The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-08-23
THE CITY
Weather Today --a
Fair, Warmer
TOWN TALK.

Lawrence il. Young of this city was
yesterday commissioned notary public.
The famous Moody Institute quartette
OF Chicago VIII conduct the services at
ses First Baptist church this morning.
Professor Willard Done will speak at
the Twentieth ward meeting house at
$50 this evening, under the auspicies OF
the NJ. 1. A.
The Rio Grande nine has accepted the
challenge OF the militia. team ana VIII
play bail at Garfield beach next Wednes-
day, militia day.
At a m. yesterday the thermometer
registered ca. at noon % ana at 6 p. m-
zs the maximum temperature being 70
and the minimum 81
Ten cents per copy viii be paid for
copies of the Deseret Evening News,
dates September 2, 1885; November q, 1880.
and December s, 1895, sent TO this Office
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
Tor Dick Harrs, aged ~, ana Rosena
Miller, aged 20, corh OF this city; FRED w /;
HeDgen. aged o. ana Gusr.s Jupge, aged
"A, also of chis city.
All singers going to the Denver Els
teddfod will meet at the tabernacle to-
day at 1885, Friends wishing. to accom-
pany them to Denver should make the
fact known immediately.
President H. NJ. Sadler, of the Work
ingnens Central Democratic club, has
called a meeting Of the club for tomorrow
svening at 80 at No. 50 East First
South street, for the purpose OF elecung
officers.
The usual monthly meeting of the
Being DESTROYS of dong nothing 10 inter-
fore with the holiday. the members Wll
meet tomorrow evening instead There
viii be a number OF important matters
attended 10.
The Moody Institute male quartette
r.s-a fGa
the Y NJ c A last evening. They VIII
conduct the mems meeting "a the same
place today at p. II. and VIII render an
excellent programme OF duets. quartettes
and solos at the First NJ r. church in
the evening, to which everybody is IT.
vited.
The premises OF the Coop. Wagon and
Machine Co. on State street, We're burglar
lied a few nights since and Columbia
racing wheel, seitai number 1919 htted
with a brown saddle. stolen AS the
manufacturers offer a reward OF 500 Tor
the arrest and conviction or the tbleI, II
is not unlikely that the wheel may be re-
covered.
Rex. A c. Brown, pastor Of Calvary
Presbyterian church in Peoria Illinois,
has been preaching n0ss acceptabiy and
efficiently for several Sundays Ia the
First Presbyterian c1Grck OF this CITY
He will give lis las. discourse today
and start for his eastern boms tomorrow.
Mr.. Brown is very clear and foTcib.e
speaker, and has nads mands friends IN
Salt lake.
The health departments report for the
week just closed shows the number OF
births to have been thirteen, seven males
and six females, The deaths numbered
twenty thirteen males and seven females.
There are at present eigbr cases OF scar
let fever. four OF typhoid fever and one
case Of whooping cough in t6e city. Ihree
bodies We're received from other places
for internent
Deputy Sheriff Booth yesterday after
noon arrested a man by the name of Guy
Swadey upon warrant issued III Justice
Sells court charging him with obtaining
money under false pretenses. Shortly
afterwards Sawdey was taken before the
court and arraigned. He pleaded not
guilty to the charge. His bonds pending
the hearing which was set for Monday
morning, we're fixed at 500. As he was
not able 10 furnish the security he was
taken over 70 Sheriff Hardy's hosiery TO
stay over Sunday at least. 1t is under
stood that the particular offense which
Sawdey is charged with having COM
Initted is selling fruit trees alleged TO be
OF no account In some cases he is al
legged TO have received deposit on the
sale Of nursery stock to farmers, all of
which in his case is contrary to the law
of the great state Of Utah.