The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-09-02
BRIEF AND BREEZY

William Kahn was commissioned no.
tary public yesterday.
A new star route has been established
between Huntsville and Eagle, a dis
tance of twenty-eight miles, once a week
schedule.
Inquiries from Kansas and Pennsylva-
MIA regarding the Uintah Indian reserva-
ton lands of Utah We're received at the
chamber of commerce yesterday.
Yesterdays clearings were S154, 5S4, as
compared with h, S99,SiS for the same day
of last year. The elearings for the week
footed up s1.032,961 as against $53S, 213 for
the same week of 1893
The semi-annual conference of the Salt
Lake stake of the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints second day. will
be convened IN the tabernacle at 10 a. m.
p. m. and 1880 p m. All the meetings
are open to the public.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 60, at noon rs and at p. m.
o. the maximum temperature being 50.
and the minimum 81. Observer Salisbury's
forecast for today is: Fair weather, sta
tionary temperature.
Governor West yesterday issued a re-
QUESTION on the governor of New York,
demanding that William V. Helfrlch be
delivered up to the authorities of the
law from this territory. j. E. Davenport,
chief of police of Ogden, was appointed
the agent to convey the fugitive to Utah,
If apprehended.
In regard to the recent recovery of sto-
len property by the sheriff Mr. Lewis
saws that ne gave the officers some lnfor-
nation regarding Shorty" Anderson, but
the property supposed to have been sto-
len by Shorty was not recovered. As
TO the goods that were found. Mr.. Lewis
says that he knew nothing about them.
The funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Vincent were held yesterday
morning a { the residence of Mrs. Stewart,
one Of the daughters of the deceased.
ar rrCin had Inv
tette made up of Lizzie Thomas Ed
wards. Miss Pike, George D. Pyper and
II. S. Ensign. Consoling remarks were
made by c. r. Savage, Seymour B.
Young and Martin Lenzi.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Levi E. Naylor, aged Is. of West
Jordan, and Emma NJ Newbold aged q,
OF Taylorsville: Armund Christ Lee, aged
e, Of this city, and Bertha Folday, aged
aged p, and Angelina Duncombe, aged
q, both of this city; Josiah Wheeler.
aged Il, of South Cottonwood, and Eta
Cooper, aged q, of West Jordan.
The governor and secretary of the ter
ritory yesterday removed to their new
Offices at the Industrial Home building.
Each will have three rooms the COVER
nor's suite being located north of the
hall leading from the west entrance. The
secretary has the same number of rooms
on the opposite side, the former head
quarters of the Utah commission, that
Dody having removed 10 the TooHlS ABOVE
on the second floor.
The Laboring Mems association met
last evening with about fifty members
present. P. w. McCaffery,- the presi-
dent, occupied the chair 1t was de-
cided that the association would spend
Monday, Labor Day, at Liberty park,
and that they would have a rousing
celebration. Five new members were
elected and the meeting adjourned until
next Saturday, Sept. s.
w. A. Graves, a>cnining man of expert
ence, left this city about two months
ago TO take charge of the properties OF
the Pan-American company situated in
Ionora, Mex. He writes under date OF
Aug. "a, to Ernest G. Rognan, president
of the corporation, to say that the prop
critics are of a very promising nature
that the ore is of the same quality as
that found in the Mercur district, aver
aging about $50 per ton. Mr.. Graves as
serts that by using the {, T. Brown v
tubes. now employed by the Mercur com.
pany. he can ship nearly $500 worth OF
cyanides per month.