The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-19
THE CITY
Weather Today ---n
Fair, Stationary Temperature.
TOWN TALK.

A marriage license was issued to James
~ Campbell aged o. of Elcho, New, ana
flfhe Erutt aged %, Of Deeuh, Nev.
The picnic of the Jewish Sunday school
VIII take place on July q, at the Lagoon
lThe Hot Springs train will leave the de-
pot at II a. m.
Al a. m. yesterday the Thermometer
tregistered 6S. at noon so and at p. m.
fS9, the maximum temperature being 50
and the minimum GA.
/ At a voting contest held on the occasion
1 9t the Iwenty-frst ward excursion to
Feided TO be the most popular man IN the
ward.
David and Martha Fitzgerald, husband
and wife residing at 244 Brigham street
We're arrested yesterday afternoon by
Sergeant Wire and booked for disturbing
the peace.
! The Free Methodists have erected a big
holding services daily at 2:S0 and p m
tG. ". Whee.en, district elder, and w. w.
Jellison, pastor, are in charge.
The condition of Dr. Higgins whose
mind became unsettled through the excite
lment OF preparing for a chariot race on
ijuy T. is quite serious, ana II is sald 10
be doubtful if he viii recover his reason.
The Herald has received from the
tDeseret Sunday School union copies OF
chsldren's hymn book. just issued. me
book is neatly bound, spiendidly printed
contains Ia hymns and IS sold al the re-
lmarkaDly low price of 10 cents a copy,
which viii bring it. within the reach OF
all. This edition really nils "a long IeIt
want" and VIII doubtless meet with
heavy sale.
There were th.rty-four births reported
to the heath department last week. SIX
ttoen of which were males and eighteen
females. The deaths numbered eleven,
five macs and six females The report
isilOWs ten contagious disease nag5 OUT
standing Indicating the presence OF nine
scarlet fever cases and three OIL a-.)h-
liberia -Four bodies were received from
other places for burial
Edward Taylor for many years an en-
Ipioyee CT the Deseret News, and known 10
hundreds Is an upright and faithful man
died yesterday afternoon at his residence
2t5 Seventh East He was born in London
or September S. le3S, and came 10 SAT-
Lake with the pioneers in 1913 The run
eial viii be held at the Tenth ward meet
ing house at 4 p. n. today. Those VINO
Z sh 10 view the remains may 40 SO at
the family residence from until 3;oO p.
n today.
Mrs Mary B. Nelson. a healer of the
Christian Science denom4naton ana
woman of great fame IN that line, dled
at her rooms at the Gift house yester-
day afternoon at the age of Al. The i5dy
twas stricken with paralysis on Thursday
Hast and never rallied. she was wei
known in the west, having resided al
Lincoln, Neb.: Concordia, Kansas; Cnsg-
enne, Wyoming and kansas City, MO.
For about three years she had been living
in this city. The funeral will take place
from Sleeves undertaking parlors to-
morrow at 5 p. m.
Assistant County Attorney Waite was
very busy yesterday in revising the elec-
faori blanks for use at The next election
lin this state Those having charge OF the
elections in several other counties have
made application for copies OF these
after them and it would be a good idea
if uniformity could prevail in all the
/ counties of the state IN this regard;
h. asked to qualify al the county at
torney's office on Tuesday, September l.
al p. M, and at the sam: same time m, m
mode of procedure and their general
duties.