The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-03
TOWN TALK.

A notariaI commission was issued yes
terday 10 George r. Storey Of Utah
county.
The Herald received yesterday . box Of
fine fruit from tina i,rms Of Asssrs
Beck. Christensen and Oliver, at LEM.
A meeting OF the Gree Lance society
viii be held in The Commercial block Susl-
Gay morning, Oct J, al II o'clock. All
free thinkers invited.
John James. Thomas F. Thomas and
ABOUT 80 other members Of the UGaa Press
association left for Denver last evening
% witness the festival Of Mouapala and
Plain.
J. 3. Bloor, formerly connected VITA
SAT- Lake papers IS now al his old home,
san Francisco. Colonel Ed Kelly, who
Tor some years was lhe leading sporting
man here, is also in Frisco.
Yesterdays clearings were S3070JS as
compared with SlSl .l5S for the same day
OF last year. The weeks clearing6 fooCed
up Slssb4,sDh as against 81, O6l. 40 for me
corresponding Week Of 1895.
Friends of 2, W. Sloan say that he did
Tlcl- become interested n @se Argus as an
owner until after The senatorial contest
closed last winter and that he was NOT
directly or indirectly responsible Tor the
conduct OF The paper during The contest.
The Templeton hotel il deserted save
for the nis,htWaJchrnan and one or two
. clock. Ele hosiery Witl now undergo
a thorough replenl5hing. The entire
pans OF the proDrietOr5 are not yet
known.
City Recorder Emery reports that all
the city election districts are aow SUD
piled with qualified registration AGENTS.
In e2Cn district notices are oostal an
nouncing the places for office registration
ana revision on oct L and % from a.
m. 10 3 D. m.
\ council to consider the ordination of
Rev. George W. Rich TO the Baptisl min
Istl'y VIII convene at the FIRST Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon at $3.50. The
EXAMINATION. VIII be PUBIC. Appropriate
public services VIII also be held in Hhe
evening at 100.
DR.. Perrin. the occult scientist, did not
drive bliud-fOlded through the streets Of
Salt Lake yesterday The reason was
THAI ON account of the uncertain state OF
affairs at the Tenpleton, a sudden change
Of quarters became necessary. lie is now
al the Manltou ana the experiment viii
be tried on Monday.
The report of the board of health for
the week shows as follows: Births, male,
.: females, Z. Deaths, males. .; females.
Z; one body brouSht from outside CITY
for tnterment- Contagious disease flags
outstanding, 1; representing 9 cases of
scarlet fever infectious diseases re
ported Il, all typhoid fever
The newsboys held their first meeting
in Their new hall above the Western Union
Office last evening. The hail is q cosy
enc and mas been fitted up at a cost of
nearly Slpo. The boys meet again on
Tuesday evening at 7:39 Two tea1ns
representing the Tribune and Herald VIII
play game of basket ball. There is no
charge for memberships in the union. r
Admitting friends and web wlshers have
rendered Noble Warrum, jr of the de-
funCt Argus assurances of ample financial
backing to warrant him in Launching a
new weekly free lance the end of this
week. Fred Nelson viii look after the
business end OF the new publication. The
foreclosure sale Of the Argus plant set
for Tuesday, viii probably be postponed
a few days 70 allow the fling Of labor
claims and to enable prospective pur-
chaserS to arrange TO put in bids.
Don II. Porter, late proprietor of the
IeTnpteUon. met with painful acc5deni
yesterday afternoon In company with
NJ hiiam Shovel he was driving from the
Iowa stables eastward on South Temple
street and at the intersection of West
Temple the horse commenced SMASHING
Things generally on account Of the 6eli.--
uncoWn out aud landed on she car track
and received several severe bruises which
viii lay him up for q few days.
The decision of the supreme court an
nuldlg the proposed increase Of : ,.r cent
on the taxing values OF Jais equity day
Lynch VIII have a full force ii clerks
working day and night to com3lete qbe
iaA lhSaces- II = expected mat by the
end of this week all the notices viii be
ready to send out, and as soon as they
are delivered the -treasurer's Office Will be
prepared to receive all who present thesr-
selves with the cash TO pay their taxes
Taxes become delinquent on Nov. IS
State Fish ana Game Warden Sharp is
receiving responses TO The Invitations sent
olIt To uhe various county cOmmiSS tonere
To appoint delegates to attend meeting
which wisl be held in this city ON Wednes-
day evening next al Judge Wenger's court
roam for Vhe purpose Of organizing a
STAKE lisa and game protective ass0ciari01
similar to our own county association
which is doing such eXcellen: work In
The preservation of fish and game birds jT
this county 1t is thought by those yyhg
have taken an active interest in thf
matter that a state association viii heIr
create 4 healthy public sentiment In
favor of the preservation OF 1ish and wild
game.