The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-14

notorial commission was yesterda,
issued to John Rider of Salt Lake.
Vagrancy charges against Winni,
kessler and w. S. Van Ness will be tried
in the police court on Monday morning
The ladies of the Philosophical society
VIII give a Sociable at their hall il
the Realty building on the evening of the
25th inst.
A marriage license was issued by the
county clerk yesterday to Francis Muir
ply, 20. and Julia Phippen, 81, both OF
Mill Greek
P. T. Witcher the inventor and
patentee of the Witcher portable dam
left for Chicago last night on business
connected with the same.
At the special revival services being
held at the First Congregational church
Kew. Clarence 7. Brown S subject to-
night is: "A Sermon for Doubters."
The hearing of zee Yen for enbezzle-
ment and grand larceny. has been con-
unued until Thursday at o'clock, when
the case will come up before Justice
Wenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew IRE are the
proudest people in town today. a nine
pound girl, who will be lat home" we
nope. IN the IRE household, is the cause
OF the glee All well.
Yesterdays clearings were s175S4O. as
compared with S214.307 for the same day
of last year. The weeks clearings footed
up 81 16l,934. as compared with 81, ,221
Simon Bamberger, of this city. left
for Cincinnati yesterday, where he has
been summoned TO attend the burial of
his father, Emanuel Bamberger, who
died yesterday morning at the good old
age of 81 years.
In place of the usual lecture at Unity
hall tonight a popular Sunday evening
concert will be given by the members
OF the male Quartette, assisted by other
local talent full programme of the
concert will be given in the weekly
calendar distributed at the morning
service.
The report of Clerk POLAND of the
health department for the week Just
ended shows p births. 10 males and Ii
females. The deaths numbered eight,
five males and three females. There are
at present one scarlet fever and two
diphtheria cases in the city. Only one
new case of typhoid fever was reported
during the week.
Through the efforts of Miss Mackin-
tosh. Mrs. S. Hughes and Mrs. Charles
Read the nurses sitting room at ST
nished. The members of the training
school f9 ;. nurses are very grateful to
in accomplishing their work
The Pioneer Jubilee commission met
as usual last evening, but did not trans
act any business. The members realized
that the fate of the whole project de-
pended upon the nights work in the
the lawmakers. The drawing for the
jubilee poster, discussed at length in
The Herald. was on exhibition yester-
day in Joslin & Parks show window, and
attracted much attention.
Arrangements have been completed for
the public debate between the Hamilton
and Jefferson societies, to take place
next Friday evening in the Eighteenth
ward Independent hall at s o'clock. The
programme includes an address by the
chairman, Miss Aura Rogers a vocal solo
by Miss Cora Pratt, instrumental seIec-
lions by the Lambourne brothers. a piano
Duet by Misses Clarice Thatcher and
Aura Rogers and the debate on the ques-
ton: Resolved, That education has more
TO do in producing a good and great
character than innate tendencies" At
firmative Adrian Simmons and Spencer !
SquireS, of the jefferson; negative, Will !
lam POLAND and Walter Wilding. of the |
Hamilton The judges will be President |
Johnson. of the Salt Lake Business Col |
iege. Attorneys S. w. Stewart and H A |
Smith and two other gentlemen yet to be |
selected.