The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-05
Forecast for today: Fair Weather
warmer.
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The total sum of s., 1851 has been con-
tributed to the Pioneer monument fund.
F.dy Condie and the Black Prince will
: ar gear before the Salt Lake Athletic
bou for points.
At the meeting of the Silk association
yesterday, the old board Of directors was
reelected. This was the only business of
Importance transacted.
At a. m. yesterday. the thermometer
registered 45, at noon Al, and at p. m.
81. the maximum temperature being 90,
ana the minimum At.
The little son of Desk Sergeant Mack
intosh yesterday found purse containing
a small sum OF money which the owner
can have by proving the property.
Yesterdays clearings were SlS1. 7S5, as
compared with $lS5,l4o for the same day
of last year. The clearings for the week
footed up $l,l2l.61O, as against SlOS5. 6o6
for the same week u 1894.
Miss Annie OManey. noted as the pos
SCISSOR of a baritone voice, is again at
home after on absence of several months
during which time she has filled several
important theatrical engagements.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas f. Thomas, of 6SS
Sixth street, wish it understood that the
Annie Thomas who has been arrested
several times is in no way connected with
them. This statement. while it is entirely
unnecessary, is cheerfully made.
Burglars entered the Utah Optical COM
y
early hour, and carried off fifty glass
eyes, six maSnifying glasses, lot of
Spectacies and other articles TO the Valne
OF $500. The thieves entered by breaking
in window.
The I. N. :. A. has arranged for Sc
ries of popular entertainments to be given
q the \. ". {. A. rooms every Monday
evening. The first will be given tomorrow
evening. and Will be a mock trial under
the auspices of The Polite club. The pub
lie is invited.
Lieutenant I. S. Sorley has received a
telegram announcing the sad news of the
death of his father, NJ. James Sorley, at
Galveston, Te-S. In this bereavement fol-
lowing so closely upon the death of his
sister, Lieutenant Sorley has the sympa-
thy Of many friends.
The census report of the population of
Blum Dale precinct was filed with Chief
Compiler CarbiS yesterday. The report
shows: Parents, male 43, female Il; IN
married adults, male %, female ); child
rem male IS. female 81; foreign born, s.;
native, 225; total 28S.
Tie Dayton-Smith-B lakeslee company
filed articles yesterday. The capital stock
is divided into LS00 shares of so each. c.
president; \. S BlakesIee, secretary
Louisa A. Smith and NJ and NJ. Smith are
The other incorporaJors.
The attention of the inspector of electric
lighting is gently, but firmly called TO
the fact that the light at the corner of
Third South and Third West has not
been burning for three nights. Also that
ihlS light IS on q railway crossing, where
OF all places light should be furnished.
At the meeting of the G.. A. r. tomor-
row night. the matter of arranging for
Memorial Day exercises will be taken up,
and action on the state encampment will
also be taken. Comma ndeT-ia-Chief Law
Ter. who is now in Denver. will it is ex-
pected. be present at the Utah encamp-
ment.
The detectives in the employ Of the city
last evening captured the men who
robbed the Utah optical companys store
friday night. They gave the names of
Thomas Murphy, Jimmie Moore and
Charles Wilson. some of the stolen stuff
was recovered. Murphy has confessed
that he and the others did the work.
The Y IL NJ l. A of the Twentieth
ward, l.Oid q special session this evening
in the Twentieth ward meeting house, at
$50, being the occasion of the first lecture
of series arranged for the summer
months, when the following subjects will
be presented. Revelation" by /. r.
Wells; Life Of Christ" by J. r. Clark.
The Herald comes along daily and is
sppI eciated in thus office. The Giant of
the Rockies" is a good publication, con-
tanning the news of the world 1t is we'll
represented by a staff of correspondents
located in the principal points III the west.
The Herald is all right except that it
differs from the Messenger in its ideas
OF political economy.-A1anu Messenger.