The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-02-10
BY THE HERALD PUBLISHING co,
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

There are messages at the Western
Union telegraph oflce Tor Isaac coon ana
r. T. TruIlbull
The funeral services over the remains
of Samuel Hamer Will be held this noon
at the Sixteenth ward meeting house.
Jacob Monsoon. aged 81. of Sandy. and
Kjersu elizabeth Graita, aged ~ OIL the
same place. We're granted marriage IL
cenSe yesterday
Taylor, wife of Jabez W. Taylor, viii be
held ia the Eley enth ward meeting house,
at p. m today
At a m yesterday the thermometer
registered %, at noon 80 and at p: m m
%, the maximum temperature pelhS %
and the minimum %
Th,, board Of control of the Agricul-
tural college was in session yesterday
afternoon and last night at Logan. Pres
5dent Mccormick went up on the early
train.
The r. NJ b Telephone company has
issued invitations for an inspection OF us
handsome building on State Street, on
Thursday next between 2 and in the
afternoon and and Ii IN the evening.
Having secured a lease on a portion of
the ground floor on the Main street SIDE
of the Deseret National bank building,
the Deseret- Telegraph company Will
move there on Monday.
The numerous friends of Bishop Sam
Gel a. Woolley, of the Ninth ward, viii
he grieved TO learn that he has been con-
sined TO his home for several days on
account of sickness. His recovery is UNI
Vers2lly wished for.
A large number Of members of the
University club listened to a very able
and interesting paper by %. B; CrltchloW;
esq. last night, on Legislative Control
OF Corporations. The paper was THOR
Ough and exhaustive.
One of the many contributors to the
Brigham Young memorial fund yester-
day, was Captain Jack Donovan, who
has been received from all parts OF the
territory.
Tomorrow evening the stockholders CT
the chamber of commerce will hold an
open meeting, to which all are invited.
National financial questions will Ice dis
cussed, and it is not unlikely that rcsclu-
tons regarding silver will be introduced.
The Utah Milling company, early Fri
day morning, sustained a fire loss Of
about $500 The cOmpany'S blacksmith
shop, containing 5000 worth of tools, a
barn and COW, and several onthouses
we're destroyed. Just what started the
blaze Is unknown.
Elder B. H. Roberts will deliver lee
ture AT the Twelfth ward chapel, Fourth
East between First and Second South
auspices OF the Mutual Improvement AS
sociation Subject, ''Sin and its conse-
Quences; repentance and its effect"
J. w. Hamm. the wen-lsnown mining
man, met with a serious accident at Gold
City yesterday. In coming down the hill
from the properties OF the company in
which he is interested, he slipped and fell,
breaking one Of the bones in his left
forearm near the wrist. DR.. Piukertou
reduced the fracture upon Mr.. HamIu s
arrival in Salt Lake.
Drs. Dalby and Fisher yesterday per
formed an amputation of the right LEG
OH the person of a man named Crane, whC
resides on Wall street. Mr.. Crane was
Injured i'll q mine about three years ago
and the bone IN the limb has troubled him
ever since. Lately il began 10 rot and an
eInnutation was decided upon. The opet-
aticn was perfectly successful.
The regular meeting of the Salt Lake
County Teachers institute WAS held al
the university yesterday, at which a care
fully prepared programme was carried
out Preparations for the proper OBJ.
servance OF Arhor Day were discussed
and viii be announced later on. The eel
ebration viii occur Friday, April Il.
Bids for constructing the sewer OF
First South street, between Eighth anC
Eleventh East. were opened by Chairman
Dorernus of the board of public works
THE chairman said yesterday that The
tomorrow night when the report VIII bt
made 10 the city council. In all proba
bility the gravity sewer matter viii no
come up until the regular meeting of tn'
board Oh Wednesday evening
The case OF julius Miller, charged will
assauiting a young man named William
Lloyd, at West Jordan last Sunday, cam,
up at that place yesterday, County At
forney Whittemore was on land to pros
ecute, and upon Investigation he was sat
listed that the defendant had ASSAULTED
Lloyd with a chisel and inflicted from 1
20 20 wounds about the head The attor
ney at once withdrew the complaint ant
11led a new one. charging the defendan
with assault with a deadly weapon. II
then had the case continued and viii
take it before the grand jury tomorrow.
At a meeting held yesterinY, The boarc
OF directors oe the Union StocI:FaId
company effected a full organization /,
the election of the following officers
President, Samuel Mcintyre; vice presi
dent, 3. +. Saunders; secreJa-y an
treasurer, j. NJ. Stout; general mana
ger. Ed Il. Mack. Within the next FEY
days another meeting viii be held eTt
the proposed improvements at the yard
will receive attention. It was not a yer.
heavy week at The yards. the total nun
her OF cattle received being ~ head. an
hogs 2SS head. OF these, ga hogs an
thirteen head Of cattle went 10 the Utal
Slaughtering company; thirty-sevAn hea'
of cattle and two hogs 10 Stephens .
Co.; the remainder were shipped east.