The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-21
TOWN TALK.

There IS q telegram at the Deseret
Telegraph Office for Malinda Christensen
William Stack will spend Is days in the
city Jail for approaching hard working
people for aims.
Charles Smith, jr, of The Herald: now
has q quartette to call him papa, the
fourth having arrived yesterday
Guy Wallace paid fine of 50 and costs
in the police court for an unprovoked as
sault upon Pearl Wallace. woman OF
the town.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Fred Wyler "A, and Annie Bona, a,
both of Mammoth; Noble II. Getchell, p,
and Eva May Smith, 70, both of Cripple
Creek.
Holden O'Connor was fined $50 yesterday
morning. by Justice Wenger, before whom
he was charged with the destroying of
small building belonging to j. ID.
Reardon.
The Salt Lake football team. by A.
Wilson, captain, announces that they
would like to play Il game, with any
Utah or Wyoming eleven, Park City pre-
ferred, during conference week
Yesterdays clearings were $141 .S43, as
compared with S19S.222 for the same day
of last year. For the week the clearings
footed up $945.152 as against Sl2lS,2lo Tor
the corresponding week of last year
Frank W. Thatcher. Winslow Farr
and Robert Anderson, three prominent
young men of Logan, leave tonight on
missions, Mr.. Thatcher going TO Holland
and Messrs. Farr and Anderson TO
England.
Henry Hunt admitted his guilt when
charged in the police court yesterday
morning with the burglary of Robinson 5
drug store on Saturday morning, and was
committed to the county JAN IN default
of $500 bail.
The funeral of the late James Reid will
be held at p. m. today from Evans I'M
dertaling parlors. and friends of the de
ceased mining man are invited to attend.
1t is learned that Mr.. Reid was born at
Lcith, Scotland. IN 1925.
While engaged in cleaning the wire
work around the elevator shaft on the
third floor of the Templeton hotel yester-
day, William II. LomaX, the house man,
was caught by the descending elevator
and severely injured about the head. DR..
Shinnick attended him and in the after
noon the young man was removed to his
home
The fire department had two runs yes
terday, one in the morning and another
last evening. A lamp under chicken
incubator caused d small blaze at Mrs.
Minnie Goodman's house, 226 East Third
South and did about SO damage. The
fire last evening was in house on West
Temple street, a few doors back of the
Dooly block. Damage IS.
The report of the health department
for the past week shows 10 births, TO
males and 9 females. There were IA
deaths males and females. There
are at present one diphtheria. one scarlet
fever and three whooping-cough cases in
the city. Twenty-eight samples of milk
were analyzed. all showing the required
percentage of fat III order TO be market
able.
A very interesting session of the inter-
mediate class of county teachers was
held al Superintendent Van Colts office
yesterday morning. Accuracy and Drill
in Teaching Arithmetic, was the sub
ject handled by Miss Rachel Edwards OF
the university training school, Prof. B.
w Ashton. OF the Cottonwood school,
spoke on map drawing. Next Saturday
the regular meeting of the association
will occur. when Prof. D. r. Allen will
make an address