The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-22
BRIEF AND BREEZY,

a certificate Of incorporation was yes
Ferday issued to the Ormsby q Marunedu
Drug company, of Logan
DR.. Millspaugh will deliver a lecture TO-,
morrow evening at the university on
f'Science Teaching in the Public SCHOOLS.
The funeral services over the remains of
the late Byron Quayle will be held at
residence Eleventh South and West Tenn
pie, Sunday, July Y, at S:5u p. III. frlehuS
Invited to attend.
At a. m. yesterday the Thermometer
registered 81, at noon SO, and at p. m. SO,
the maximum temperature being " ana
the minimum 60. Observer Salisbury S
forecast for today is: Fair weather, sta-
fionary temperature.
Yesterdays clearings were S1S25SS, as
compared with $116, 504 for the same day OF
last year. The clear1ngs for the week
Footed UP $94s.561, as compared with, S712,-
5S1 for the same week Of 1898, handsome
gain.
Sheriff Mcqueen is one of the few .peo-
pie who never accept pass He belleves
that public officers should not lay them
SELVES open to the charge of bribery by
accepting any privilege that might lend
any tinge to such charge
Mrs Hassenpfug, the widow Of the
veteran soldier who died here last week,
feels very grateful to the friends who
gave aid and sympathy during her huS-
bands long Illness, and is especially
grateful to the ladies' of the George R.
Maxwell relief corps.
In explanation of the accident which oc-
cured on Friday night, DR.. Hewitt, whose
wheel struck L. ]. Davis, stated yesterday
that he was quite distance from the gen
Ftlemaa when he rang mis- bell, the loudest
of it's kind in the city, he says Davis
stepped directly in front of the wheel
which was not going more than three
miles an hour, and his leg was caught
The doctor says he was very profuse in
his apologies and offered to make all
amends in his power.
An interesting meeting Of those inter
sisted IN the Worllngmen's Cooperative
Manufacturing and Mercantile associa-
ton was held last week. Joseph Nc
lachlan, of Ogden, a practical cooper OF
long experience, vas present and made
an instructive talk on cooperation. The
constitution and bylaws were reported
and read and an adjournment was taker
until July "A. ct p. m, when the associa,
ton will meet at Scandia hall to adop'
the constitution and bylaws. and cleo
officers. All WorkingInen are invited t
attend.
On account Of the recent destruction O.
bridges on the Union Pacific's Montana
divisions. mails are being staged from
Butte and the extreme north to Dillor
and Wardner. From these stations train.
pull out regularly for the south At tn,
postoffice the. mails are arriving abou
seven hours late daily from the north
ana in common with all other mails ar
usually several hours late. Yesterday wa.
no exception. The western mail was thre-
hours late, the Rio Grande Western CAM
in four hours behind it's schedule tim
and the Union Pacific from the east wa!
six hours of.
D. E. Brockbank, one OF the party o
i've wheelmen who have just been doin,
northern Utah and Idaho awheel, is back
having come down from Pocatello vi;
Union Pacific. This change in the plan
of the party was due to an accident t.
John Sharp's wheel. Brockbank ant
Sharp drew cuts to see who would rid
the formers wheel back and as result
the owner gave up his machine TIL
others will return this evening 1t ha
been a great trip for the boys and with
out accident, except that which damages
Sharp's wheel. From Soda Springs tn
wheelmen rode. over to the ranch of tn
Blackfoot Cattle company, on the Black
foot river and there they broke the rec
crd for fishing, catching 149 trout in on
evening. Brockbank drew out one beauti
Sul fellow weighing five pounds.