The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-25
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The mail messenger service between
Wanship. Summit county, from the
Echo & Park City railroad route, mas
been discontinued.
Manufacturers are requested to hurry
along their exhibits to the home goods
fair 1t is hoped that all VIII De IN
place by Monday evening.
There are messages at the Western
Union Telegl aph Office for Mrs. Frank
Frve. Mrs. Dina Bloom. NJ. \. Walsh,
Miss Annie WEIGH and B. j. Sullivan.
Members of the general convention Of
Democratic clubs will meet this after
noon at $50 in the rooms of the Bust
ness Mems association, in the Progress
building.
Cha-les Woodmansee. one Of the ear
lest s3iOneers. died at his nome IN Og-
den yesterday morning. He mas been
ailing some time, his complaint beng
neuralgia of the heart.
Colonel II. c. Lett has found it nee
essary to have change OF climate
and left last night for Los Angeles.
He was accompanied by his daughter
and viii be absent about month.
The l5cal freight association held a
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
office of Chairman Griffin. The rail
readers talked over things in general
but did nothing Of any importance.
on Saturday next a County Fruit
Growers association VIII be organized
Those interested in the industry have
been called 20 meet at the Exposition
building at p. m. on the Gay Eamed
The police last night raided the Chi
nese gambling joints on Plum aiiey and
arrested two keepers, Chin Chln ana
Ching Chin, and fifteen resorters- The
latter We're all released, but Chin put
up $50 and Ching SO bond
Fred Larsen was arrested last night
for begging in the public streets.
Seven tie brakebeam tourists, from
California and the northwest were
given lodgings at the city Jail last
night.
A family reunion was held at the
residence Of w. Il. Folsom on Satur-
day evening in honor of that gentle
mans 18th birthday. There were pres
ent of the family siXty-seven persons,
including children and grandchildren.
II Was a Very happy gathering.
John z. Dolly and his daughter Nell
lie returned to this city yesterday
morning, bringing with them the body
of the wife and mother who died Fri
day noon on board a westboJnd South
ern Pacific train. The funeral services
viii be held at their family residence
this afternoon at , o'clock.
The meeting of the Scandinavian
Democratic society at Social hall to
MOI row evening viii be of unusual in
Ierest. The feature will be a lecture
by Mrs. F. S. Richards on ''WOman's
Suffrage" and in addition there will
be a vocal solo by Miss Francella. Ad-
ans, and a duet by Messrs. c. z. Nal
quist and John Sax.
The postoffice has received the fol-
lowing general order from the post
office department: Advertising sheets
consisting entirely of a combination of
literary or pictorial matter and adVer-
tisements issued by business houses
and furnished IC publishers Tor the
purpose of being circulated with sec
Ond class publications, are not regard
ed by the department as permissible
supplements CIR covers to such publ
cations when mailed at the second
class rate Of postage.
Observer Salisbury has received a
special report on winter wheat from
TaEloTSville. which states that the
wheat in that locality has done we'll
HEt acreage is nlorG than usual. and
notwithstanding the large amount OF
snow which fell ii did no ave much
effect. as it did not remal long. The
spring is backward. but during the fine
spell last week, considerable wheat Was
put i'm the ground. Gardening has made
40 progress, as the ground IS wet anC
cold.
There was a salacious treat behind
the closed doors OF q justice shop or
the fourth floor Of the Commercial
block yesterday. 81 which figured a,
plaintiff a prominent young physician
Of Second South and the junior member
of a prominent law firm of the SAME
thOrOughf2re. The reporters were I'm
able 30 fathoy1 the mysterious cause o
action or UDearth particulars which art
promised when the curtain shall haV,
raised upon the next act. The justice
Is dumb as a clam, the principals ar
10 more garrulous.
At a. m. yesterday the thermome
te, registered 81, al noon -, and at
7. IN. sc. the maximum temperature be
Ing 30 and the minimum 30. Observe
Salisbury : forecast for today is: Fai
weather, colder. The observers com
paratiVe report for yesterday was a
follows: Salt Lake, p; Baker City. 2S
Cheyenne. IS; Helena, is; Miles City
{: HaVre, 4 Winnemucca, IS: Idah
EanS5o. At 10 a. m.-Salt Lake, "a
bingham, 50; Ogden. so: Logan, %
Park City, 20; Provo, 81; Stockton, %.
At the last meeting OF the Federate,
Trades; credentials were received from
the brotherhood Carpenters and Join
ers- James McLaren, of the Salt LAX
Type Foundry. made a talk on hom
industry. and the committee on manu-
IacLure5 reported that they were work
ing tremendously with the Manufac
tJsers' Bureau. A boycott was de
ciared on Armours products. and tn
committee ON legislation was instruct
ed To investigate the alleged infractiol
OF the eight-hou law by the water
master.
The old men and The young men c
the uiba Of the Tuscaroras gathere
last night at the wigwam. which wa
pitched at The @. 4. Il. hall. for tn
purpose OF Initiating the candidate
who wished to become members. an
the one hundred and twenty who wer
pessed upon at the last meeting wer
formally taken into the club. -Four {
them passed through the iniatOry excl
cises i'm behalf of all the others an
came ont Of IL with a very good amour
of goose flesh. a large crowd was al
tracted TO the sidewalk in front by tn
noise of the shooting. as the peopl
thought some bloody fusillade was be
ing carried on by few of our toug
citizens.
Abstracts furnished, titles insured an
per cent paid on deposits by Uta
Title Insurance and Trust Co., 100 Mai
street.
Occidental Established 1872.
Our wines and liquors are guarantee
10 be just as represented, goods al
bought from first hands and in lare