The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-20
THE CITY
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TOWN TALK.
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Helds band will give g concert at Lib
erty park at 4:90 pm. today.
William Simpson ana Thomas Bridges,
two bad boys, were arrested yesterday
FOR differing.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to Heber J. Shingieton, aged Is, and
Winnie Davis, aged Is, both of Salt Lake
city.
At am. yesterday the Thermometer
registered 50, at noon GO and at pm r.
the maximum temperature being a and
the minimum %.
The funeral of George Frederick Larch,
infant son of Charles and Louisa Larch
viii take place from the family residence Ieie,s
today at o'clock at lld5 East flfth
South. Friends Of the family invited.
The musical programme at Unity hall
this morning will include Shelly's anthem
with baritone solo, SAVIOUR, When Night
Involves the Sky" by Unity quarteIte
and the solo, Just as l Am, by MISS
Nichols.
OWNS to the extraordinary amount or
political news yesterday, resulting from
The four conventions held in this city, a
number of communications on polltlcaI
subjects are held over until tohloIro"
morning.
Mrs. Nellie Little will deliver dis
course on THE Sunday School, at the
Twelfth ward chapel this evening. Prot
Radcliffe has kindly consented TO preside
prompt. Invitation general.
Remenyi. the great Hungarian violinist,
will give a concert Thursday evening,
October l. at the First Congregational
church l4e wiil be supported by by MISS
Pauline Strin, soprano, ana Miss Ger
trude Bisschoff Baker solo pianist
The Utah Kindergarten association viii
open another school for the little ones IN
Vke Seventeenth ward Relief society han,
West First North street, on MONDAY,
f1ny. fa GIf
Nettie Maeser McAllister, with Kate Nc
Allister as assistant
The grind in Judge Wenger's court yes
ierday consisted Of few petty cases
George Simons or Morphine Dutch, as
he is commonly known. was up for as
sault ana battery, found guilty and
1nulcted $40 John Davis and r. {. Camp
bell were fined $40 apiece for INDUCING in
street light.
J. Dolan aud ]. W. Campbell were ar
rested last night for being the principals
in a bar room fight. WHAT was left OF
their features when taken TO the station
presented a very lurid mixture of colors.
They furnished bail for their appearance
In court and win be tried at 10 o'clock on
Monday morning.
The Republicans of Mercur yesterday
nominated George Haness for justice of
the peace. c. S. Hammond for constable
and elected the following delegates TO
The county convention at Tooele; Isaac
Newton, Frank Hall, II. II. Gundry, G. c.
Higgins L. r. Magnes. Judge Walker,
c. W. Burris, c. L. Prebles, J. ". Ne
hessy, c. Appleby.
Secretary OF State Hammond yester
day mailed every member of the last con-
stitudonal convention vouchers for the
balances due them for their services, the
former appropriation by congress being
insufficient to cover the total cost of
making Utahs constitution The bal
ance amounts to $74.50 per member, eX-
cept in the case of John Henry Smith,
president of the convention, who re-
'ceiNes S1l2.59.
e. r Harroner, who has been in the
city bat a few weeks. was arrested last
night for forgery and obtaining money
under false pretences. He first cashed
check at Mr.. Roe's saloon. in the Valley
house for SO. This paper bore the forged
signature of J. w. Keller. He next
-cashed a $40 check on the Bank of Com
r1erce at Albert SWANS saloon, and was
shortly after taken in custody by Officer
Parry. He will have a hearing tomorrow.
Liberty park was the place in this city
where most damage was done by the
storm Of Friday night, about one hum
dred trees being blown down. and II viii
take years to replace them. Yesterday
the park presented the appearance of a
wilderness, there being scarcely foot of
ground on which limbs and branches
were not strewn. Six of the big trees in
the box elder grove went down, crush
ing the lunch tables and breaking the
fence OF the deer pasture.