The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-14
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The Sunday school children Of III,
Twenty-frst ward are going 10 Saltair OF
Tuesday.
The charitable will find case worth.
OF their attention at No. 706 South MAR
street
Cashier James z. Jennings, of the Utat
Commercial and Savings bank, was at hi:
desk yesterday after serious illness Of
ten days
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 81. at noon 20 and at p. m
so, the maximum temperature being 81
and the minimum o.
Messrs. Willard and Stewart yesterday
closed q contract for the erection of a
hall for the knights of PythiaS at Castle
Gate which will cost $500.
Deputy Recorder AIcIIeag left last even
ing on a fishing trip up north, the exact
location of which could nOt be ascer-
tanned, Nc stating that he did not want
10 give the snap away.
Two DRINKS were fined in police court
Yesterday three yiolators- of The bicycle
ordinance paid the usual amounts, five
trampS were assessed 50 each for stealing
& ride and one prostitute was taxed SIC
for soliciting.
Yesterdays clearings We're S1S5,6S9, as
compared with $l73,22I for the same day
OF last year. The weeks clearings footed
up 81 ,222, i54 as cOmpa red with S937,2T for
the corresponding week of 1884, an in
crease of 80 per cent
John Alaura. youth of l.. left his
home in this city on Thursday, and his
parents are anXiously looking for him.
The matter was reported to the police
yesterday and the officers will try to find
John.
Lester r. Riggs, who has Just received
the degree Of bachelor of laws from the
Columbia law school, returned home
Friday. Mr.. Riggs Is to be congratulated
on his success. as only thirty men out
of a. class of fifty-five, succeeded in win
ming their sheepskjns.
Two boys named Frank and Charlie
Williams, applied TO the police for lodging
last night The lads are about fifteen and
eighteen respectively and are from San
Francisco en- route for Grand Junction,
where they have friends. They have
made tho trip thus lar i'll two weeks.
A marriage license was yesterday issued
10 Joseph b. Smith. aGed % and Minnie
&. Lloyd, aged 10. OF this city. The pros
pective bridegroom is deputy sheriff in
the office OF Harvey Hardy and the bride
n well known young lady of this city.
The wedding viii take place on Monday
evening.
The bicycle policeman got IN his work
yesterday again by arresting several vic
latorS Of the ordinance. Frank and Peter
Hansen, Two brothers were among the
first victims. while John James (not pc
lice court John and Roy Lyman came in
Later on. John Doe was also arrested
for the same offensa and put up his check
as security
T.
on a warrant charging him With disturb
ing the peace. The complaint was sworn
10 by Benjamin Holland, the husband of
a lady barber who runs d shop on Com
mercial street. 1t is alleged that Jenkins
went to the place and used language too
vile to be repeated and made himself
generally obnoxious. He was drunk when
arrested and will have to answer TO two
charges.
The Plain Dealer is the latest journal
istic aspirant for public favor in Salt
day. 1t is a SIX column folio printed on
fine heavy paper and geographically
clean and well arranged. The articles
are well written and readable. The pub
lisners are Lindell & Griffin, g Richards
street and 1t has for its object, the pro-
motion OF the interests of the colored
people. 1t is a weekly publication.
The I7tah Press association Is making
arrangements for a conference of west
ern newspaper men in this city the latter
part CT August. 1t is expected the con-
ference viii spread over several days
and will result in a western editors
federation being formed, the special mis-
sion of which will he to secure the
cnacting by the legislatures of the west
ern states such laws in regard to libel
as may relieve the fraternity from some
Of the injustices they now labor under.
The visitors while here Will be hand
someIy entertained and it is expected
their visit win prove a fine advertise
ment for this territory.