The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-16
BRIEF AND BREEZY

The Democrats owned the town yester-
day.
The usual number of inquiries were
received at the chamber of commerce
yesterday.
P. f. Peterson was yesterday appoint
ed postmaster at Redmond. Sewer coun-
ty, vice ]. B. Sorenson, resigned.
William Hyde, a former resident of this
city, and one Of the early settlers, died
on Thursday at Mancos, Colorado, of
Bright's disease.
The sixty-fifth sen1i-annual conference
of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints will convene at the taberna-
Gle on Friday morning, Oct. 5.
Edward Rhodes fell from a Warm
Springs street car. near the Gift house
corner, last night, and injured his hip
badly.
Students who are admitted to the nor
NAL department of the university, under
the law governing the admission of terri
torial normals. will be exempted from even
the normal registration fee.
Yesterdays clearings were s1So.4o1. as
compared with S12S,033 for the same day
of last year. The weeks clearings were
S1o2,145, as compared with S705,674 for
the same week of 1898.
Licenses to wed were issued yesterday
TO Virginia. Bonoicin, aged "A. of Mer
cur, and Giovanni Cereghlno, aged 20.
of Bingham, and Edwin Southam, aged
% and Lena Hoffman, aged q, of this
city.
J. T. HARDWOOD and Herman H. Hoag,
both well-known artists, are in charge OF
the art department of the University Of
Utah. The course of instruction is not
confined to university students proper and
It is expected that the art class will be
a large one.
The postofTice boys and their ladies'
and friends, will out at Geneva today
and the promise Of glorious time will
a m M a
win be run over the Rio Grande West
ern, giving the public the benefit of a
seventy-five mile ride for 30 cents.
The Century Wheel club will take a
run to Springville today, starting from
Fowler. of the Hill Cycle company. Chi
cago, and George Odell will accompany
the crowd, which includes o,Neil; Beach.
Fred" Game, A. w. Game ST., and
others.
AS result OF the good work of Post
master Nash. North Salt Lake is to Sc
cure a free postal delivery system, the
department. having Just authorized an in
crease of one mounted carrier. One col
lection ard one delivery will be made
daily in the suburb. The postmaster. is
very much pleased with the ready assist
ance given by the administration.
Chief of Police Pratt, Sam Kenyon, NJ.
II. Walker, and L. b. Rogers, left for
idaho last evening on a short pleasure
trim. They Will leave the train at Beaver
canyon and go west some distance for
the purpose of reaching the haunts of the
gr5 yling, one of the gamiest of fish COM
mon only in the west to the waters of
eastern Idaho.
There is a pair of twins at 512 State
street, and strange to say, while one ar
rived last Wednesday, the other has been
a resident of this place for thirty-three
years. They are seventy-Seven years old.
Mrs Catherine Palmer has at present
Visf ig her, two sisters a brother-in-
Law and niece from Philadelphia; one OF
the ladies, Mrs. Sarah Schoffeld, being
the twin sister of Mrs. Palmer. During
childhood the resemblance between them
was so great that their father could not
likeness is almost perfect at this late
day The party Will remain several
weeks visiting relatives and seeing the
sights in Zion.
]. A. McNahon, described as a detec-
tive, was arrested early this morning on
the complaint of W. w. Shedd, W. w.
Wisher and J NJ. Webb for stealing
water melon. The parties roomed in the
Gladstone building and Shedd who owned
the melon, brought it all the way from
Grand Junction from where he had just
returned and left it temporarily in the
hall, when Mcmahon. * is alleged, made
away with it and took it to his own
joke than anything else but hot words
passed be tween the parties and McMahon
was arrested and charged with petit lar
ceny and viii have to answer ct p. m.
on Monday before the police judge.