The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-13
TOWN TALK.

tival at their meeting house on Thursday
evening.
very pleasant entertainment will be
given at the Third ward meeting house on
Friday evening
The Pioneer Jubilee commission yes
terday presented The Herald with one
of the Jubilee cups.
A marriage license was yesterday issued
10 Thomas Bass. aged 81. and Jane Dew
eraux, aged 20. both of Salt Lake.
The mouIders and machinists at Silver
Bros. played a game of baseball yesteree
day. the moulders winning by score OIL
IS to 10.
Ephraim Enterprise Judge Hiles of Salt
Lake is taking Judge Johnson's place
during the trial of the West Point and
Hay Meadow water case.
Yesterdays clearings were S211,472 as
compared with 1892 for the same Gay
of last year. The weeks clearinSs rooted
up S1.S54. or. as compared with 81, 5oO,oSS
for the corresponding week of 1896
Harry Edwards has a rare curiosity in
the share of 4 monkey-faced owl. wnlcn
has just been received from san Der !;
nardino. Cal. This is beautiful bird and
is attracting a great deal of attention
Members of Utah Woman's Press club
are requested to meet at WorHan EN-
ponent office Wednesday. June III at p.
m. Business of special Importance 10 be
transacted
MISS Kate 0idWSOn. upon ulNlldtAOil VI
Mrs. n. W. Clayton. gave a pleasure party
at Saltair on Friday evening. There were
about 300 guests and after spending an
enjoyable evening returned at II p m
Filing on claims in West Mountain dis
trict seems to be the popular thing 10
do right now. ]. H. Conrad has located
50 in Coon's canyon. near the scene OF
the excitement three years ago. and moi e
are to follow.
George. W. Hall, the young man taken
in custody Thursday for insanity, induced
by epilepsy, died last night: Deceased
was a son of the late James R. Hall, the
old gentleman who was recently drowned
in City Creek
The friends of Hon. Heber J. Grant will
be nleased to learn that ne has so TAR
progressed as to be able to be removed
from the Holy Cross hospital TO his own
home today II viii be some DAYS now
ever, before he can leave his bed
Secretary c. H. Banks. by order of the
president has called a special meeting
of the veteran firemen at their hall for
tomorrow evening. All volunteer fremen
are invited to attend and business OF I'M
portance IS to be brought before the
meeting.
According to a ruling of the county at
torney il is the duty of the assessor to
collect taxes on stocks of goods l.; the
hands of receivers and asslsnees- Ac-
cordingly the levy on the goods OF The
firm of Spencer & Lynch has Deep made
and a check issued.
The funeral services over the remains
of Lulu Belle Grant will be held at the
Sixteenth ward meeting house at u
o'clock today. Friends may review the
remains prior 10 the funeral at the fam
lily residence. 223 West Third North street,
from 1890 70 1880 a m
The horse and buggy recovered from
thieves 1t Bountiful on Friday and
brought 10 Salt Lake by Deputy Sheriff
Burt has been identified as the rig stolen
from Ogden and the property of Mrs NJ
S Marriott The parties who stole it
have not yet been captured.
Bishop O. r Whitney is down from
Logan. having come TO town TO attend the
KimbaH family reunion. which occurs at
the Kimball cemetery tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock. All the members of the
Kimball and Whitney families in the city
afternoon the two families will join in an
excursion TO Saltair-
Rock Springs Miner: Charlie Swanson
is the luckiest man on earth. We suppose
il IS because he is single and good look
ing. When the Utah teachers train
passed through on Monday fair cT-nsel
on the train handed him boquet OF as
beautiful flowers as ever adorned
queens boudoir. Charlie didn't do a thing
but made all his male associates crazy
William Mantle. who. on Tuesday night.
reported that he had been held up at the
corner of First and A streets. ana robbed
of q considerable sum in cash and checks,
insists that his statement was correct
Notwithstanding the theory of the police.
He saws that the cneCEs. WHICH repre-
scented a total of about S75. have not yet
been presented for payment. and that so
far as his own finances are concerned, SO
will cover every debt he owes.
The Pioneers First View of the VAL
lev is the title of an attractive water
color placed on exhibition yesterday in
The windor of c. r. Savage. The author
OF the work Is l.. c. Nogt, the well
known newspaper artist. and in his idea
of the subject has made an original study
while the coloring Is such as 10 eaten Inc
fancy of those who are acquainted with
the view from Emigration canyon and
the spirit of the pioneer days.
The state conference and priesthood
meeting of the Salt Lake stake occurred
at the tabernacle yesterday and there
was q large attendance of church officials.
including representatives from all the
wards Fifty-siX young men. who were
recommended to be ordained as elders
were endorsed upon their promise TO mag
nifty the calling. The other business
transacted was in reference TO the coming
entertainment of the old folks. Elder
q r. Savage. who represented the old
folks committee, requested the different
ward officers TO be prepared to entertain
the old people from June 21st to 18th, and
ii was recommended that a committee of
three be appointed in each ward to look
fter the necessary accommodations.
President Joseph F. Smith made an ad-
dress to the young men who We're about
10 enter the Melchizedek priesthood, and
he also commended the care of the COM
ing aged visitors TO the people of the
city.