The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-12-19
TOWN TALK.


Olson's and Lundguist's orchestras have
WtObdraWn from the Musicians union.
County Auditor Game announces that
I'll juror and witness certificates issued
paaor 10 Oct. are now redeemable at her
Lester Wallace's advertising agency was
yesSeroay appointed special representative
Tor Utah for the Mineral and Metallurgi-
cal journal, OF Los Angeles.
B. H Roberts lectures in the Eighteenth
Naco meeting house Tuesday evening at
1880 under the auspices of the Joint I'm
TfoVements associations OF the ward.
The Coop Wagon and Machine COM
pany has declared its regular quarterly
dividend of l12 per cent. payable Dec. 70,
instead OF the SlSt, in order that 1t may go
TO the stockholders as d Christmas gift
Secretary Of State Hammond now has
an ample supply Of the Revised Stat
uteS of Utah, 1885, for sale at S2.l5 each.
Attorneys and public officials will be kept
busy posting themselves on the many i'm
portant changes in the laws, which be-
come effective on Jan. I.
Monte B. Gwinn, president of the Idaho
chamber oe commerce, has been in the
city Tor day or two, in the interest OF
getting some matter inserted in the rail-
way folders issued by the Union Pacific,
the Short Line and other roads. descrip-
tive of the advantages of the southern
portion OF the state.
Charlie Singer has returned from a visit
to Aoaker City, Ore, where he has been
selecting d place to locate. He will sell
out about Jan. !, and go to his new home.
Singer has made plenty OF friends in
This city who viii regret to see him leave
mere. But the opportunities are better
il his line there than here.
The weekly report of the health depart
ment shows 10 births and five death not
including one body brought to the city for
interment. Twenty-four cases of scarlet
fever are in existence and one case of ty-
phoid fever was reported. During the
f1aNX- qld has
made % milk tests and found all up to
the standard.
Troop A. First cavalry, was inspected
by the adjutant general last evening, and
the organization showed up to a good ad-
vantage. The SplendOr of PrivateS Good
win, Robertson and Simons, and Corporal
Westerveit was such as to dazzle the eyes
OF the inspecting oIncer somewhat, out
with the aid of a pair of snow glasses he
was enabled to make the inspection very
satisfactorily.
For nine nights the lamp in the center
of the block between First and Second
West streets on Second South has de-
clined to illuminate after the hour of ? a..
m. unul daylight. OF course the in
spector knows nothing of this condition:
he is asleep when the lights are burning.
He is made cognizant of such matters
only when citizens notify him This has
led to the query as TO whether II would
not be better to send notice to the coun-
ell direct and save his $15 per month
salary.
The Cambrian association of Salt Lake
City became a corporate body yesterday
by filing its articles with the county clerk.
The pursuit of the association is TO pro-
mote music literature and the holding OF
eisteddfods. The capital stock is fixed at
$1,000. Arthur L. Thomas is president;
David l. Davis, vice president; Elias
Morris. treasurer; Henry f. Evans, secre-
tary and these, together with Walter J.
Lewis David John, John James, Richard
J. Thomas, William n. Williams, George
c. Bywater and Thomas Z. Thomas, jr.,
constitute the board of directors.