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

TOWN TALK.
A meeting Of the Free Lance society viii
be held in the Commercial block Sunday
morning, Get 10, at II O'Clock. All free
thinkers invited
James B. walker, of the Tribune staff,
expects to leave soon for Syracuse, y. Y,
20 assume the editorial management OF
the Evening Herald.
Arrangements were completed last night
between the Ogden and I. Nj. c. a.
loot ball teams Tor a game 10 be- played
here On Saturday Oct 80.
County Treasurer Lynch expects to have
al the tax notices ready Monday morn
ing Tor delivery by messengers ~ the
business district ana through the mail Tor
al other places
Victor Fresco. a Turk was tried yester-
Gay IN police court on charge of OBJ
scene conduct. He MAS convicted. fined
s,@ and sentenced 10 serve Il term of I'M
prlschnent OF 20 days.
Yesterdays clearinGs We're s320. 1873 as
compared With $40, 44S Tor the same day Of
last year The week eiearings We're
SZ.0lS.9lO as against SgSl, 465 Tor the core
spending week OF 1870
The funeral OF Patriarch Joan bruce
wills BE ned in the Twelfth ward cnapei
al u clock today Friends invited The
remalOs can be NleWel at his late resi-
denee, corner First South and Third East
Mr. Christian Nicholson. from Los
Angeles, WIS., lecture upon the labor qnes-
ton ia the Temple of Honor hall We'd
neSday evening, oct b. y y. NJ. All ere
invited who understand the Danish
language
The funeral services of Mrs. Susan "
6llolas mn be held today at u o'clock
from the Twenty-titrst ward meeting
mouse. T4le remains viii be at the family
residence until the hour Tor the services.
and can be viewed by uhe friends of the
nd fp'fe
The board Of health report for the week
shows; Births. males. 10; females. II.
Deaths, males, = females. 5. not including
two bodies brought from elsewhere for
lnterment. in this city. Contagoius dis
case hags outstanding, 6, al Of which
are for scarlet fever Infectious diseases
reported, typhoid fever, Il; Whoopug
cough, case
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
70 Samuel Il. WarbUrtOn and Margaret
Miller, both aged u, and both OF Salt
Lake City; TO Walter Sugden. aged q. OF
SAT- Lake CITY, and Efile Coon. aged ~.
of Pleasant Green, and 10 Joseph Il.
Goudy, aged 2, and fannie e. Tout, aged
II. both OF ogden The wedding ceremony
for N1r. Sugden and Hiss Coon was per
formed by Deputy Clerk Blair
So far no trace Of the four prisoners
V.no escaped from the state prison Oh
Friday has been found. Ii WIS reported
al the prison yesterday evening that four
men had er5cOnCed themselves in an
abandoned house al East Mi Creek and
that they We're probably the fugitiNes. a
squad Of officers was sent to the place,
but the occupants Of the shaNty proved
10 be only four tramps fho Elad taken
shelter There for the night.
As soon as Colonel Nicholas Treweek
qualities as member of the board of
puN3lic works the board viii be prepared
10 transact the business on hand await
ing disposition. By reason Of the fact
that members have disqualified them
Ike ffNAe h,
lie office the board has, = ithin the past
four years lost such men As Governor
WeRS. George A Love, Spencer ClaW'on,
j [. Conlllin, NJ. B. SOWles, " p Noble
and Joseph Il Caine-
Conner Thomas. Who was recently an
pointed state coal mining inspector TO sue
coed Thomas Lloyd. resigned. has not yet
qualified. and il is intimated in official
circle that the gentleman from CoalVille
IS disqualified from serving because OF his
conflicting interests lessee ana
operator OF fuel mine. # Mr.. Thomas
does not dispose of mis- interests 80 as 10
make him eligible under the law Cor the
position. Governor Wells viii be obliged
70 make another appointment
The conduct of some young fellows in
TaylorSVille recently became so unbeaT-
able that George Harris. John Howell,
John Spencer Roland Matthews, Herschel
Player, Hoy Player Richard hampton
and Joseph Jensen found themselves, fac
ing Justice Lindsay on Friday CHARGED
Ladies Mutual Improvement association
an pleaded guilty and we're fined 81 and
costs. on satisfying the demands Of
justice the boys promised 10 not interfere
with the young ladies meetings.
The preliminary hearing in the case
OF Benjamin Egslngt0n. charged with Ihe
murder Of Martin Mock. at Sandy last
month, was completed in police court
yesterday afternoon. No new facts were
brought out in the testimony introduced
but il seemed from the evidence that
Mock W3S the aggreSSor in the quarrel
Attorneys Edwards and Harrington, for
the defense asked that their client be ad-
mitted 10 bail and though Attorney Van
Sotf. Of thG prosecution. opposed il the
court ruled that EggingdOn would be ad-
United BAL ~ the sum Of $1,000.
At yesterdays session of the state land
board, besides going through a large griSt
OF routine matters 4 resolution was
adopoed recurring that hereafter a non
mineral AFFIDAVIT shall accompany each +
application for selection Of state lands
which are presumed TO belong to the F,
again Monday On Tuesday evening |
Commissioners Hammond Rees and Mac (
farlane, accompanied by State Engineer (
Young, viii leave FOR Willard and Juab (
counties Ia look over the land in con-
nlct between the White Mountain Reser- :
VOlr company and the Lake RonneViIfe /
Water and Power company II xiii re
G0ire about Two weeks for the committee ,
10 make its Investigations dnd 10 gather (
data from measurements and otherwise /
The committees -hndi0ES will. in al
measure, determine further proceedings {
n this contest.