The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-11
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Thirteenth quorum Oh seventies nOlu
their meeting tomorrow (Monday)
evening in Twentieth ward yestry.
Before leaving for the south yester-
= day afternoon for the purpose Of con-
quoting the sale Of unsold university
Territorial Treasurer Barnett yester-
day received an approximate settle
ment from the collector Of Utah county
and the territorial treasury was inf1at-
ed with the amount paid over, $4,000.
The association of Salt Lake county
school trustees held a meeting yester-
day at the University Of Utah and
discussed a number of matters of inn
portance to the school interests OF the
county.
The transfers in local stocks during
the past week were very light and the
same old stagnation existed small
block Of Deseret National sold at $l95.
upon a forced sale. This stock is quot
ed at $225.
The fire loss sustained. by the Brigham
City Mercantile & Manufacturing COM
pany has just been settled for $3.50
on the stock and $440 on the building
The settlement was a compromise ell
fected by three appraisers.
The Church University theology class
will meet at the usual time, 1890 p. M,
today, in the Assembly hall. A leafiet,
containing the outline of the day
lesson. will be provided each one who
attends. All are cordially invited to be
present.
The Irish American society VIII hold
an open meeting on Tuesday evening,
Febrt ary 10, at p. m. The Hon, Laur-
ance p. Boyle, of Chicago, will deliver
an address, Music and singing will
take up part of the evening. The friends
Of the society are cordially invited. Adj
mission free.
lands in Sewer county, Chairman
Seegmiller, of the board Of commits
sioners to locate university lands, sold
200 acres of land in that county, re-
ceiving therefore S1,442.25. The sale Of
the remaining lands will take place
at the front door OF the county court
house at Richfield on Tuesday morn
ing.
The elevator committee of The joint
city and county building committee,
consisting Of Selectman Bamberger
and Councilman Cheeseman, met yes
terday morning with The several repre-
sentatives of elevator houses which
have put in bids for the elevators TO be
put in at the JOINT building. The BIDS,
five IN number. were opened and the
award will probably be made at the
next meeting Of the general commit
tee.
AT a. m. yesterday the thermome-
ter registered "A, at noon Is and at
p. m q, the maximum temperature
being IS and the minimum 81 Obser-
yer Salisbury's forecast for today is:
Fair weather. The observers compare
tive report for yesterday was as fol-
lows: Salt Lake, "a; Cheyenne, 2;
Helena, 10; Haure, 10; Miles City,
A. Winnemucca, 16; Idaho FallS,4
Salt Lake "A, Bingham, q; Ogden, is:
Logan. 2Oi Park City, 20; Provo, 26.
The Herald's telegraph columns tell
of the arrest in Chicago of the man.
ayers in that city Of the Montana Min
which seems to be a Louisiana lottery
to all intents and purposes. The con-
Germ has agents in nearly every city
IN the United States of any Importance,
- il is quite probable that it has rep
resentatives here. The dead walls and
fences have been literally covered with
"a ming green posters for several months
past.
The general relief committee has ex-
pended its last dollar and in conse-
quence the work on the boulevards,
both public and private, mas been dis
continued. This mas thrown large
number OF men out of employment and
the situation threatens to become SER
Ious if some relief is not afforded very
before the Legislature, providing for the
appropriation of $4,000 TO be expended
on the Capitol grounds, viii 80 far
toward relieving the needy OF The city,
though it viii require much more funds
20 meet all of the requirements Ct the
great army Of the unemployed.
on Monday County Treasurer Lynn
will report to the county court that
he has money enough in the treasury
to pay registered warrants up to and
including No. 1850, an advance of 103
numbers. The amount represented by
the unpaid warrants between the num-
Der last announced and that which will
be given to the court on Monday is
but $500, as considerable Of the pa
per has been received in payment for
taxes. The collector is still retaining
a considerable sum Of money in order
that there may be enough on hand
with which tc pay the salary and the
costs of the sales of property upon
which the taxes were allowed to be-
came delinquent When the balance
is finally turned into the treasury
Of the county there viii be another ad-
vance in the number of warrants which
may be presented for payment