The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-28
TOWN TALK.

The state land board held meeting
,-esfer5as afternoon and transacted busl-
ness Of a routine nature
Asa M. yesterday the thermometer
registered q. at noon z ana al 7. ~;
50, the maximum temperature peiAs =
and the minimum D.
The funeral of Jessie Pearl Allen.
daughter Of Councilman and Mrs. John
al the Fifteenth ward meeting house
The funeral of the late Helen Marcia
Hill. 5-year-old daughter OF FRANK l.. anu
Nellie p Hill. will take place az : =; ~.
Today at the family residence, ~ Filth
street
The Utah Woman's Press club VIII
meet tonight at s o'clock at the exponent
Office to elect officers for the ensuing y
wear. Every member is requested 70 oe
present and bring irlena. aie l.a,,Te7
are requested to come in costume, repre-
senti-g some character in literature
The hoard Of examiners of the fire and
notice commission followed the example
of the council last evening me lneiilp si. !
1..sr,lt. sogelner and apJOh.neu WHOM a.
whose daughter died day before yester-
day The adjournment was taken subject
10 call by the chairman.
A socaiIed clairvoyant, of this city, is
sending out letters to women reading
stKindly call on me at once. BUSINESS OF
importance 10 you Do not fail. The
.,n,,s ..vo,,.' and afail'' are in italics and
the reception of these episues Is causing
a fintter among the ladies of certain TO-
entities, who desire The Herald TO ask
Thai the clairvoyant desist and take a
rest from annoying them.
Chief Devine of the fire department has
received a handsome present from CHiei
Paige of the Joliet Qll.) department, one
Ike chiefs attending the convention held
here last summer. 1t is nckie hozzie
calculated for use ON steamer On II Is
handsomely engraved: Presented 10 Snlel
DEFINE Salt Lake City, Utah FROM
chief j. D. Paige. joliet. Ill, Oct 1881.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to John A. Guslafsor, aged ., OF MUIR
raw. and Ellie. J. kristberg aged, Is, Of
salt Lake City; to William n. Gunory
aged q. of Butte. Mont, ana Saiue :
William Mills Sieater aged %, and MIN
ME Saxton aged p, both OF SAT- Lake
City: 10 Wesley d. Brown aged "a anc
Lee L. Moffat aged %, both OF Salt Lake
City.
Ont Of respect 10 Councilman John AL
len. whe has suffered the loss of be.
loved daughter. the council adjourned
last night without transacung any pusl:
ness. AS soon as President Newen caliee
tie body TO order Stewart arose an9
moved for an adjournment, which
promptly carried. 1t was then arranged
that the members in a body attend tht
funeral. which Will TAKE pace Aroiu lh'
family residence this afternoon.
chief Devine of the fire department
takes occasion to warn people against
The use OF the McGriff fire exunguisher, g
great many of which were sold here dur
ing the convention of the fire chiefs. H'
5isniaved one OF the extinguishers. yes
fertiay which had been used al small
fire a day or so ago and which wher
put to practical test blew up. The car
was blown half a block and by the
rnerest accident the person operating i
was not injured. Had he been in tht
way Of the deadly machine he would
certainly nave been killed: Anotner o.
The exfinguishers was tried with this
same results practically. Chief Devin'
issued orders for none of his men to use
the extinguishers when found in build
ing and makes the announcement t
prevent others from being injured Oh
killed.