The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-06
BRIEF AND BREEZY


A special meeting s.f the board. OF pub
iac works is called for $3.50 Monday.
Deputy Treasurer May yesterday paid
of the city departments, dLsbursing
Sl0,0S2.75-
Austin H. Bemis, of Bingham, and Cliff
ford j. o. irwin, have been appointed
deputy sheriffs. Both fled bonds yester-
day
At { a m yesterday the thermometer
I o. the minimum temperature being IS
and the minimum Il.
The condition Of Joseph z. Gallagher was
materially improved yesterday, and the
attending physicians have strong hopes
Tor his speedy recovery.
There is a wonderfully fine exhibit of
apples at the chamber OF commerce There
are FIVE varieties and the fruit was raised
by Mr.. Warner, of Moab.
Joe O'Brien. forfeited IS on a charge of
disturbing the peace. while N Slays and
c. Shays for assaulting Frank DWaliby,
contributed $3.50 TO the municipal treasury
Ten cents COc) per copy will be paid for
September 18th. 1892, sent to this Office
and dallies of September 9tk, 1894, sent to
this Office.
The funeral of the late Frederick Reich
Will take place from tie residence on
Seventh East, between Tenth ana
-
January Sth.
John GaskelI, of South BountifUl, tied
lis horse and cart to a. post yesterday and
in the subsequent hilarity INDUCED in
forgot the locatiol- His loss was reported
ct police headquarters.
John Smith," who gave his occupation
as a "Pinkerton detective, was run in
on a charge of drunkenness last night.
Among his papers was a petition for APP
pointment as road supervisor OF Mill
, Creek district.
Morris F'ylis and Abram Bernstein en-
gagged in a fistic combat yesterday, the
result of which was the fining of both in
The sum of $3.50 each on the charge of
assault and battery and disturbance OF
the peace respectively.
James Crockett. aged 81, of Salina, Col,
and Katherine nj BoVeus. aged 81 of the
same place; Wilhelm Petersen, aged q
aud Kristy II. Petersen, age 49, both of
Salt Lake city, were grained licenses to
wed yesterday.
The Salt Lake Fencing club will here
after meet at the rooms Of the Y. NJ. c..
A, owing to their present rooms being
TOO small TO accommodate the increased
attendance. All swordsmen and those in
Terested, especially ladies, are invited to
meet there every Monday evening at
s o'clock.
The Utah commission was still en-
gagged yesterday in paying the judges of
election and registrars for their services
at the recent election. Where the claims
do not exceed those of the previous cleo
tion, they are paid in full otherwise the
parties are not allowed to draw more than
20 per cent. over that amount.
The regular meeting of the Academy of
Medicine was held at the residence OF DR..
T. B. Beattie last evening. Those present
We're DR.. Fowler, DR.. King, DR.. a. c..
Ewing, Dr.. Plummer, DR. Jones, DR..
Pfontz. DR.. Estes. Dr.. Silva, DR.. Retts,
Dr: Garrettsen. DR.. Bracken, DR.. Bower
and DR.. Beattie. After pleasant and
profitable session. lunch was served.
Ray Raymond, The Herald's travelling
correspondent, left over the Union Pa
cilic last evening for Boise, from whence
he will report ldaho'S legislative
It develops from day to day. Whatever
may develop from the latter Will be given
TO Herald readers by Mr. Raymond in his
usual clear and comprehensive manner.
Two street cars. one a. Rapid Transit
and the other a. Salt Lake City liner, met
on State street above the Eagle gate
last night and, owing to the ObStinacy OF
The conductors. each of whom refused to
back up and allow the other to pass, a
blockade ensued. = telephone message
to police headquarters caused the blockade
10 be broken before the officer who re-
sponded. reached the place
This city was we'll in the lead in the
increase of its associated ciearings for the
mast week. easily distancing many other
cities of the United States whose popula-
ton is ten times greater. In fact, there
were but two cities which showed greater
gains for the first week in the new year.
Salt Lake went on record with a % per
cent. increase, the total clearfngs being
81. 565. $50, as compared with $l,UIS,S1 for
The same week last year. For the day the
clearines were $40, $50, as compared With
SIS, S49 on the same day in 1894.