The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-18

Mrs. NJ. E. Amos left for the east last
evening on IN extended trip.
The teachers examinations will begin
today at the high school building under
the direction of Chairman MlllSpagh and
Professor J. T. Kingbury and r. j.
Caskey. The examination will continue
for two days. Much interest is manifest
ed in the event.
Mrs. Kelley, under Indictment with Rev.
DR.. Mabry for adultery, with the knoWl-
edge and consent of her boDdsmen, left
last evening for Kansas, where she in
tends spending some little time with
friends, but will return before the case is
called for trial.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
TO Joseph H. Cutler, aged Is, of Mont
pelier, and Margaret j. Hawkley, aged
20, of Pocatello: Andrew Hanson, aged %,
and Emma Hatfield, aged ~, of Granite;
NJ Hitler, aged so; Alfred HerZog, aged 20,
and Martha Schneider, aged u. of Salt
Lake city.
Dr. Millspaugh, the superintendent of
the city schools, informed reporter yes
terday that the indica tons at present
indicate an attendance of about one hun
bred teachers from this city at the SeS-
sion of the National Educational aSSocia-
ton which meets in Denver next month.
1t is not known how many Will attend
from the outside. but il is expected that
about two hundred more will join.
Albert Brewster, a young man of this
city, was shot in the thigh on Sunday by
a friend with whom he was spending the
Sabbath in Parley's canyon. Frank
Convey is the shooters name, and the acct
dent was another case of didn't know il
was loaded" Convey was about to pack
the weapon when II went oil. DIR. Bowers
dressed the wound and took fifteen shot
therefrom. The young man will get well.
An unknown man ran over a little
daughter of Louis SchweitZer, who lives
on Seventh East street, at IL so yesterday
en- Sl,-.,~
furious rate and the child had not time
in which to get out Of the way. He was
driving a horse attached to a delivery
wagon; Instead OF Stopping to ascer-
drove on, although the wheels of the
wagon passed over the body of the little
unfortunate. Fortunately the vehicle was
a light one, and the injuries inflicted are
not serious.
Articles Incorporating the Davis Shoe
company were filed with the county clerk
yesterday. The corporation will enga ge
in the manufacture of boots and shoes
stock is $4,000, divided INTO shares of 81
each. Abe Davis, of Chicago, is presi-
dent; Ben Davis, of this city, secretary
and treasurer. These two, with Lyman
The other incoropators are Charles DAVIS
and Anna Lewis. Sixteen thousand
five hundred shares of the stock is treas
ury stock and is for sale. The balance is
held by the incorporatorS.
From indications it would appear that
in the selection of plants for the JOINT
city and county building grounds, the
florist having the contract for furnishing
the $500 called for, has chosen the small
est and weakest in the green house Some
of them are very sickly in appearance
and look as if they were of a very forced
growth. 1t is stated on good authority
that Murphy did not furnish all of them
either: that other parties who are direct
ly interested in the care OF the grounds
got a whack at the fund. One of the
councilmen told a reporter yesterday that
when the bill came up before the Council
he was going to object to it's payment
and ask that the matter be investigated
with "assaulting the treasury and he.
for one proposed to see that when it is
attacked in future that value received
should constitute reason for its deple-
ton.