The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-24
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Three drunks and one vagrant consti-
tuted the police court docket. yesterday.
The board of public works meets tomor-
SSoW to consider the question OF opening
Nne gravity sewer work
Fifteen cents per copy VIII be paid for
Semi Weekly Heralds date OF December
u, 1892, sent to this office.
Mamie Lee and Lottie Miner, described
as sports" were run IN by the ponce
and booked on the charge OF vagrancy.
There will be meeting of the Laboring
Mems association on Monday evening at
S:90 o'clock at Taylor's hail on South
Eemple street.
registered IS, at noon, AZ and at p. IN. 43,
the maximum temperature being Oh and
khe minimum 80.
On account OF case of dipntheria in
Rhe vicinity of the Fourteenth ward meet
ing house. there VIII be no Sunday school
services this morning
Yesterdays clearings were S252.577. as
compared with S2O6 005. The week s clear
1ngs footed up ST. 1868, IS compared with
f915,S97 fer the same week OF 1884.
Mrs. Hannah Stevens Marks, mother
of S. r. Marks. passed away yesterday
at the age of So. Funeral services VIII be
held at the Fourteenth ward assembly
hail on Tuesday at 2 p. m.
George Baldwin yesterday received a
certificate from the county clerk EMIT
llllE MN 10 bounty Oh 900 IluShTdLS anu
SIX nninks. He produced the hides of the
aforesaid, which were verified by Deputy
lAL Reese.
A company, First infantry Oenhalter
RiAes), meets for drill and the election of
officers at the Brigham Young Trust
Company's building, on Commercial
street, tomorrow night. A full attend
Rnce is expected.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
Gay TO Joseph 6 Hicks, aged SO, and En-
ET-- lz.,l+ -
Charles William Last, aged AZ, of West
Jordan, and Augusta NJ. Kellar, aged SO,
OF East Mil Creek.
Clerk Fonands report for the week
ending shows; Deaths from all causes;
aes 4 81 femaleS q t9ta sss 10 Number
Scarlet fever, = diphtheria, Il total. 3.
Births reported: Males. 3: females. 3:
total, 6.
Lou Reilley, Mary Doe, Pauline Slater
ana Irish Mamie" were arrested last
night warrants issued by Commits
6io1er Greenman, charging them With
vGgrancy, the complaints being sworn tc
by z. a, Franks. Bail was fixed at SIS
Pauline's lover put up for her but tbs
ctaers Went TO jail
Gussie Blake was arrested last night
by ths police on a warrant sworn to by
detective Franks before United States
Commissioner GreeDInan, charging hel
with selling liquor without license ano
keeping a house of III fame. Gussie put
up SO on each charge TO secure her ap
spearance on Monday
The many friends of Mrs Luetta Pen
rose will regret to learn of a serious acct
dent that befel that lady yesterday. Sht
had stepped out OF her residence WheI
she slipped on the ice, and in falling
broke the left arm in two places. DR.
c. F. Wilcox was called in and set thu
1inb, ana the patient is resting as easily
as could be expected under the circum
stances.
AT an early hour yesterday morning
John c. Smith died at his home in thi!
city from Bright's disease. The deceased
was only 40 years OF age, and was
native Of Tooele, but had resided In this
city for many years. Mr.. Smith was al
upright citizen and was highly respected
by all who knew him. He leaves a wife
and several children.
Mr.. Phil Margetts left yesterday To-
american Fork, where he goes to con
Eummate a two years lease on the Kala
znazO0 nine to parties backed by New
Orleans capitalists. This property i
considered by experts very valuable, be
ing located on the Miller Hill at the hea,
OF American Fork canyon, and within SO
1eet Of the great Miller mine. Shipment
made to the Miugo Smelter some time ag
of bouiders found on the property wen
very high IN lead and silVer-75 per cent
lead. 6S ounces silver and some gold. Tn
mine is owned by P. Margetts, of Sal
Lake. 7. Il. Cutler, Lehi John Peters, Am
erican Fork, and the heirs of the lat
William Brown Of Provo. a patent 70
the claim was recorded about a year ago
Should the lessees he as fortunate a
the owners Of the Miller were who too
odt nearly a million In q few months
Phil says, eve may be happy yet