The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-13
Weather Today -n
Fnir, Stationary Temperature.
TOWN TALK.

A false alarm called the fire department.
Dut shortly before u o'clock last might.
Clerk of the board of education, Johr
=. Moreton has gone to Castillo Springs
1or A two weeks vacation
Troop c National Guard of Utah, will
assemble for drill at the city and county
oulioing at O'Clock this evening.
marriage license was yesterday is,
sued to Jonas L. Johnson aged q, ano
Katie Naylor aged %, both of this city.
The family of Mr.. Solomon Slegel has
taken the residence OF Mr.. James A.
Lowe, $50 East First South street, for
an indefinite period.
Box Elder county had its hearing yes
serday before the board of equalization IN
the protest against the valuation OIL the
county being increased.
Yesterday morning there was born to
Mrs. May Allen Smell, wife OF the iate
George Henry Smell, a ten pound boy.
A1other and child are doing well.
Ten cents per copy will be paid for
copies of the Deseret Evening News
dates September 2. 1885; November rs 1855,
and December s, 1895, sent to this Office.
The county commissioners of Weber
county were down yesterday TO protest
against the raise in the valuation OF
mercha ndise, exclusively reported IN Inc
Herald yesterday.
The temperature went up little yes
terday but the mercury could reach no
higher than ~, while the minimum was
SO. At a. m. the thermometer registered
O., at noon 50, and at 2. m 80
A band of twenty Indians gave a war
dance in the rotunda of the hnuISford
last evening for the entertainment OF the
visiting fire chiefs. The same viii be re-
peated this morning al 10 O'Clock.
Colonel Geo. H. Barton of San Francis
co, inspector general of the Pacl11c dlVl-
Sion u S. A. inspected the troops and
held review at Fort Douglas last even
ing Today he will put the troops through
all the camp and field maneuvers.
The water assessment roll for that part
OF the city lying east of Main street was
completed yesterday and VIII be turned
o.. me Treasurer today. Inc totals
have not been made, the latter offlclal
having the work to perform, but will not
fan short of $4,000
The fire chiefs leave for Park City at
& a M this morning and the committee.
has arranged 10 hold the visitors Rio
Grande Western special fer the east IN
til the return from the Park, so the fre
fighters need not feel at all uneasy about
catching their train
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mary Rula Ensign viii be held in the
Eleventh ward meeting house, Sunday,
August 16, at u o'clock. Friends and
relatives desiring to review the remains
may do SO at the family residence be-
tween the hours of 10 and 1850 Sunday
&. m.
Alex Mitchell. general agent of the
9. NJ. q St Paul was showing the peo-
pie of the city what it was to light cars
..Frontenac'' and the '''HighIand'' were
sidednacl1 I'd at the Rio Grande Western
and Aelx. and left, the conductor who
brought Them here did the honOrs.
Lucille. the infant daughter of Leonard
q. Hardy, died at Burnt Grove Tuesday,
agtd sixteen months. The little ones all
znent was WhOOping cough. The bereaNed
parents have the sympathy of the entire
community because the baby was a most
Interesting child and babe fair to grow
up into a very Intelligent young woman.
The case of ]. R. Anderson, the bill
poster, arrested on the complaint of D.
S. Murray of the Bell Telephone COM
pany, charged with placing advertising
matter on the telephone companys pro-
perry, was dismissed by Judge Wenger
yesterday. Anderson promised to remove
nis posters, and the complaining witness
withdrew the charge.
It was reported last evening that a
shooting ARRAY had occurred on Union
Pacific train No. 4. leaving here at p.
IN. for the north; The company's ticket
spotter, it is said, essayed to pun a pas
senger, who was riding on scalperS
ticket. off the train somewhere between
Ogden and Pocatello. The traveller re-
sisted, and in the alteration which fol-
lowed it is reported the ticket collector
was shot and wounded rather severely.
The trunk of Miss Annie Samuelson.
one of the girls who it is charged the
Rev Francis Hermans murdered in the
Scandinavian Methodist church. has been
returned from Butte. Mont. where II was
sold by the missing preacher. Some of
the personal effects of the girl, which
were recovered by the Butte police au-
thorities, have also been returned, and
with the trunk have been turned over to
Miss Lena Larsen, the aunt Of the miss
Ing girl.