The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-01
HERE AND THERE,

The appropriation list passed at the last
session Of the city council was slgned Dy
tfe MAYOR yesterday and the various
amounts. aggregating. s1il55.6s, van pc
ready for payment today at IL O'CLOCK.
w. w. Orr, representing FansleT ana
Starr company, horse slothinS 4 Pbiladel-
phia, is in the city. He IS an old Iriend
of Oscar VdndercO0k, both gentlemen be
ing from Jackson. Mich
Marriage licenses we're issued YESTERDAY.
to Charles r. Taysern, aged y, of
meadow, Willard county and Maud a.
Cowley aged 81 of South Cottonwood.
Salt Lake county; John \. Eliason, aged
20 and Minnie q. Mcclure, aged Y, OF
Murray
Articles incorporating the Plymouth
Congregational church were flied Win
the probate clerk yesterday, Joseph 3
Price, Samuel Kelsey and Byron Cum
ming5 being the trustees. The objects OF
estate and building of church ediacej
the PRONUNCIATION of scriptural doctrines
and the accomplishment of other mat
ters incidental to the conducting of a
church.
Blue Church, "Our Lodge" No. g99
will give a grand installation and posi-
| tive Initiation OF two candidates this
| evening at Grand Army hall, at 1880
| One Of the candidates for honor5 is a
| direct descendant of the original in
! ceptor of the order, and translator of
| the only original Egyptian charter. The
| motto of the order. which some people
seem to have COMPOUNDED with the in
scription on the petrff1ed man is:
I "Gagon Sisih T."
| First Lieutenant z. A. Neuburger of
Logan, was a visitor at the adjutant-
I generals office yesterday. Lieutenant
Neuburger is at present, in charge OF
elected major Of the First battalion
Second infantry. An election to I'LL the
vacancy of captain will be held in the
near future when the probability is that
Mr.. Neuberger will be promoted to thai
position and his successor elected
An inquest was held over the remains
of the man found up City Greek canyon
at the cOr0ner's office yesterday at L
o'clock. The deceased was identified a:
Frank Sullivan. a miner who has worked
In Bingham and Alta, but called tht
latter place his home. He is said tt
have been an Industrious man of temper
ate habits, who was somewhat down OF
his luck. The jury returned verdict 0l
death from q pistol shot inflicted by tht
deceased's own hand with suicidal intent
Cavalry troop c., N. c. e., held an cleo
ton in the adiutant-ge1erars office il
the executive building last evening e
elect a captain to I'LL the place of JOIN
@. Canndn, who was elected major of thu
cavalry battalion short time ago. Tire
: ballots were taken, and on the thirt
George H NayloP. the then second lieu
tenant of the company, was declare,
elected captain. His election. of course
caused a vacancy in the second Heuten
ancy. and to fill that d number Of ballot
l we're taken. the successful candidat
being s. NJ. r. Seldom. The personnel 0
l the officers of Troop C now is: Captain
George II Naylor: first lieutenant, Ella
A. Smith, and second lieutenant. S. NJ. I
Seldom
I The Great Labor Edition of The Her
aid. to be published on the 18th Of APTi
is taking like wild fire among the dtf
ferent unions In the city and enthusiast
! runs high. Messrs, N. B. Dresser and no.
$ ciate editors and Mr.. J. L. Frank a
business manager of the edition. The
are taking hold in earnest and are doin
l everything in their power to make thi
edition the finest exponent of labor eve
: published in Utah. There are some of tn
T brightest men connected with the union
In this city each of these wtI he aske
, to contribute something interesting. ais
all the labor leaders in the United State
and Europe, and everything of interes
l to the masses will be touched upon.