The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-08
HERE AND THERE.

The appropriation list which passed
| the council last Tuesday evening, is now
ready and payments of the same will lie
made at the city treasurer's office.
BY direction of the assistant secretary
of war Private Frank P Gist, of COM
pany g, Sixteenth infantry, has been
discharged from the service of the United
States.
The chamber of commerce has received
a great many calls from visitors to the
city during the past few days. All We're
anxious to obtain literature on Salt Lake
and Utah. The directors of the chamber
VIII hold an important meeting Tuesday
night.
Regarding the game of football played
by the Grant and Oquirrh teams on Fri
day. Referee Chamberlain decides that
TIME was called one minute 100 soon, and
as the Grants were within five yards of
the goal, he gives the game to the Grants
by q score of s to 4.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Dorothy Z. Dufin, who died from tlle
into by a Rapid Transit car recently,
will be held at the Second ward meet
ing house Sunday, December 9TH, at Il
o'clock. Friends invited.
Henry Gaylor, father of one of the lads
recently tried before Commissioner Green
good boy, and he has no desire to have
him sent to the reform school. All that
is desired is to keep him away from evil
associates and the lecture given was to
effect that result.
The Pioneer monument fund has now
reached the sum of $11,345.69. 1t was
SWelled yesterday by a contribution Of
SO from the Union Stock Yards & Tran
sit company, of Chicago, and of SO from
Clay, Robinson & Co., of Chicago, made
through their local representative, Mr..
A. L. de Ricqles.
Dr. ]. F. Elliott, of Sidney, Australia,
who is a heavy dealer in sulphur and
who stopped off here on his way to Lon
don to inquire into our sulphur de-
posts with a view to getting it on the
Australian market, spent yesterday fore
noon with Ferdinand Dickert and obtain
ed information On the subject in which he
is interested.
An important meeting called by the
stake SUPPLEMENTARY, will be held N
the Social hall (on State street, between
South Temple and First South StreetS)
on Monday evening, December 9th, at
7:50 o'clock, to perfect arrangements for
the establishment OF our gymnasium,
lecture and reading rooms, etc, which
every officer of Mutual Improvement As
sociations is requested to attend.
The Trumbo Cyclone football team of
newsboys have accepted the challenge
of the 16 to l eleven. AS the TrumboS
claim the championship at 19O pounds and
have never known defeat, and the Is to
boys are seeking for the honors, the
game promises to be hot one. 1t Will
probably be played at the Exposition
grounds. Next Wednesday at Agricul-
tural park at y. m. the Trumbos will
try conclusions with the Grant schooI
team.
The Company a On. G. Al MINISTRIES
are working hard TO make the entertain
ment to be given by them at the Lyceum
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings a
success. The performance Is not for IN
dividual gain. nut in aid of the Officers
a as recently organized, and prom
ises to be well paironized by the general
public as well as the miliuamen. Lieu
tenant a. A. Smith, of Company A, is the
manager, and Mr.. Maltese the director.
They win give parade on Wednesday
and Thursday, and on each evening
Held's band VIII give an open air con-
cert in front of the Lyceum.