The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-07-29
BRIEF AND BREEZY

Mrs; Marie Briare leaves over the RIO
Grande Western tonight for Havre,
France.
County Treasurer Lynn will pay war
rants from No. 2465 to 2,540 inclusive,
Which viii call for about $4,000.
Yesterdays clearings were s16S, COG, as
compared with $50, 96S for the same day
of last year. The weeks clearings
amounted to $S12S12 as. against S66l, $50 for
the same week of 1899.
The horticultural society of Salt Lake
county viii meet at the county court
house next Saturday at p. m. The Bee
keepers association viii hold a meeting
at the same time and place.
At q. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered %, at noon 81 and at D. m.
50, the maximum temperature being 81
and the minimum 3d. Observer Salisbury
forecast for today is: Fair weather,
warmer.
4 large number of Shriners arrived here
yesterday from Denver. They were met
at the depot by a committee, and after
z drive over the city in the Raymond
coach, were taken to Saltair. Another
delegation VIII be here today.
The statehood celebration at Saltair on
August l. is assuming gigantic proper
Uons DR.. Iliif has returned to the city
and in addition to the speakers announc-
ed ia yesterdays Herald. he will deliver
an address. There viii be instrumental
and vocal music and the programme VIII
be an interesting one throughout
Mr.. Kelsey, of the city engineers de-
partnaent, had his bicycle stolen from in
front of the city hall yesterday.
Mabel Williams was arrested last night
on the charge of selling liquor without
license and assault and battery.
Dan Harrison was booked at the police
station last night on the charge OF using
abusive language.
The Laboring Mems association met in
Reilly's hail last evening, when Thomas
Boyle, w. p. Dodds, j. b. t'reckleton,
Julius Anderson, John Thorn and p ".
Mccarthy were admitted to membership.
The committee having in charge the eX-
cursion to Garfield on August 8, reported
that good progress had been made, and
the association adjourned TO meet at the
county court house on August 4, at p. m.
One CT the chronic .'kickers'' who an
nually harras SIS the board of equalization
appeared before that august body on Fri
day and objected strenuously 10 the as
SeSSed valuation OF certain property. 1t
is an outrage to assess that land at
more than So an acre" SAID the irate tax
payer. What's the matter with your
inquired a member of the board. 1T is
assessed at $3.50 an acre" The outraged
citizen departed hastily and County AS
SCISSOR Lynch smiled.
Miss Sadie Thomas gave a tea on
Thursday afternoon to few lady friends
and some gentlemen were invited TO join
the party in the evening, which was
pleasantly spent with music and games.
The guests were Mrs. Ensign, Mrs. Reta
Heesch, Mrs. Lizzie Thomas-Edwards,
Mrs Thomas, Mrs. McAlliSter, Mrs. Null
hail. Mrs. Silverwood, Misses Margtee
Sharp, Aggle Campbell Nell Neslen and
Messrs. PinkertoE, Thomas, Edward
Thomas and Johnson.
There are messages at the Western
Union Telegraph office for Eli Gregson,
Mrs NJ Hammersiough. William Crane,
Miss Lille Ellis, Frank Simons. Alex.
Nelson, Albert Kleybolte, two, William
A Hirschfeid and Miss NJ. NJ. Barnett.
Chief Justice Merritt intends taking a
holiday trip of three or four weeks du-
ration to Alaska. The learned judge will
probably start on Tuesday and during
his absence Judge Bartch will hold the
fort.