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

Miss Viola Pratt is expected to sing a
solo at the tabernacle today.
There are messages at the Western
Union telegraph office for II. Q. Smith and
Melvin Smith.
A marriage liceLse was issued Yesterday
TO Warren G.: Street, aged 81, and Minnie
c. Todd, aged 40, both of this city.
On account of the condition of the
weather the excursion of the postoffice
employees to Geneva has been postponed
until next Sunday.
But one order was made in the Probate
court yesterday. An order was made con-
firming the sale of real estate of the es-
tate of Abraham Coon. deceased.
Yesterdays clearings were S193, S12 as
compared with 10S3S2 for the same day
of last year. The clearings for the week
footed up s1,076,099, as compared with
,S9e for the same week of 1893
George E. Hill. a rising young attorney
of Salt Ike city, returned yesterday morn
lowstone park He reports having
splendid time. hunting, fishing and sight
seeing.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
So, the maximum temperature being S. and
the minimum AZ. Observer Salisburys
forecast for today is: Fair weather
The Laboringmen's association held
their weekly meeting in the county court
house last evening. p. W. McCafery
presided and several new applications
were received and acted upon. The as
socia ton adjourned until next Saturday
night
The Utah commission is preparing a
statement for the fiscal year of 1854,
ending June so, which will be a tabulated
document showing the numerical strength
of the Democratic and Republican parties
This statement will be sent the interior
department.
Fireman MCQUEEN is nursing an in
cured foot and doing more growing to
the square yard than any other single
foot In the department Old John, one
of the truck horses, stepped on Macs
foot. 1t was purely accident, say the
boys.
A special programme will be rendered
bright iI2 the Twentieth Ward meeting
house under the aucpices CT the Y NJ. and
Y. L. NJ. /. associations Of that ward, it
being the last of The summer series of lee
James, selections by the Nj. l. A. quar-
tette, and a lecture, THE Earth 10y FL
der 5. w. Jenkinson.
Ray Raymond. travelling correspondent
of the Salt Lake Herald, is at the capt.
tai He expects to remain in Boise two
weeks, during which time he will devote
himself largely to writing up the re-
sources Of this section of Idaho. Mr..
Raymond's bright correspondence from
other Idaho points has been read with
keen interest by The Herald's patrons
everywhere.-Boise Statesman.
Inc I. NJ. Z. a. locating ana Literary
society meets Tuesday, September 18th, at
S .. m. in the parlors of the Y. NJ. Q. A.
Weekly sessions win be held thereafter
during the fail and winter at which social
political and philosophical questions will
be discussed. Eligible young men are in
vited TO become members. The conStitu-
ton and bylaws may be procured from
the secretary of the Y. n. c. A.
Deputy Marshal Fowler was in town
yesterday on business. He says he is
going right ahead with the preparations
for the execution of Enoch Davis, which
will take place near Provo next Friday
unless Governor West commutes the SEN
tence. Another petition asking that eX-
ecutive clemency be extended to Davis
is being circulated in Utah county.
One lone case occupied the attention
of Police Justice Smith yesterday and
the legal doors were locked and the
court took a vacation. n. A. Peterson,
a farmer, was arrested for tying his team
to fire hydrant. but discharged on ac-
CONT of his Ignorance of city customs.
All other cases went over until the new
week.
Democrats of the Fourth precinct are
reminded that their primary meeting to-
morrow night will be held in the Bur-
lingtor school house, on H street, be-
tween Second and Third. The usual place
has been the Eighteenth ward school
house but the Burlington building was
selected by the precinct committee as be-
ing more nearly in the center of the pre-
cinct.