The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-10
BRIEF AND BREEZY.


Home missionaries will visit the county
wards today.
Fifteen eents per copy viii be paid for
Semi-Weekiy Heralds date OF Oecemner
IA. lS9Z. sent 20 this once.
David Mcmillan, aged q. and LaYina
Howe, aged 90, of Murray, we're granted
q marriage license yesterday
There are es f ct Mss us Anna s.
Norman ana NeiE +. Durtee-
Miss Cheesman found a pocketbook
yesterday IN the Joint DuildinE, Whlen IS
now IN the possession OF MISC CAGer d.
the cigar stand.
At G g. n. yesterday, the IhernaoI N ~
Registered So at noon Is, ana az o. III
40 the maximum temperature being %
and the minimum W
The Sixteenth Quorum of Seventies
hold their regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening next IN the f1rSt warn
assembly hall at f:So.
Flder 5. ii, Roberts, who, it was an
uounced would speak in the Thirteenth
ward meeting house tonight. WILL OWING
to a previous engagement, not pc aoie 70
attend
4 meeting of the members Of the Ajax
directory was held al the Knutsford last
night. According 10 the statement OF Ny
Knox nothing OF interest TO the p1DllC
was discussed. The mine Is reported as
being in good condition
The remains of Mrs Lillian Spring
Cox late of Los Angeles, Cal, who dled
the third Of the present month IN thi s
city OF consumption, we're prepdI5eG. anu gnu
shipped to Topeka, Kan, by Undertaken
Jos. VIM. Taylor.
The electric light commission met again
yesterday. Progress ts reported IN me
matter. City Attorney Roge, who Was
present yesterday, entertains the beheh
that under the law the board OF eQuCa-
ton is liable TO pay lighting taxes as
well as other corporations or indlTloualS
A boy named Pepper. who resides at 40
West First street, yesterday, WnlAe re-
loading q shotgun She'll received a pain
full, though not dangerous wound, On
his left hand by the bursting OF the sheA.
DR. Stauffer dressed the WOund, ana the
chances are the lad Will be all right IN
q few days.
Next Wednesday evening the Poline
Boys Will entertain their sWeetheartS ana
friends in the y. NJ. 9, A, PaTlor by gl!y,II
include a debate between two. OF the
members. and win be followed by songs
and instrumental music. The CLUB WIZ
give a. big public social FOR the benefit Of
the Z NJ c. A in the near future
There was a large attendance OF peo-
PIE interested, at the services or Mr. l.
kaiser at the Temple B'nai Israel on
Fc.day evening last. The desire 10 orEan-
ize a Sunday school was strongly mani
tested. nearly all present subscribing Tor
its maintenance Il was DECIDED 70 open
all children ana parents viii be welcome
mead Nawag Jung. the Indian prince,
with his wife and the Countess Kullman.
returned last evening from Park City,
where they spent the day exploring the
wonderful Ontario mine and taking IN
the sights Of the great silver camp. Inc
prince expressed himself as delighted
WIN his visit. The party Will leave for
the east this morning over Ble Union Pa
eific,
Friends are invited to the funeral OF
Father Mcbride in the Fifteenth ware
' YesteraaT's clearings were s1S5,S72, as
compared with S111.760 for the same day
of last year. The clearings for the week
the same week of 1924, an increase of 8.
per cent. This is but one OF the many
indications of the general revival of trade
and the return of prosperity, but Il
speaks volumes.
Fred a. Simonds viii be drum major o.
the First regiment and John Held VIII d.
band leader The authority for this state
ment is the fact that yesterday Sergeant
Major Fisher. of Colonel Pages staff
Showed the commissions, or more technle
ally speaking. warrants OF those gen
Nemen to Herald reporter 1ney WeT'
beautifully made out and signed by tn
colonel and Will no doubt be framed ant
preserved py the fortunate recipients.
Seiectmsn Geddes declares the appro
priatiOn Of 500 for Clerk Stanton for Jan
uary is not 70 be construed as liking NJ
salary; that remains to be settled. TIL
selectman says. however. that the fee
of the clerks office will pay for N
clerk hire and in this event the SIS
would be clear Of all expense. Stanton
claims, however, that he was SlO0 shor
on fees during January ana, ana February ar >
amount less than enough to pay his OF
flee hire
Acting upon the advice Of his attorneys
County Treasurer Lynn will in future re
frdin from in7Or5iDg warrants present
ed with This endorsement in no wa
affirms or denies the validity OF this wal
ram" as has been the custom for som
weeks This step will do much toWar
enhancing the value of county paper
The words quoted have caused people I
look upon them with suspicion In IL
ture the warrants VIII be registered an
Payment refused for want OF funds eI
dorsed thereon.
At the regular meeting of the board c
labor. the committee on the labor editl0
of The Herald reported everything in RI
gard TO the Issue progressing nicely an
The outlook for its success excellent. tn
action of the city council in appropria'
ing $1,000 for the purpose Of giving Wor
10 the unemployed, was. approved, bu
The opinion was expressed that wor
should have been ordered commenced o
the gravity sewer at once, and con
rnfttee was appointed to present a r
quest TO the council TO order the contra
tors to start up on the sewer without u
lay Trades Of all kinds were reporte
very dull
H. II. Spencer has been road supervise
of Pleasant Green for some years. Du
ing that time there has been no CRITICS
as TO his ability or regarding his Wor
Wher the present county court assume
Its duties however: change was mat
in the interest of reform. George
Reid was appointed. George is 3 nj
young man who is justice of the pea
for the precinct So in the event OF r
fusal on the part Of any man 10 pay
work his poll tax, he can arrest him, tai
him before himself and collect accordtr
To laW. But this is not all the adTanta;
George has He Is especially favored
this. that ne IS "a brother-in-law Of Selec
man GeGdes.
Abstracts furnished, titles !nsur,
and per cent paid on deposits By Uts
Title insurance ana Trust colnpdn
16O Main street.
- sEo0 IN 600. T,oye