The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-03
TOWN TALK.

Al a. IN. yesterday the thermometer
registered 20, al noon ~, and at . D. IN:
Is, the maximum temperature being 3
and the minimum Il.
Yesterday baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Grant q. Boyden. The little
fellow, VINO weights nine pounds is very
welcome and he and his mother are doing
: we'll
McGraw. the Park City football player,
who was injured in the game at the uni
Versity campus on Friday, is still at the
hospital, but VIII be all right in day or
two
A paper will be read at the Brocl1way
meeting at the old Federal court room
in the Wasatch block this evening at
o'clock by John Stubbs on "Clairvoyancy
and Legislation.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
for Riley Borkdull. q. and Hattie IL
14off. 1a. of Georgetown. Ida: CHRISTOPHER
g Reynolds, so, and Elizabeth Brown,
so, of Ell Dorado. Utah.
The funeral of the infant son of Charles
". and Alice J. Kirk will take place at
y o'clock today from the family resi-
dence. 50 Aberdeen street Friends of the
family are invited to attend
This being the first Sunday in the
month there will be no services at the
taberHaclc today. under the recent ORDER
from the presidency appointing one sun
day a month for sacrament meetings IN
the wards
By d sort of common understanding
the new county administration VIII as
sumo control precisely at Il o clock, noon;
tomorrow. In reality, the terms OF an
who have qualified begin at L O'Clock
tonight.
Rev. A. L. Hudson's series Of ''Plair
Talks on Practical Topics. VIII be con-
tinued at Unity hall this evening IN d
talk upon The Lawyers Relation to the
People" This morning Mr. Hudson gives
Il sermon for the New Year upon the SUD-
ject, Turning the Leaf.
The funeral Of the child of Mr.. and
Mrs Duncan McFadyen viii take place
at u o. clock noon today. from the family
residence. The members OF the Cafe
donian society will meet at their nall at
11:90 sharp and attend the funeral
Chairman /. N Goliath. of the board
of public works has rendered his reslS-
nation to Mayor Glendinning 20 take
effecr January i. The mayor has not
decided upon a successor. it being n very
difficult matter t TO- secure Sonib competent
George Nolan. ]. w. Norris. Sallie
Davis and Mrs Williams had a smoker
at Is Franklin avenue last evening Ihey
added a Dutch lunch with plenty or
beer and kept the neighborhood on the
1-erre of hvsteria for the better part of
the evening Finally the hllarlty MADE
the Others enviOus and the police We're
asked TO distribute the roisterers. Ihey
were all taken to the city jail IN the
Maria.
The members of the graduating class OF
80 of the University of Utah panqueted
last night at the knutstcrd, SIX OF the
,,ine srraduates being present. They Were
" G. Roylance. Weston Vernon, Fred
REYNOLDS, Levi L. Young, j. l.. Gibson
and Jesse Hoopes-ail bachelors Mr.;
Roylance acted as toastmaster ana each
member of the company made a speech.
IT was a thoroughly ENJOYABLE anair.
The class will meet again in June.
The teachers of the county held their
REGULAR semi-monthly meeting at the
university building yesterday. Prof
W VIII lectured on THE Liver" and
Prof. Toronto spoke on The Earth.
AS a committee TO look after school les-
;slation during the coming session the
following were chosen: Superintendent
Van Colt, Albert Spencer. W R. Calder
wood. J. A. Halt, j. D Cummings, u
w NIoffatt. r. w Ashton, g. NJ. Num-
ford and 7 R. Rawlins-