The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-21
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Inere is telegram at the Deseret Tel
esraph company for John Hafen.
The school at West Jordan will close
on FRIDAY next owing to lack of funds.
One more gambler was pulled yesterday
ana Sliao compelled TO put up the usual for
For yesterday the cIearings were sz4s.
2O5, as compared with S17g. 956 for the sans
DAY last year
Joseph Saulman and Henrietta NJ. Le-
land. of this city. were united in marriage
by Justice Sells yesterday.
The funeral of the late Peter Robertson
VIII take place at noon today from the
Sugar House ward chapel
At a. m. yesterday, the Thermometer
rS9lstereo 49, at noon So, and at o. m
%, the maximum temperature being 81
and the minimum Il.
susan Jackson yesterday swore to a
SoIn pIaint charging Jerry Gibson with the
larceny OF a child,s wagon, a trough and
ouner ARTICLES Gibson was arrested
The new rooms of the chamber of COM
mere are now ready for inspection and
the public is invited to call. The proposed
reception VIII probably be held there some
evening this week.
at, The l.ti contract for the grand stand and
preaching boards for the new bicycle
track at the Hot Springs was signed YES
terday. Messrs. Harrington Willard and
stewart are the contractors
Yesterday was fixed by the Wool Grow
ers association, OF this county, for a
meeting with the county selectnen re-
garulng the driving of sheep across this
county the place being w. L. Packard's
store on second South and the time 10 a.
m But the court failed to materialize.
and no meeting was held
Although Salt Lakes clearings for the
past week showed a decrease as com
week last year, there were thirty othe7.
cues IN the same list, and of these this
cry was within six of the bottom, the de-
crease being less than 4 per cent. The
si2i746 40. '-'' '''' aS compared with
There are but three counties remaining
Whlcn have not made calls for their nor.
s .l9n OF the second apportionment of
commissioner of schools; they being Car-
pom, Grand and San Juan. Until yester-
nay y I we're Tour, but then warrant
N IaVor o. Millaro county was drawn and
paid. 1t called for the sum Of 81, 759. 10.
The nine taxpayers appointed as an ad-
Visory committee for lhe county court
met at the bank of Walker Bros. yester.
1ay morning, and elected NJ. H Walker
chairman, and r. G. Sleater, secretary.
me committee notified the court that il
would be pleased to meet it on Tuesday
at ~ O'Clock. the selectmen will caucus
on Monday and determine what course to
pursue. ~
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed 10 Joseph Saulman, aged %, and Hen
city; Louis Decksr aged %, and Mary
Mitchell. aged 10, Of Park City; Robert II
lay, aged %, and Sarah L. Graham. aged
q. OF Union; VIM. H. Edwards. aged 80.
ana Augusta L. Trumbo. aged 3d. of Salt
Lake; Vanner Chrome, aged 81. and Bes-
sic B. butcher, aged %, of Salt Lake city.
DR.. Eugene w Whiting returned to
Salt Lake yesterday morning after a six |
months visit to California for health [
and pleasure. He is looking well, feeling |
Duoyanl and glad to be back again He
had delightful sojourn in the Golden /
state, spent large portion of the time /
ne was away in Los Angeles San |
Diego, Santa Barbara and San Francisco. /
He viii now settle down and resume the |
practice of his profession in this city
Weber county has reported it's financial
condition at the close of the year. four
months late it is true to Territorial Au-
ditor Game. Clerk Ledwidge yesterday
sent down the statement, required by law.
1t makes the following showing: Re
ceipts, S122. 717.7?; unsold county bonds in
the treasury. $4,000; cash on hand. De-
cember 81, 1894. 31S6.2e; disbursements
curing the year, Sis, 531.51; assets Sc. 78717
while the liabilities consist of $50 600 in
issued bonds: warrants issued during
1894 $l2O, 3496 so; warrants redeemed during
1894, Sis, 14.79; warrants outstanding on
the first of the year. s5,096.21.