The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-05
TOWN TALK.

There is a messs .e at the Western I'm
Son Telegraph Office for Anna L. Nc
Bride.
Oscar Groshel left on Thursday for
Chicago to take in the cycle show in
Tattersalfs hall
The Seventh Day Adventists viii have
& baptism in the front pool at the SAM
tarium at 8 a, m. today
The Unitarian society have fitted up
the old Denhalter hall very eozily,
where their first services win be held
today.
At 6 a. M yesterday the Thermometer
registered Is, at noon Is and p. m. %,
the maximum temperature being "a and
the minimum 9.
One marriage license was issued yester-
day by County Clerk Stanton to Robert
w. Brown, aged "a, of Murray and Mary
Jane Todd, aged 26, OF Granger.
Judge Merritt left for the national
capital on Friday evening, presumably to
look after his fences IL regard to his can
didacy for the federal judgeship.
City Treasurer May did not issue a
financial statement for the week just
closed, the only business transacted being
The payment Of The pay rolls as publlShed
III yesterdays Herald
At St Paurs church there will be
speoia' intercessions at the II o'clock
Euchio Isl for the divine blessing on the
new State of Utah. The sermon will al
The new duties.
Deputy Count Engineer D. NJ. Smith
IS busy completing plat book No. Of
surveys in this county. The drafting IS
artistic and entirely original and reflects
credit upon the workmanship OF MI.
Smith.
!. II. Bailey, jr., and c. z. Dinwoodey,
who are preparing to leave Otah soon
GA missions. viii be given farewell
entertainment on Wednesday night IN
the Seventh ward meeting house. The al
fair will be given under the auspices
OF the Amitie club.
\ pleasant entertainment was given in
CenJerNille on Friday evening, at which
a variety of attractions were furnished.
\ farce called Handy Andy was play
ed with credit. and besides TINS there were
solos by Miss Eva Pratt and Mrs lay
Robinson and regulations by MISS hill
AID Miss Maria Clays.
The Mutual Improvement League, re-
Gently organized under the auspices OF the
Mutual IMPROVEMENT Associations OF this
county. will begin receiving members on
Tuesday next, Jan. Z, at the Social nan.
a large number have already, applied Tor
membership and it is expected that many
VIII be on hand on Tuesday.
CITY Engineer Young and Chairman
DoremuS of the board Of public Works,
yesterday made final inspection OF the
fence when has been completed Dy Con-
tractor Frank Harrigan along the gravity
sewer. and found the same satisfactory
The work of completing the maj eStl1nate
vas begun, and the result VIII be an
nounce1 in few days.
Mail Carrier ]. Z. Rigby met with an
accident yesterday afternoon by which ne
received a bad shaking up. His horse
bolted at the intersection OF West Temple
and Second South streets, throwing Mr.
Rfgby violently to the ground, and dart
ing down West Temple street at RAPID
rate. The animal fell and picked himself
IN several times but was soon captured.
ed. Bowen. a miner employed at the
Old Jordan and Galena at Bingham,
was caught by a cave while working in
the mine last evening. The accident &C.
CURED at clock, and the work of
getting the man out was at Once COM
2 O'Clock. A physician was in attendance,
and he found that Bowen had escaped
without serious injury. The miner was
badly chilled through being under The
KEYS so long but no bones we're
broken. His escape from death was al
most miraculous
Acting Governor Richards yesterday ex-
tended executive clemency to ". W. Will
son and March Mckinney, both serving
terms in the penitentiary. Wilson was
sent IN on three charges Of grand larceny
for eight years on each. He has a little
more than served the first eight years and
now is hardened Attorney 5. Z. Arm
strong recently made application for a
writ of habeaS corpus for wilson on
the ground that the three sentences
slould T1n concuTTently. The territorial
supreme court denied the writ and an
appeaI is pending to the United States
sIInreme court March Mckinney was
serving a term for manslaughter.