploved
Arrangements are being made wherein,
II Is hoped TO give employment to al
least 81 women. To provide for the a how
the committee viii be taxed to its utmost
10 provide the funds to meet the nav r-ol
falling due next Saturday If you are :
subscriber to the relief fund or are in.
terested in the work being done do no,
wait to be solicited but kindly send Won,
subscription to Mr.. ~ Il Walker At +bf
Union Nation al bank
The members Of the citizens, gaper,
relief committee and presidents and Ill
rectors of the different aid and relia-
societies of the city are requested 10 ar
tend a meeting on Monday January & a;
D. m, at the office Of the general r,eliet
connlittee, No. Is Central block, for the
purpose OF devising a uniform plan fOl
the distribution of the means Row in fhs
hands of the committee and also "a ar.
range q programme for q grand concar-
TO be given at the tabernacle within tbf
next thirty days. A. l.. Thomas ol,s sr,
man; Mrs. 5. o. IS. Cummings. secrataW
Large stock imported and domesf;,
woolens- Buckle & Son. Tailors.
Abstracts furnished, titles insured
and per cent paid on deposits hi
Utah Title insurance and Trust CO
160 Main street
Cents scarf Minis at all or;oo. >