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

Peter Cramer. AGED y, Of RiTerto9, and
We're granted marriage license vestGr-
nav.
appointed a deputy United States mar
bhal by Marshal Brigham.
At'6 a. m. yesterday. the thermometer
registered 40, at noon 49, and at p M
81, the maximum temperature being 81
ana the minimum 81.
away at Fourth and 3 streets last night,
knocking down a small boy who suffered
q severe cut in the head.
All the county selectmen were out in
specting roads and bridges yesterday
6eleCtmdn Roberts is home in Bingham
ana viii not return until tomorrow
Yesterday was payday with tAe teach
ers in the public schools. SIS, 5SS.S2 being
paid out The thirty janttOrS we're also
paid, receiving an aggregate of sl,l42.T.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ann Hanks
Of Brighton, viii take place from the
o'clock Sunday. Friends invited to at
lend.
Justice Smith yesterday isued an order
shat in future no one under the age Of z,
except witnesses, viii be allowed in po-
lice court. Too many boys have been in
the habit of hanging around his court
License Collector May promises 10
make matters warm for delinquents If
they do not come TO time soon. Many
merchants are behind and notwl1hstAnd-
ing notice refuse TO put in an appear
ance.
The report of the health department for
the week ending shows; Deaths from all
GGSauses-males, z; females. z; total. q q
Number of contagious diseases reported
6iphtheria, I: scarlet fever 6. total. Z.
Auditor Baybould yesterday paid $50. SO
TO laborers employed on the gravity sew
er by Contractor Mcdonald, who vas un-
able TO lquidate- The recipients we're
very thankful therefor, many Of them
had gwen up all hope. The money was
earned last year.
Postmaster Romney, of Colonia, Jua-
rez, Mexico, writes to say that the peo-
pie of the United States in c0nnrunfcat'
ing with friends and relatives in Mexico.
often put 5-cent stamps on their letters.
This is waste of cents. as cents viii
carry the letters.
The body Of Robert hermean. the I'M
fortunate miner who vas crushed to
death at the Marion mine, Mercur, on
Friday. was brought to the city last eve
Ming The funeral will be held at evans
undertaking establishment 215 State
street. at II q. m. tomorrow.
An increase of sS4.276 over those of the
Same period last year was recorded by
the CledrtngS Of the Salt Lake associated
banks during the past week, the total be-
ing 81, 1oS, 494, as compared with S1,o1S, 2lS
The clearings we're $751; as compared
with S1S5,095 for the same day last year.
Father +. Iiasion, popular priest who.
during the six months that he has fol.
lowed his calling in this city, has made
many warm friends, viii leave for the
east in q short time. Lather LQSloW will
carry with him to his new field of labor
the best wishes Of those who have come
IN contact with him during his stay In
Salt Lake,
The adjourned meeting of the Bar as
60ciation called for the purpose OF dis,
cugging the judicial article of the consti-
luton drafted and reported by the COM
mittee appointed for that purpose, was
SO sparsely attended that nothing was
done, and a further adjournment was
taken until Thursday afternoon at
o'clock, and the secretary Of the associ.
alton was Instructed TO notify the mem.
berg accordingly.
Compantes B of this city and II OF
Harrington, engaged in shooting match
at the latter place on Friday. The Farm.
ington boys won by q score of 557 to goo
The best score was by Private J. G, Man
ming. Of Company H-5S out of a posi-
bic So After the shoot, which was unde.
the supervision of Captains Lund aD6
Sanders. a grand bah was given in The
opera, house IN the evening" OF course
the FaTmin5ton ladies were out in force
and among the gallantS we're Genera
OtGnser, Colonel Page, Captains Gibbs
and Lund and Lieptenant Reading.