The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-11
BR1EE AND BREEZY.

There is a message at the Western
Union Telegraph office for John Tomlin-
son.
The board of public works will move
into its new CHARTERS in the joint city
aud county building tomorrow.
Yesterday was pay day for the school
teachers of the city, Secretary Morton
dispensed nearly $4,000 amonk ma ans
and masters.
The funeral services of w. H. IRE
mayne will he held at the family resi-
dence, 257 East Fourth South at III a. m.
today (Sunday)
All the principals oG the city schools
will meet at 4 p. m. tomorrow for the
transaction of general business in the
teachers room in the joint building.
3. A. Johnson got drunk, kicked in q
door on Franklin avenue and landed in
Jail with the charge of disturbing the
peace opposite his name on the register.
Mayor Baskin has signed the appro-
priation list passed on Tuesday evening
and tomorrow the sum of $S7.S50 will be
dishursed. The warrants will be ready
in the auditors office at noon.
Architect n. y. Kern returned yester-
day from Mountain Home, and was shak-
ing hands with his many friends. He has
Just completed the erection of q, fine new
school house at Mountain Home.
The ciry recorder will begin the re-
snoval of his office after the next session
of the city counc' on Tuesday evening
next. After this VI * future sessions Of
the council will be f~ld in the new build
ing
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 43. at noon IS and at 6 D. m.
81. the maximum temperature being 81
and the minimum SO. Observer Smiths
forecast for today is: Fair weather,
slight temperature changes.
Superintendent Millspaugh. of the board
of educ6tion, now has a telephone. 1t
was put in yesterday but no number was
assigned. Parties. wishing to talk will
schools until further notice.
Another change in the service has been
made by the Salt Lake City Railroad
company. Hereafter instead Of stopping
the First South and Third South street
lines Will leave the clock corner at mid
night
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to NJ. Matteson, aged y, and Maria
sen, aged %. and Elma Sodernan,- aged
20; Andrew Hansen, aged Is, and Chris
rena Nelson, aged rs; of Sandy; and
Joseph ". Trip, aged IS, and Agnes Nc
9nie. aged "a, Of Murray.
Henry Wilson was arrested last night
on the charge of petit larceny II is al
legged that he stole two shirts from Paint
er's furnishing store on Second South
street. Wilson is said to be a tough
character and is wanted in Denver Tor
petty offenses of similar nature TO the
one he is charged with mere
Scarlet fever revived somewhat during
the week and enc new case was re
ported. There was no diphtherfa and no
death resulted from contagious diseases.
Ten burial and one shipping permits
were issued. The number of new babies
was 100 even, SO males and Al females
City Attorney Hoge has registered a
rrcdigaous kick against his assignment
OF rooms in tina new building. He is on
the third floor under the balcony, and
while his private office is all right as 10
light, the public is supremely dark.
The committee proposes TO whiten the
sand finish in the main office and help
him cut Meanwhile Mr.. Aoge merely
waits for results.
On Monday the Taterworks department
will make a general cleanup Of the Par
lev's canyon tanks and il il more than
likely the stream viii soon be turned
Unto the system. The patrols are re
moving all offensive matter from the
canyon as rapidly as possible and the
health commissioner is of the opinion
chat all danger from typhoid fever con-
tagion is past.
The natural ice men are again clamor-
sng for the official inspection of their |
ponds and the supply streams. in order I
that they may not again lose their sea- !
sons pack. After some lively skirnish- |
sng they have Just secured the co-opera- |
aion of the county physician and all !
Etreams which furnish water for ice viii |
be inspected and ordered thoroughly |
alsaned up. This is splendid start