The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-16
TOWN TALK.

John Jones reckless driving cost him
s. in the police court yesterday.
Eph Kelly and Yen Pratt. old offenders
on the score of drunkenhess' YIN SSI ' ' =
30 and 20 days respectively in the county
Jail
The Fort Douglas Browns and the
crack team from Park City viii play a
game OF ball at the post GROUNDS at p
IN. today
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Dominick Dougherty, 81 ana Ahl n,
Simonton 10. Salt Lake; John 4: IadlocK'
81 and Lille McNulty, Y, Bingham.
The soldiers at Fort Douglas will in
dule,e in field athletics tomorrow, COM
mencing at about a. m The programme
includes foot races, bicycle races, jump
inE, etc.
pat Mensch, 20 days; Harry Allen, 30
DAYS. and Charles Lamelot 10 days, were
the sentences given d new trio of Vag-
rants who were presented yesterday 10
Justice Wenger
Yesterdays clearings footed up $2lI,9SO,
as compared with $26s lo5 for the same aay
OF last year The week s clearlngs ag-
gregated 81 423. 800, as against Sl.5b5,UOl Tor
the CORRESPONDING week OF 1896
The present series of the free Sunday
evening platform lectures at Unity nall
Will close this evening with lecture 10y
Mr. j. A. Graham will sing The Palms
Theodore Letson, Hyrum Silver. Frank
Davi and Carl Putnam each yesterday
paid small fines for violating the city
ordinance prohibiting the riding OF bl-
cycles after dark without a lighted IAN
tern.
Edward Day, convicted on May Z OF
yagrancy ana warned to leave the city
on suspension of a sentence OF 80 Gays,
was again before the police court yes
terday, when the standing sentence Was
imposed.
Nav
two men who entered Joseph Z. WINS
sample room on Friday afternoon, mad
the, charges OF burglary reduced to petit
larceny 10 which both pleaded guilty and
were sentenced TO 20 lays each IN the city
jail
There will be dress parade at Fort
DoIl.-las every Wednesday at $50 here
after. followed by Z. band concert. Tnere
VII also be band concerts each FRIDAY
evening al 7:30 and on Sunday afternoons
at O'Clock, making three concerts a
week
Clerk Pollard of the health department
reports Z births during the past Week
equally divided as TO sex. There were ten
deaths. five males and the same number
OF females. There is now but one case OF
scarlet fever in the city and one case OIL
diphtheria.
The Norwegians of this city will cele-
brate tomorrow night their national non-
DAY the S3rd anniversary OF the adop-
ZION of the constitution of the kingdom
~ norway. Attorney c. NJ Nielsen will
be the orator OF the evening. The cele-
l,ration will take place in St Marx
hall.
Henry Bartlett or his sons, whose sup
posed residence is this city, and who are
relatives OF the late Richard Bartlett OF
Cleveland, O., who died on April . 1851
are requested 10 communicate with L. w;
latte administrator OF the estate, 10
Sterling avenue, Cleveland, o.. and learn
OF something TO their interest
TIE distribution of prizes to subscrib-
ers of the senli-%eekly took place at Inc
Herald building Saturday at ~ p: m
Prize No. l was drawn by NO. SUI, MIS-.
1Epsign of Denver; prize No. :. by 2,5J4,
George Judd. Henefer, Utah; prize NO; g.
nv & IL George \. Nelson, Weston, la,
PiVerton Utah: prize No. s. by 2.S04, John
PyDer, Nephi Utah. A complete Ist Will
h. published in the semi-weekIy issue OF
Tuesday. May is. 1891.
The party of Butte City officials who
ara at nresent inspecting the paving
S % in the streets of Zion, paid
q visit to SaItair yesterday afternoon ana
were of course greatly delighted with the
pavilion and bathing facilities, althoueh
none OF the gentlemen Xentufed plunge
in the brine Last evening they saw Nat
Goodwin in David Garrick- The party
will leave for Ogden today and after IL
snecting the DavementS there Will start
for home to report the result OF their IN
VeStigations.
The members of the local division of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No.
%. are making great preparations for the
reception Of Grand Chief Engineer p. NJ.
Arthur. who will be in the city on the I'D
of this month. At the last meeting of
the organization the following commit
Zee of arrangements was appointed, which
committee will have charge of affairs:
James T. Beliss, Abe Hatch. James A.
Yeates. Gilbert A. Mclean and Abel
Preece. The visit of the chief engineer
means a speech to the division ana
tour of all the sights of the city
The programmes for the four days edu-
ca1ional convention 20 be held at Logan
beginning June II, has been issued me
,1,eetinf- is being looked forward 10 with
much anticipation by all educators, as IL
is expected il Will be more largely at
tended than any one heretofore held
The programme has been arranged on an
elaborate scale, including addresses of
welcome by leading citizens OF the cache
ent branches Of education will be sub
r1itted b. teachers from different parts
of the state and these will be followed by
general discussions.
The regular meeting of the Microscope
cal society was held Friday evening at
rhe university. The interior OF the Leaf
was treated by Professor Whiting and a
r,ruaber. of mounts of sections OF leaves
were arranged under microscopes loI eA-
srnination Mr.. c. R. Savage reported to
the society the results of the experiments
On the relative terminating power OF Diff
fereut colored light. The growth OF gar
den cresS from the seed under blue, white,
yellow, wine color and green glasses, tie
seeds having been kept otherwise under
same conditions, showed the green light
far superior to all the others, as the
ulants had grown much more rapidly in
The box covered with green glass than in
another box. The society adjourned until
September