The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-24
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Pardon H. letters has been commits
stoned postmaster at Cisco.
The Pioneer monument fund contribu-
tons have now reached the aggregate
sum of S3,992.32.
DR.. Harry Hunter has so far improved
as to be quite himself again. He is still
at the hospital.
John & Mckenzie, of Butte, Mont.
and Mrs. May WOlverton were granted
marriage license yesl erday and welded
last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Robinson gave
large party at their home on Sixth South
street recently in honor of Mr.. 7. Z.
Johns, of Chicago.
AT a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered SO, at noon 42. and at p. m.
g. the maximum temperature being 81
and the minimum 81.
The meeting of the committee having
in charge the natural gas celebration,
which was to have been held yesterday,
was postponed until Monday.
The membership list of the chamber of
commerce has now reached nearly $50,
and is still increasing. Certificates for 80
new members were made out yesterday.
The work of re-arranging the offices of
the secretary OF the chamber OF com ON
merce was commenced yesterday. The
Improvement has been long and badly
needed.
Within the next few days the condition
of Mrs. a. W McCune will be such as
to permit of her removal to the family
residence. She has shown remarkable
powers of recuperation.
a class in sight reading OF music has
been organized al the Y NJ C. A, meet
ing regularly Tuesday evenings. 1t is un
der the direction of Prof. Carlisle, and is
making excellent progress.
a pardon was granted by Governor
West yesterday to Nevella. Sipley or NelIa
White, who was serving a term of TWEEN
tty-five days FOR being an inmate Of
house OF prostitution in Bingham.
Harry Mitchell, aged IS and Emily Has
lam, aged 1S both of this city, procured
a marriage license yesterday with the
consent of their lawful guardians and
were joined in wedlock by Judge Nc
Nally.
Nearly 500 citizens in Cottonwood YES
terday granted to the Union and East
Jordan Irrigation company a. quit claim
deed TO all the waters of Little Cotton
wood creek for 81. The deed was filed
with the county recorder.
The children. grandchildren and some
friends of Mrs. Elizabeth Paul celebrated
her sixty-third birthday on Friday at her
home in the Tenth ward. Among the rel
atlveS present were Mrs. N. II. Cannon
and Prof. Joshua Paul, of the Logan ag-
ricultural college.
An increase of s919o9 was reached by
the clear.ngs of Salt Lakes associated
hanks during the past week. as com
pared with those of the same period last
year. The total was S942. 064 as against
SS50,155 for the same week Of 1894 For
the day the clearings were S13717S as
compared with s11O,72S for the same day
last year.
Robert White and Robert Anderson
we're arrested last night for fighting.
White is 2 miner and Johnson clerk
White entered Johnson's place of business
on Main street and ordered him to ring
for a messenger. The latter told him to
go to that bourne where the ice man has
~ 1-1l Ia nff fIrT H. II,
son has a black eye.
Samples Of Photographic stone from Di-
anond Fork this side of Thistle on the
Rio Grande Western. were exhibited yes
teroay- 1t is claimed that this rock IS
equal to anything of the kind found in
the United States. and the owners, Levi
Coates. George Coates and others are
preparing to work the quarries on an ex-
tensiVe scale. The same parties also own
a quarry of fine marble at Hobble Creek.
above Springville.