The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-30
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

little stranger arrived at the home
al Mr.. and Mrs. z. q. Moolley. jr-. yes
serday morning, ~ was fine boy.
The rattle sor the crazy quilt and
shanls, the work Of Mrs. Bessie Taylor,
Y mas ~ en- postponed until the 18th Of next
rnonth-
AIS a. m. yesterday, the thermometer
registered g. at noon p. and al s p N.
Is, the maximum temperature being 70
and the minimul1is q.
Ten cents (l0c) per copy will be paid for
copies of the Senli-weezly Herald date of
September 18th, 1892, sent u this Office,
and dailies of September 9th, 1885, sent To-
this Office
Yesterdays clearings we're s241. ls2, as
compared with $2l1, 4o8 tor the CORES
for the week were si,5s1. 500. as compared
with sls2l5,05S for the same week OF 1875
The snowstorn yesterday made the
Eleighing good aast might, and the merry
Jingle OF the bells was heard on the
streets. The livery Stable men are hop
Eng that present conditions will continue
The county clerk yesterday ISSUED mar
: ( age licenses to Samuel jacobson, age
80. and Lille Levy, age IL. Doth OF salt
LAX city, and to Frank Decker: y o.
IS Of SAT- Lake city
On MONDAY. at IL o'clock noon, the
Salt Lake Hot Springs Sanftarium COM
paay will give the newSbOyS possession
lowed to invite a boy friend. The young
fellows are looking forward TO a gay
time.
A meeting cf the council OF the COM
bined Democratic clubs will be held on
Monday evening at t., me once q he Su l,,
pose of making announcements for the
suitable celebration of Jackson Day, JAM
uary s.
Yesterdays business in the, United
States Land 5 office was confined - 70 F the
ron. Emery county. homestead entry OF
the south half of the southwest quarter
of section IS, township 10 south; lots z
end 5 Of section 2, township 20 south,
range east.
The installation OF the officers OF Camp
Sc, Modern W'oodmen of the World, will
take place at the hall of the camp in the
next, and will be public. A large con-
course is expected to be On attendance
and a. good time is anticipated. This or
der Is growing rapidly N this CITY ana =
insurance organizations of the country in
time.
Under q. warrant from D. D. Davis, the
deputy grand master of the jurisdiction
of Colorado, the colored members of the
"A. r. & A. NJ. ON Thursday evening last
organized a chapter in this city. Editor
Mason. of the Western Record, was
chosen as the NJ E. II. P. and the we'll
known coiored Mason, Mr.. Wilson, scribe.
The meeting was very interesting one
and the members of the new chapter are
confident that DIT will be a grand success.
H S. Drake, the Mercur miner, who at
tempted suicide Wednesday night at the
sanitariIm by shooting himself. is alive
at St. Marks hospital. Although the
leaden missile is embedded in his skull,
the doctors say his chances of recovery
are improving. An effort will be made to
extract the hattened bullet in a. few days,
and when abe operation is successfully
nerformed there will be nothing unfavor-
able to mis- speedy and permanent recoV-
cry.
Patrick Quinn, nephew Of the late VIM.
Temple, who died in this city, on Christ
mas Day. has arrived in the city from
Chicago, and has made arrangements for
the funeral which will take place today
at ST. Mary's cathedral, at o'clock.
Carriages will leave No. 125 East First
South at $50 Q. m. Flowers should be
left with the Collins Undertaking com
of the deceased are invited to attend the
funeral.
The county officers-elect are feeling
very much aggrieved over the failure OF
the committee having the opening cele-
bration in charge to send them a FORMAL
Invitation to attend the ceremonies.
There is some talk of a retaliatory move
g11ent in the shape of a. banquet and ball
ON New Years eve, at which the outgo-
ing members will be given the chilly
shake a meeting was ITO have been neld
in the office of Mr.. WhftteTnore, county
attorney-elect, yesterday afternoon, TO
consider the matter. Something definite
will doubtless be issued today.