The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-18

On1cn telegraph once IOr MISS ddDel
Williams.
Clerk AIeloy yesterday issued a
marriage license to MILFORD Il. Oulton,
of Ogden and George P Spencer, OF
Salt Lake
The members of the newsboy's union
will occupy front seats at the Y. NJ
c. A. meeting this afternoon, when
they will be addressed by Mr.. Chap
man. national president OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union.
The county teachers met at the
University yesterday morning and
listened to lecture by Prof. Kings
bury on chemistry. The Salt Lake dis
trict Teachers association met in the
afternoon and was addressed by Prof
Kerr on mathmatics.
George T. Taysum, of this city, who
vsoently returned from San Francisco,
,-here he spent something over a year,
was yesterday notified by the board
of pharmacy Of this city that his appn-
cation Tor a license as a registered
pharmacist had been granted.
Territorial Treasurer Barnett yester-
day received d payment on territorial
and territorial school taxes from
Sewer. county, amounting to Sl6OO.
The final payments are coming in very
slowly and but few of the county col
lectors have made final settlements.
salt Lake city's teachers yesterday
cid a handsome thing for sweet charity
and will pay into the treasury of the
general relief committee per cent. of
their wages for this month. This ac-
ton was decided upon at the regular
Erecting OF the teachers held yesterday
morning at the High school, when APP
propriate resolutions were adopted.
AT a. m, yesterday. the thermometer
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80, the maximum temperature being 80
and the minimum IL. Observer Sails
bury's forecast for today is: Fair
weather, warmer The observers COM
parative report for yesterday was as
follows: Salt Lake, IS; Cheyenne, IA;
Bavre, zero; Helena, 20; Miles City, 4;
Winnemucca, a; Idaho Falls, Is; Salt
Lake, Is; Bingham, 10; Ogden, 20; Lo-
gan, "a; Park City, g. Provo, 10.
Relief rooms have been opened on the
west size both at the First Baptist
church, corner of Second West and
Second South and also at the West
minister Presbyterian church on Fourth
West between First and Second South.
Each of these churches will be open
every day, from to 3 p. m, to receive
the names or applications of any in
distress and also any supplies which
may be sent. These churches, in CO
operation with each other and with
8he central committee, are also making
systematic canvass to bring those who
have something to spare in relation
with those who are in want. Special
attention is called to the employment
department for those in distress upon
whom women and children are de-
pendent. Speedy and sympathetic at
Iention will be given to all cases. but
those not in immediate suffering will
finest useless to apply.
The first free public soup house Salt
Lake has ever known was thrown
open TO the hungry of the city yester-
day morning, at the Metropolitan
Aotei. and its Inequalities were ex-
tended to 334 people during the day
the open hours being from a. m to
u m, and from D. m. TO z p. m. The
very best and richest kind of soup,
with plenty of bread, was served ont
to the hungry throng, which consisted
entirely Of men. The women and chill
dren evidently felt somewhat timid al
applying for something to eat. but ali
who are hungry should avail them
selves of this opportunity to still that
hunger. Women and children may ap-
ply TO the back door and the people in
charge of the soup kitchen will i'll
their buckets with rich, warm sour
for the others at home. Mr.. McCarrick
pensed the eatabies during the day
and viii be found at their posts rs
long as there is any need of their as
siStance. The merchants and other
business men of the city have beer
very generous in their donations tc
the kitchen, and there was plenty OF
everything. Several ladies also SEM
large quantities of bread and there
were a few contributions in cash.