The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-05
TOWN TALK.

TOWN TALK.
The Epworah League state convention
viii begin its sessions al the First II. +.
church Tuesday evening, Sept z.
3. II. Roberts VIII speak tms evening
at $3.50 O'Clock at the Third ward meeting
house, corner of Seventh South and
State streets
The funeral services over the remains of
Uhe late Mrs. Roy s Dresser viii be held
at the residence of Henry Barnes. Warm
Springs, at u IA. today
Prof. Joseph Whitley will deliver a lee
ture in The Twentieth ward assembly
rooms at $50 this evening, under the aus
piees of the y. /. & Z. M. M. l. a.
Rev. Adelbert L. Hudson is preaching
THIS morning at Unity hall upon ''TlEe
New Salvation" Unitarian services being
resumed after a two months vacation
The name of William Bradford, nrin-
Cipal of the jackson school, was mad
NertentlY omitted from the published list
of teachers and assignments in Friday
Herald.
The official plat Of Colorado Beach, a
subdivision situated on the southeast
shore of the Great salt Lake, was yester-
day filed in the county recorders office
The plat was approved by Judge N0rreM
on Aug. 70.
Yesterdays clearings were $21S. 70S. as
compared with $155.501 for the same day
terday the total of the clearings was
81. ,99S, as against s942,599 for the cor
responding week Of 1886.
Private Tennessee Patton. company r
Twenty-fourth infantry, has, upon his
own application. been transferred to
1r9oD +. Ninth cavalry, and viii be sent
IA the station of that troop al Fort Du-
chesne at his own expense.
The graduating exercises Of the St.
Marks hospital training school for nurses
viii be held Monday, Sept. IS, at s p.
IN, 81 ST. Mark 5 school house. No special
invitations VIII be sent, but the public
generally is cordially invited to be pres
emit
Clerk Noreton's financial report of the
hoard of education for the year ended
June 30 1897, as it appears elsewhere
in this paper. makes an interesting ex-
hibit and should be perused by tax pay
ers and persons interested in Salt Lake
City's free school system,
The T. c NJ L intend giving the en-
ployees of their factory department a
line trolley ride on Tuesday evening next
ana on "Wednesday an outing to Lagoon
giving each employee free transportation
ana supper at the resort An Interesting
programme Of sports has been arranged
and q general good time is anticipated.
The attention of the street department
: called 10 the fact that the grass grow
Ing around the poles on lest Temple and
other streets in the paved district would
-ook much beptar after being cut and
ready for hauling away. Il looks very
Unudy in its present place and would
require but few moments to remove it.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to James Erosn2n, aged 20, of Pittsburg,
Pa ana Mary Sclneeoerger, aged 20, of
Salt Lake City; and to Horace IL Dur
rant. aged 70. and Lihlian Nj. Thomson
AGED IA. both of Salt Lake CITY. The
parents Of the last named couple con-
scented to the issuance Of the license.
The residents in the Vicinity OF the
county inliITnary are up in arms over the
manner in which the sewage from the
public institution is permitted 10 befoul
the air and water in that locality. A pc
1ition for the effectuai abatement of the
nuisance VIII probably be presented To the
county commissioners at their next meet
sng.
The report of the board OF health for
tine week shows as follows: Births re-
ported, males, 4; females, ,; bodies
brought from outside city for intermenJ
here, ,. contagious disease flags outstand-
ing. ,. -four scarlet fever CdSeS). Infect
3OuS diseases reported. typhoid fever. g..
Wh0oDing cough 1. MIX tests made "a
Of which one was found to be watered.
The funeral of the late Robert Lee
Beasiey. who died from injuries received
in al accident at the Homes.ake mine in
Tintie district a few days ago. was AAl9
yesterday at the residence OF his brother
1n-laW, Receiver Frank Harris of the land
office, on Fifth East street. Dean Halsey
offigta1ed. The remains were temporarily
deposited By undertaken Evans in the
Masonic vault at Mt Olret cemetery.
Kate Burton. a laundress. vas yester-
f1av committed to the state insane asylum
by Judge HaieS. Her nlalady IS Of the
melancholy type and comm sneed to de-
velop several months ago. She has made
frequent attempts at self destruction,
But her arrangement IS not considered in
curable- The unfortunate woman WIS
divorced from her husband some time
ago and her 5-year-Oid child is being
4
A large terrace tenement will be built
on the corner Of Second South and First
Nest. Oh the old Wilchen property. IT
Will cover she ground from the line Of st.
MaTy's academy south 80 the corner and
5hen VIII extend west ward past the site
of the wooden American House, which
VIII lie torn down. Then the new building
Will be erected of pressed brick II Will
be two stories high and viii contain 13
seven room UenemeucS-
Banker Mccormick yesterday received
Geographic word from the New York
engraNers that the Salt Lake county
bonds We're shipped yesterday. They VIII
probably be here Wednesday morning,
s4sd il eVeIgthing between the county
commissioners and MIR Mccormick goes
an satisfactorily the bonds will he duly
signed. delivered and paid for without de-
1ay The bond issue is for $4,000. and
pic receipt Of this sum will enable
County Treasurer Lynch TO make a cali
for Dearly an OF the outstanding county
Wsrrante-
The Young Mems Christian association
has Issued invitations for 4 reception
Tuesday SEPT. IA. The event is 10 mark
the formal opening OF the fall work of the
araociation and 10 emphasize the opening
ri the commercial college. During the
evening" "A game OF basket ball wiH be
played between two ladies' teams This
ggI te Tor the entertainment Of the LADY
,gUaEie only. But while the game is in
progress the young men viii enjoy a
ssplanaid musical ND literary programme
iF tne Dariors. II Is expected that Mr.
AurustHs. the new physical director, viii
he here in time Tor the reception.
Abstracts furnished. titles insured,
ard interest paid on deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust company,
'D6 Main street
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
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