The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-19
TOWN TALK.

The Franklin football team defeated
the Jacksons yesterday by a score of
L to 8.
Charlie Hans, aged "a and Mary Poison,
aged Is, both of Eureka, secured a mar
rage license yesterday at the county
clerks Office.
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered "A. at noon AZ, and at 6 p. m.
a. the maximum temperature being %
and the minimum IS.
Dr. James Z. Talmage will address the
people of Sugar House ward at their
meeting house this afternoon at 2 p. m
The public is invited to be present.
Judge Merritt returned from Washing
ton D. c. Yesterday. He is looking well
and hearty and says he didn't get what
he went after. but is pleased that a gOod
man did get the position of federal judge.
Captain ]. Estcourt Sawyer, quarter
masters department, United States army,
recently stationed al the PreSidio, was IN
the city yesterday on his way to his new
station at Buffalo. where he viii act as
department quartermaster,
A few days ago James diversion, a son
of Chris diversion of bennington, cap
tured an American eagle that measured
seyen feet from tip to tip and which
weighed 49, pounds. The bird has been
sent to Mehesy, of this city, to be pro-
Derly mounted.
Y. NJ c. A.-2S West Second South
street. Gospel meeting for men only To-
day at p. m. Address by Prof. R. B.
Quay. Bible class at p. m conducted
by Mr.. e. Bowler. All men are invited
to these services and will be most cor
daily welcomed.
The regular meeting of the Tenth
Quorum of Seventies will be held next
Monday night in meeting house. Sugar,
commencing at 7:30. Elders r. S. Wells
and Edward Stevenson win be present. A
full attendance is desired ana a cordial
cd n all ToTiASt hood
of the ward.
The regular meeting of the Salt Lake
Teachers association viii be held in the
university building next Saturday, Jan;
q, at 1926 o'clock. An exceptionally good
programme has been arranged and Will
include a paper on Some Phases of
Teaching United States History" by Prof.
G. NJ. Marshall. Glass recitation in read
Mrs. B. F. Randolph, of Farmers ward.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
On Friday, January 31st the Hamilton
and the Polite Debating Clubs viii meet
IN public debate, the following quesuons
TO be discussed: Resolved, That the
Present Legislature of Utah should Pass
a Law for the Prevention of the Manu-
facture and Sale of Spurious Liquors.
The Hamilton assuming the aflfmatlNe,
will be represented by Walter j. sloan,
George Altman and Frank Lucas, the
Polite being represented by Walter
Adams, Herbert L. Penrose and John
Hayes.
United States Marshal Brigham was
the happiest man in town yesterday and
he took occasion to acquaint everybody
ne met with the fact. although verbal
expression was unnecessary as a glance
at his countenance was sufficient in
dex to show the eXuberant state of his
feelings. The cause wasn't his reappont-
anent to the position of representative
of the government in this state in the
capacity OF marshal either. 1t was
strictly family affair and nothing less
than the arrival of daughter the first
born. at his home The little stranger
IS more than welcome and Mrs. Brigham
is doing nicely.