The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-11-04
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

w. P. Wilson has been appointed post
gnaster for Esculante, Garfield county,
&ice r. P. Allen, removed.
Samuel, the I2-year-old con OF Bishop
Seadon, Of the Fifth ward, yesterday fell
nom Shetland pony and broke his
eft arm at the elbow.
a game of football between the uni
Hersity juniors and the city junior team
played yesterday resulted in victory for
che latter by a score of to 4.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered a. at noon 4S. and at p. m.
63, highest SO, lowest 81. Observer Sails
bury's forecast for today: Fair weather,
warmer.
The Naomi lodge, whose pleasant socials
given last winter, Will be remembered by
all who attended, will resume its socials,
the first to be given at Odd Fellows tenn
pie on Saturday evening.
Yesterdays clearings were s2526Ss, as
compared with S15S,5Ss for the same day
up I,35s, go, as compared with $50, 5lS for
ahe Same week OF last year.
The Herald was favored with q sere-
made last night by Major Dave Levy
Democratic drum corps augmented by a
large and exceedingly efficient corps Of
burglars. The performance of the latter
WAS exceptionally fine.
The commissioner to locate university
lands yesterday disposed of 200 acres of
school land, for which the university
fund will receive the sum of S. 5S1.75. Of
the acreage, eighty acres were IN Tooele
county and 12o acres in this county.
New cases of both diphtheria and scarlet
fever made their appearance last week,
contagious diseases. OF deaths from other
causes there were twenty-one, while
forty-six new babies were registered.
Secretary Amy, of the Alta club yes
teroay notified all members that arrange
ments had been made for special election
returns on the night of the great stTug-
Gle A private wire will be put in by the
Western Union and bulletins will be re-
ceived from all parts Of the country.
Captains Cox, Allen and Harmon, of
San Francisco, workers in the Salvation
army, are in the, city and will speak at
lie viii remember a former visit of these
excellent Christian workers, when they
spoke SO effectively in the tabernacle.
Twelve great paper and package boxes
were received from Washington, by the
once distributed in the business section.
The postoffice officials have been working
untiringly to secure the boxes for the
past two years and naturally feel much
elated over their success.
For obtaining tomales under false pre-
lenses, that is, without having any money
TO pay for them, Dan Lyon was .yester-
day fined s.. in the police court. His
fellow tonale lover, William Irvine, was
found not guilty and discharged Two
DRINKS were assessed s. each and one
prostitute left the usual $3.50.
Licenses TO wed were issued yesterday
TO John Dunn, aged, aged q, and Emma
Bennett, aged %, of West Jordan; Jay
Williams, aged %, of this city, and Laura
Burns, aged Is, Of Bountiful; Hans A.
Olsen, aged q, and Mary C. Hards, aged
t. of Mountain Dell and Joseph D. Clark,
aged 26. of Iowa. and Eva a. Clawson,
aged % of this city.
News was received yesterday from Dr.
Bascom at Philadelphia that Mrs. Bas-
com was very low and that her recovery
was despaired of. The lady has been in
poor health for some time and went east
two or three weeks ago for the purpose
of consulting eminent physicians and
probably undergoing an operation. The
operation was performed on Friday but
she never rallied from the effects. Her
gnany friends in this city are deeply
panied at the sad intelligence.
The regular meeting of the County Hor-
ticultural society was held at the county
court house yesterday, Mr.. D. Austin pre-
siding with ]. 3. Tagg as secretary After
the routine business had been disposed OF,
a number of the gentlemen present MAGE
brief addresses in regard to winter work,
urging the ACCESSIBILITY OF Senoing some
literature into the county. Messrs. +, A
| Dix. T. e. wishing and George Bailey
were appointed as committee 10 wait
on the county court tomorrow Inc So
cietv will hold Its next meeting on the
sar~| Saturday in December.