The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-27
TOWN TALK.

Archdeacon Crook will conduct morn
ing and evening service at the Episcopal
church al Eureka.
Elder 3 H. Roberts will lecture in the
Fifteenth ward hall tonight under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. NJ l. A.
The tenors and basses of the Taber-
nacle choir viii play ball at the Uni
Versity grounds on Wednesday at $50
p. m.
The Sixteenth ward Sunday school
pupils. with teachers. parents and friends,
wilt have their annual outing at Garfield
on June 80
Notarial commissions were yesterday is
sued TO N. E. Johnson, of Emery county;
J. II. Mead. Of Ointah and Q. j. Still
well, Of Weber.
Arthcer- Reuben F: Haines, Twenty
fourth infantry, has been placed on the
retired list and will repair to his home.
The travel enjoined is necessary for the
public service.
The Y. L. NJ. ]. a. Of the Nineteenth
ward will give an entertainment IN the
meeting house Wednesday, June 50. The
programme TO consist Of living pictures,
drills. solos, etc
Yesterdays clearings were $2S5.997 as
compared with $206,01T for the same day
of last year. The weeks clearings footed
up S1.374 642, as against LAB 463, 1 the
corresponding week of 1896
Marriage licenses were yesterday is
sued TO Ole Erickson and Ida Gustafson
of Sandy: Abraham Hansen and Phoebe
Bullock of Riverton John Anderson and
Augusta Hermandson of this city
A meeting of the Tenth Quorum of
Seventies which comprises the Seventies
in East Brighton and in the Cannon and
the Fifth and Sixth wards, will be held IN
the Sixth ward assembly hall at o'clock
tomorrow evening.
Burglars attempted to enter the resi-
pa IL
manager of the Oregon Snort Line, l56
South Eighth East street, last night but
they We're frightened off before they ac-
complished anything.
c. S. Price. of this city has just re-
turned from Cornell university. where ne
has spent two years in the study OF law
He graduated last week and holos the
degree CT Ii. B. He was highly re-
spected at the university.
The work of collecting the city poll tax
is going along merrily and up to date the
sum OF s., 100 in cash and labor has been
paid in This year it IS the intention TO
collect all such tax due the city and per-
nit no guilty man 10 escape.
The Salt Lake City Street Railway
company team that recently met the
Rapid Transit nine went down TO defeat
yesterday before a team made up of en-
ployees OF the City Railway company
boys, the score being Is TO L.
This mornings service at Unity hall will
be the last before vacation MIR. Hudson
viii preach on play Time" and the
Unity male Cuartette will give a special
musical programme. Mr.. Brigham Will
sing Abt's tenor solo, Home SO Blest-
Tonight in the Sixteenth ward meeting
house, beginning at $50, Elder George
REYNOLDS will deliver a lecture on the
Language OF the Book of Mormon The
attendance promises 10 be very large and
the event will be an instructive one 10
those who attend.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur ". Prior VIII be pleased 10 learn
that a son and heir was presented 10
them at St. Joseph, Mo-, yesterday Mr.
Prior IS the trombone soloist OF Sousa
band and Mrs. Prior a former Salt Lake
belle a sister of Mrs J. ". Haywood
and Mrs w j. Mcintyre.
The Wooney family viii hold a re
union at Calders Park tomorrow in honor
OF the birthday of the late Bishop Ed
win .. Woolly. They will go on the
car leaving the corner of state ana FIRST
noon and they invite all friends to join
with them IN the reunion
John Erickson, who is employed at the
Star Consolidated mine al Tintic. Is at ST.
Marks hospital being treated Tor INJURIES
received last Thursday IN a iall OF 10
feet. He was working on an incline at
the time and missed his footing Not
withstanding the frightfW tall he escaped
without breaking bone. but he received
q severe shock and suffered internal in
lnries which made II necessary TO take
him to the hospital
Joseph Johnson. an employee of the
Nercur mill at Mercur. met with I very
serious if not a fatal accident last night.
He was hauling tailings from the cars
and car and man by some means fell over
The dump. Johnson had several ribs
broken and was smashed I'D quite badly. !
as well rs sustaining internal injuries. |
the extent of which have not yet been
fully determined
Pioneer day at Saltair viii be the most
important excursion event yet recorded !
since the lake season opened. It WI be /
a quarter holiday in the city, and this /
means that the tired workers viii seek /
rest ard comfort at the lakeside The 1
agreement 10 close at 3 clock on the /
day The seth inst. has already been /
signed by many Of the leading business /
houses of the city, and on Monday the |
=. c. NJ I. and other representative firms /
viii sign The signers TO date are: /
Walker Bros. DRY Goods Co. p Aaer- /
bach < Bro. Home Fire Insurance Co,
H Dnwocdey Furniture Co. II. J. Grant I
x Co. Coop. Furniture Co. Spencer
Ciawson & Co. Utah Plumbing and Sup
plv Co. Salt Lake and Ogden Gas and /
Electric Light Co. White Mercantile CO.
Forsvthe & Co. Eclipse Grocery Co. A
NJ Surbaugh. J. =. Bivins. Taylor Bros
New CITY Market. W. Wood & Co. John
r. Edward. Robert j. Leighton. Saunders
s, Freveryear, NOkeler-We diemann Co. T.
IIeDworth & Sons. Sears Paint * Glass
Co. D. Q. Calder's Son. w. 5. Mccormick
& Co. Robinson Bros, Newman-Nott
Shoe Co