The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-28
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

BRIEF AND BREEZYs
Mr. Walter wiscomb and Miss Thorn
]. Petersen. daughter of Mrs. Wilhelmina
Petersen, were married az the home OF the
brides mother on Thursday evening.
H H Mif7in will give an illustrated
lecture on divers subjects at the Four
teenth ward meeting house tomorrow
night.
Rabbi jacobson, of the Temple. Bnai
ruary for Fort Wayne, Ind. to be absent
q few weeks.
Judge colborn. the newly elected Sec
rotary Of the chamber of commerce, will
qualify on Monday morning and take
charge of the office.
A marriage license was issued by the
county clerk yesterday to Isaac A. Fer
guson, of South Cottonwood, ana Sarah
N. Sanford, of Butlerville, Salt Lake
county.
In the matter of the estate and guard
ianship of Harry E. Low, minor, Judge
Blair yesterday issued an order setting
Friday, February 2, as the date on when
petitions for letters Of guardianship Will
be heard.
The Church University Theology class
will meet as usual in the. assembly nan
the attendance of all, printed outline
of the days lesson viii be provided each
one who attends.
There are now forty-seven prisoners
COQuQeG at Jle county jail dllu d
lot OF citizens would he hard to find
Many of them are awaiting the acuon
Of the grand jury and are held under
close Survillance.
The wool men Of Salt Lake county will
be represented by five delegates at the
western convention of wool growers
which viii be held on February 9Th. A
meeting should have been held Yesterday
but the men of sheep failed to make con-
necetOns.
At the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tomorrow
evening will be given a social under the
auspices Of the Ladies Auxiliary. Light
refreshments will be served and there will
be a parlor MUSICALE games, gymraStlsc,
etc The public is invited.
The fire department was called out last
night at lilo O'Clock to eXtlnguls5h
which had started from a box OF I'VE
ashes. The room was occupied by " al
lace & Co.'S tailors. The damage wll - pc
very light and sustained solely. by the
building. Nothing but the chemical was
required to extinguish the blaze
Jacob Mortz has gone ,d to San ioa1 Fran M
B'nai Birth at the convention OF the
grand lodge in that city today and to-
morrow. Mr.. Moritz will present tetore
the grand lodge memorial requesting
The adoption of the optional endowment
feature of the widows and orphans bene-
ficiary fund of that order
The Utah Democratic club held an in
feresting meeting at the club rooom in
the Progress building last evening. D.
z. Dunisar made a very able address on
the monetary question, taking the GOLD
showed deep research on the part OF the
speaker. and his argument for the gold
standard was . strong exposition OF lhe
difficult problem.
The number of contagious diseases re-
ported to Health Commissioner Beatty
last week was five, viz: Diphtnerla l.
scarlet fever T. The case OF diphthera
and one of the scarlet fever cases proved
fatal. Eight burial permits and two per
Inits to ship corpses were issued Ihree
births. all of females, were reported
Fourteen complaints of various klnds
were received and attended to.
The regular services at the Jewish
temple Friday were unusually interesting
Rabbi Jacobson delivered a LECTURE on
which was highly entertaining Joshua
Carlisle rendered a beautiful offeItory
from Tito Mattel and Miss Belle ,Cohen
ssIsrael Der Painless Deserts" The chorus
singing was also well rendered.
At a. m yesterday the thermometer
registered p. at noon IS. and at p. m m
So the maximum temperature beinS &c.
and the minimum p. Observer Salisbury s
forecast for today is: Cloudy The OBJ
was as follows: Salt Lake, d Cheyenne,
Is: Helena, 90; Miles City below; Winnie
1nucca, 2; Idaho Falls, &c. At 70 a m; !:
Salt Lake %; Bingham, Is; Ogden, %;
LOGAN, p; Park City, y; Provo, 20.
Ii is announced that an assembly of
women under the auspices of the Woman
Suffrage association is to take place at
the thirteenth ward hall on Saturday,
February 8, 1894, at o'clock p m There
will be brief speeches from some OF the
most eminent ladies and gentlemen of the
territory, interminglec with songs, reelta-
fions etc Mrs Zina D. n. Young, Hon.
J. f. Booth, Mrs. Emily $ Richards and
others viii take part. All invited TO at
tend. and the meeting promises to De one
of the most interesting OF the kind ever
held in the territory
President Chambers and Secreatry Nc
Daniel. of the Utah Worlds fair con-
mission, returned Yesterday morning from
Park City, where the former mad been on
business and the latter for pleasure.
Some day during the coming week the
commission viii meet with the joint
Worlds fair committee OF the legislature
and 90 over the Worlds fair reports
already submitted. the affairs of the
commission are now in proper shape for
presentation to the legislative committee
and the members of the latter will be
given an opportunity to make the most
Searching investigation as to the eX-
peudftureS made in connection with
Utah's display at the exposition