The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-03
HERE AND THERE.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to George Whitehead, aged &c, and Annie
Osborne. aged 26; to Edward W. Tilton,
aged 10, and Mrs. Alice Pierce, aged %;
y. Mckenzie, aged 40, all of this city;
also to William Brown, aged SO, and,
Fanny Jones, aged 20, both of Draper.
The Salt Lake Democratic Working
mems club held an enthusiastic meeting
last night. The attendance was large and
seventy-five new members were admitted.
Addresses were make by Messrs. P W.
Mccartney. H. W. Sadler and Mr. Kelley,
Judge Henderson, Judge Powers, Hon. j.
L. Rawlins, D. c. Dunbar and Commits
sioner NorTell to attend the next meeting
to be held on Thursday evening.
At the. Democratic county convention
held at Centerville, Davis county yester-
day, the following gentlemen were elected
as delegates to the territorial conventions:
G. E. Pearson, Thomas j.. Brandon,
F. Roueche, alternatives, David stoker,
c. w. lockwood and George w. Green.
The Democratic county committee was
organized with John G.. M. Burnes presi-
dent, A. P. Hatch, yice-pTeSident and
Henry H. Blood, secretary and treasurer.
The Laboring Mems association met at
the county court house last, evening with
President Rawlings in the chair There
was a large attendance and some fifty
new members were initiated Encoura ging
reports were received from the committee
and a vote of thanks was rendered to
the county selectmen and other gentlemen.
The ASSOCIATION also, extended It's thanks
to The Herald and Tribune. Another
meeting will be held at the county court
house tomorrow evening.
A. C. Burton, an attorney from San
Francisco who intends making Salt Lake
his home in the future, is in the city. Mr..
Protective Order of Elks, hailing from
Golden Gate Lodge No. 6, and during the
last few days he has been very busy ar
ranging for the organization of a lodge
here. About twenty-five prominent peo-
pie already signitied their intention OF
joining, and it is now d. sure thing that
a lodge will be under way here in a very
short time.
of directors of the Agricultural college
was at his desk again yesterday after
a three days absence in Logan, where
he attended the annual meeting of the
board. AS announced exclusively in The
Herald yesterday morning, Professor
Joshua H. Paul will succeed Professor
Sanborn was president OF the college. In
addition to selecting a. new president the
board elected H. E. Hatch of Logan, treas
urer, and approved the action of the com.
mlttee which had in hand the revision
OF the lss3-4 salary schedule Under the
new schedule the teachers will receive
on an average of 10 per cent. less salary
Salt Lake did not secure the next con
vention of the Brotherhood of Locomo
tive Engineers, but Delegate Beless made
noble light for it. The first ballot stoot
Salt Lake 14S, Ottawa, 145, Columbus 126
st. Louis "a, and this city gained GROUND
until when the last ballot was taken thai
day, and received IT'S. votes, Columbus III
and Ottawa only 135. An adjournment
was then taken and during the night tn
ottawa champions did some tall cam
paigning and the next morning the con
yention went to the Canadian capital
| From all accounts Salt Lake received {
| lot of good advertising through the eCfortt
of the local delegate, and only lost by al
| eyelaSh after all