The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-23
FS-ecass for today: Fair weather,
nearly sfnsionarss temperature.
BRIEF AND BREEzY


4 special meeting Of the LaDcring Mems
association Will be held at lsl South Min
Street at p NJ temorfcw-
The Christmas number Of the U1liver-
sity Chronicle is ovt. 1t reflects credit
Upon the %hscnicle STAFF.
At a. m. yesterday. Che thermometer
REGISTERED ~ at noon II and a. p. 40 zs;
the maximum temperature being Sc and
TIE minimum IS.
Chief of Police Davenpors. OF Ogden
was IN the city yesterday booking for the
Perpetrators of a robbery and hold-up in
The Junction City.
The n1anzmoth pig exhibited at the fair
on exhibition at John Hoify's shop The
animal weighed 966 pounds.
At the close OF the regular morning
services at the First Methodist church.
today, a memorial service for the late
Consul A. l. Pollock win be held
T3Senty-flve thousand envelopes for the
use Of the Utah commission and bearing
the government frenk, were yesterday
-ecespted for by Clerk George Blair.
The executive committee of the Free
Kindergarten association held a special
meeting Wednesday afternoon to make
ten
telegram from his BROTHER Thomas Laps
ley of Newark. n. j., conveying the sad
announcement of the death of the lat
ters wife.
The only order made by Probate Judge
Blair yesterday was that appointing ga
1ah Coon guardian OF the estate of An
abeile and Jacob Coon, minors, on filing
a bond in the SUM of So 100.
Grant. the s-months-old son of Select
man John p. and Mrs. Elizabeth Cahoon:
will be held at the family residence at
j.itTi.2y, tomorrow at p. m.
On November Is, last. Mr.. John Matti-
Son, of Payscn, sent to Liverpool Eng
tand, for a newspaper, which reached him
on Thursday December q inside of "a
days, or the round rip in 2 days between
salt Lake and Liverpool and return.
Night Waterman Charles Burgess, who
received such frightful injuries a couple
of weeks age by being run over by a
Second South street electric car. is rap
idly recovering, bur 1t will be a long
while yet before he is able to resume his
beat
The county clerk yesterday issued mar
riage licenses to James Hayford, jr., age
20 of Laramie ami Rebecca Evans, age
age IS. and Lizzie Cavanaugh, age IL.
both of Salt Lake city, and to Melvin
S. Rock, age SO. and Hannah Larson, age
2, both OF this city.
Miss Whitmo-e the superintendent of
ms Free kindergarten association, in
Chicago. has offered to give one Of her
best principals a leave Of absence for six
months TO come to Salt Lake to start the
first kindergarten. AS this Will insure a
perfect success the offer Was gladly ac
cepted and the kindergarten will proba
bly, be opened the second week in Janu-
ary
County Collector Leonard has been
busily engaged all week making sales of
the property of delinquent taxpayers. The
sales, however, viii continue from day
TO day until all the names on the delin-
Cuent list have been served with the lib
eral dose of penalties the law prescTibes.
So far but few investors in tax sales
have put in an appearance and nearly all
The purchased liens have been knocked
down TO the county. The few competi- |
tive bidders have been those who, as
mortgagors, have sought to protect their
securities.
Several friends of W. ]. Mcintyre, bet |
ter known as Billy of the waterwOrks |
department called on him at his resi-
dence on East Brigham street, last night, |
and presented him with a handsome gold
handed umbrella as a token of esteem. !
Billy gracefully acknowledged the COM
nliment thanked the donors for their
beautiful gift entertained the visitors in
royal style and after gazing on his pres |
emit for several long moments remarked
tha& in the future it would be an eN- (;
tremely moist period when he got wet |
ting.