The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-08
Forecast for today: Fair weather,
warmer.
BRIEF AND BREEZY
High council tonight at $50 sharp.

High council tonight at $50 sharp.
A new team has been purchased for the
patrol wagon.
Yesterdays clearirgs were S1S3, 2s5, as
compared with $IS6,22S for the same day
OF last year.
samuel \. smith and Miss Cora BroTn-
ing. of Draper, were married yesterday
by Probate Judge McNally-
Margaret Foster alias Mabel jefferson.
q Bingham girl of good parentage. was
arrested last night for prostitution.
At 6 a. m yesterday the thermometer
registered p at noon IS, and at p. m.
50. the maximum temperature being 81.
and the minimum 30.
A childrens entertainment will be given
at The Eighteenth ward hall on Saturday
evening under the auspices of the Utah
kindergarten association.
y requisition has been forw arded for
the balance of the ordinance appropria-
ton cue the National Guard OF Utah.
The larger part of it Will be in ammuni-
ton and will clean up the appropriation
for the fiscal year
Joe Morris won a bicycle IN rarr1e
last night and was so exhIlirated that he
mounted the wheel without a lamp and
whoOped around Main street until ar
rested fer disturbing the peace and riding
without a light. This is not e1-Selectman
Morris.
There was large ATTENDANCE at the re
NlVal services at the FIRST NJ. 4. clurcn
last evening. Evangelist Kirk preached
an earnest discourse from the text, "A
Seeking Savior" lngler and Douglas
sang the gospel hymns with much Ten
derness. Tonight the subject will be,
Seek Ye the Lord
General orders received from Washing
ton yesterday announce that Brigadier-
General Frank Wheaton is relieved from
the command of the department Of Texas
10 take effect upon the ARRIVAL at his
headquarters of Brigadier-General Bliss,
and is assigned to the command Of the
department OF the Colorado.
The population of Union precinct is
700. all white. Of this number 5SS are
native. J67 foreign. There are 2i7 male
children and 1893 females, 19 male adults,
unmarried, and us fathers and 137
native, Jos foreign; male children 146; fe-
male, f64 unmarried adults, males,
females; fathers 76, mothers so.
Marriage licenses were yesterday. issued
10 Samuel NJ Smith, aged 20, and Cora
Holler, aged go, OF Grand Junction, and
Charlotte Zabrieskie, aged "a, of Mount
Pleasant; William ]. Philips. aged 49,
and Louise Phillips, aged 49, of Salt Lake;
William J. Burns aged 35,and Margaret
MUnker, aged 81, of Chicago.
Margharta Ai1ina Hamm. one of the
bright journalists of New York, has
written a series of comments on the per
sonnet of the National Council of Women
held at Washington, in March. for the
last number OF Peterson's. Following is
an extract: From far-off Salt Lake city
comes Mrs Emmeline B. Wells smiling,
Gemure and Well-bred. Nevertheless. she
IS one of the crack debaters or the coun-
ell She brings to the task an ineXhausti-
bic memory, a neat delivery and a per-
feet self-possession. She is a royal en-
thusiast who has devoted her life to wo-
mans enfranchisement"
The members of Company d, National
Guard of Utah, were entertained last eve
ming the drill hall on Commercial street /
by Lieutenant Niestrom, to a supper IN /
honor of the anniversary of his birthday.
The festivities began after the drill and
were kept up TO late hour. Toasts were I.
drunk and speeches made by Captain AL /
ford. Lieutenant Reading and others. and |
all jointed in wishing the host many hap I
by returns of The day. May % is the first /
anniversary of the mastering into the /
ranks of Company D. and ii is proposed !
20 give d banquet about that day to prop /
erly celebrate the event.