The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-31
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

All Lucy. a Chinese gambler, was run
in yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday was pay day for the school
teachers in the city schools. S15,6490S be-
ing disbursed.
The Pioneer Monument fund now con-
tains the sum of S4.3S9.52, representing
popular subscriptions
Compiler Carbis reports that the num-
Der of men liable to military duty in Salt
Lake city will amount to about 6,190.
The city officers will be paid on Mon
DAY at which time the appropriations
made by the last council will be liqui-
dated.
Laura Croker Pitts was yesterday ap-
pointed guardian OF the minor heirs of
Frank Croker, deceased, with bonds in
the sum of $500.
At e. N. yesterday the thermometer
registered 81. at noon IS, and 1t 6 Q. m.
80. the maximum tempera ture being Is
and the minimum go
H. Snediker. for leaving his team united,
"Swipes'' White, charged with petty
thieving, was reiea sed.
The meeting of the Woman Suffrage
2nd; at 2 p. m. in the Fourteenth ward
hall. All interested are invited. NJ. E.
irvine, secretary.
Mrs. W. S. Mccormick yesterday sent
Hon. q H Roberts a magnificent
telt congratulations on your mastery eff
Tort 10 save US from woman suffrage
The health report last week is as fol-
lows; Deaths from all causes, males. u;
males, 10: females, 10; total 20 op gara3,,
tine haSs outstanding, diphtheria /; scar
let fever. 2.
A meeting or the committee appointed
by the trustees and teachers OF the coun-
w schools, to arrange a. programme for
commencement exercises ut Calder's
park In June, met yesterday. Nothing
definite was decided upon.
Police Officer Larsen was tried before
justice Sells yesterday for assault and
battery. The prosecuting witness simply
demonstrated 70 the court that he had
peeh G or Tor which Larsen arrested
him. TIE officer was discharged
= The WEIGH people of Scofeld. Carbon
county, Utah, propose giving an Eistedd-
Tod at that place on June 25th and 26th
next re3xtt Prizes are to be competed for
Levi Jones, corresponding secretary or
Of John James. of this city.
A petition was received by Governor
West Yesterday requesting pardon for
in the penitentiary in September. 1888. for
-3pe. The petition is signed by the civ
2uthordes OF Sandy as well as by Judge
taken. '00i
\ meeting of the executive committee
the Camh1'ian association of Utah and
-dlacent st-~es and territories win be
hall next Friday at p. m, when stems
VIII be taken toward giving a grand
musical festival or EisJeddfod in this
city next fall.
One thousand tickets were sent TO the
Grand Opera house yesterday afternoon
with request that all vote on the Ques-
1lon OF woman suffrage. BY a mistake
none were distributed in the balcony
but the parquet and dress circle poIIed
show the following result For suffrage
iSS; against 2S2.
Colonel Woodrow is back from Cali
1ornla, where he has been for some time
on special business. He says the Golden
state IS now on the verge of a great
boom, which Will follow right on the
hesls Of the building of the new valley
FalIroad by the citizens Of San Francisco |
and the adjoining cities.
Charles Boettcher, chief promoter Of tba /
CltIzens' Electric Light company. has left /
the city Tor Denver. He spent the rasf |
week In this city endeavoring 20 close a |
deal for q power house site so If vas
claimed. but the site IS unpurchased IneT
when the gentleman will return is NOT /
known. NJ
CAPTAIN r. S. Johnson has written A. NJ. /
MuSSer, nsh com5T1issioner, that the work
OF planting the 100000 white fish fry in /
Utah lake is now complete The TASK
vas performed successfully and Mr.
Johnson is much pleased over the ree1,if'
me lake now contains bass. c-oppie sin
5lsn, brook trout horned pout and White
nsh-