The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-26
THE CITY
Weather Today -
Fair, Warmer.
TOWN TALK.

The bail game at the Fort this after
noon viii be between the Giants, the
ngst nlne, and the Colts, the second mill
tary team.
AT the recent excursion of the
twentieth ward people to Garfield, Mrs.
NIXON was voted the most popular lady
IN the ward.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day for Joseph H. Ogden. aged 3d. of
Ogden, and Esther S. Winmill, aged is,
OF Mountain Dell.
AT a m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 81, at noon So and at p. M
II, the maximum temperature being "A
and the minimum e.
William A Ireland, treasurer of the
Tabor Grand Opera house of Denver is
in the city visiting his father John Ire
land. He viii be here several days.
Ten cents per copy will be paid for
copies Of the Deseret Evening News,
dates September ,, 1885; November IS. 1888,
and December S, 1855, sent to this office.
Mrs. Jane Tenant was arrested yes
terday on the charge of assaultng
neighbor. The facts in the case will be
brought out in the police court tomor-
row.
The members of the tabernacle choir
are requested TO take their hymn books
10 the tabernacle today on the occasion
of the funeral of the late Apostle A. H.
Cannon
1t is announced that seats will be. re-
served for boards of directors or whom
the late Abraham II. Cannon was
member, at the funeral of the latter in
the tabernacle today.
The annual report of the county super
intendent of schools shows the total
school population outside of this city in
this county 10 be SOL. not including dis
tricts 25 at Murray, % at Sugar, 81 at
Herman and 81 at Draper which were
not reported.
Chairman 4. c. Lund of the state
board of equs iizatiOn, yesterday received
a telegram from George r. Lund, of St.
George stating that the streets there
were flooded a foot deep and that the
damage done to Washington Held would
amount TO $1,000.
Great interest is taken among sport
ing men in the glove contest between
Bob Thompson of this city and Tom
Carter, Of Colorado Springs, 10 take
place at the Athletic club on tuesday
evening next. The men are very evenly
matched and a scientific contest may be
expected.
G. NJ. Schilling, the one-armed globe
trotter visited the Fort yesterday and
was presented with a new pair OF CAM
paign shoes. He is ninety days out from
Pittsburg and would have been across
the Great American desert by this time
had not his shoes given out before reach-
ing Utah soil. Schilling leaves for San
Francisco this morning.
This evening the NJ I. A of the
Twentieth ward viii conduct the services
at the ward house. The exercises viii IN
cllide an address on The Pioneers, by
George F. Gibbs, an address on
"Charity'' by Rose Romney, a selection
by the ladies' Quartette and an ADDRESS
on the Consolation of the Gospel' by
Ralph Cutler.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hodges, on Jeremy street, mas AGAIN
been visited by death. Since ten days
ago they lost one child by diphthe:ia,
and at an early hour yesterday morning
their little daughter Lydia Lawrence
born March ), 1891, fell victim to the
dread disease. The funeral was held
last evening.
The health department REPORTS eight
births during the past week, three males
and five females. The deaths numbered
twelve, eight OF which were males ana
fer females. There are at present nine
cases OF scarlet fever. two OF d1phtherla
and three of typhoid fever. -Four bodaes
were received from other places lot
burial There We're twenty-one mix tests
made, the percentage of fat ranging
from 2S 10 per cent.
INSPECTOR Greenwald caused warrants
TO be issued yesterday for L. w Mao
sen and B. H. Schetter for maintaining
nuisances on their properties lInmeQlate-
~ west of the temple block. Complaints
have been coming in TO the health Of
ficers concerning the Nnsamtary Conul-
ton of that block, and while the lnspeS-
fny maintains that he has repeatedly
noticed the interested parties TO CONNECT
with the sewer they have refused 10 40
CO and t71eir- arrests is the result. Inc
hlosk is alleged to be the worst IN thS
CITY from sanitary point OF view