The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-20
TOWN TALK.

TOWN TALK.
There is a message at the Deseret Tele-
graph Office for Edwin Price
Mrs. Ford has rented the Morgan hotel
and will reopen that hosiery
John Homer. circuit clerk of Carlinvine,
MS. is visiting with his brother, Thomas
Homer.
Yesterdays clearings were S2S7, 1853. as
compared with S2O7 4l6 for the correspond
Ing day of last year.
E. NJ. Smith, Associated Press agent
stationed at Fort Duchesne, is registered
at the Walker House.
Jacob L. Plain, one of the early set
tiers Of CarlinViile Ids is visiting old
friends of that section, among them Hon.
c. s. Zane.
Yesterday morning a fine baby boy ar
rived at the home of Judge and Mrs.
Grant H. Smith. Mother and child are
doing well.
The Herald acknowledges the receipt Of
an invitation to attend the reception 10
be given to Me. and Mrs. William J.
Bryan at Black1oot, Ida. on July %.
Eliza Peterson had hearing yester-
day before Deputy Clerk of the District
Court Blair touching her sanity She
was found TO be insane and was ordered
committed TO the asylum.
The employees OF the state land board
viii take their vaca1ious This week Sec
rotary Walton viii be on hand to open
the mail from day to day, and that is all
which viii be doneeln that department.
Fruit raisers and their friends are in
gited by the county fruh tree inspector
TO call at his Office in theicity and county
building any afternoon during Jubilee
week. where they will be made welcome.
Among the regiments who get an addi-
tional second lieutenant from West Point
this year is the Twenty-fourth infantry,
which secures Cadet Lyman NJ. WEIGH
who is appointed additional second lieu
tenant.
Miss Eloise Sadler entertained num-
Der OF her little frinds at very pleasant
party at the home of her parents on
Eleventh East street yesterday evening.
The little ones played games and had
royal good time from until 9 o'clock.
a call for a meeting to organize a state
historical society is being widely circu-
lated. The meeting will be held a the
TemDleton hotel at 2. m. on Thurs
day. Full particulars will be given in the
formal call, watch viii be issued tomor-
row.
The Beaver band. under direction of Mr.
'WoOdhouse. and the PaTowan band. I'M
der the direction of Mr.. Burton, arrived
Monday evening and generously offered
their services. One Will be placed at the
Hall of Relics. and the other at the
tribunes-
At a meeting of the state board of
equalization yesterday the assessment re-
turns from Juab county were received.
Ths total amount wss Suisse. S1SS1.747
from the mines. The Beaver county re-
turns were also received, amounting to
1912 40S
Hypnotist Clawson gave an entertain
ment at the Jubilee theatre last evening,
end q finale put Ed East TO sleep
until Friday evening. He will repose in
bed in the show window of Coulter &
5nelgrove, and was doing right well last
night while watched by crowds of hun
dreds.
1t has been reported that there is
great many cases of nasal gleet among
the horses of the city and neighborhood.
Veterinary Surgeon Num- states that the
disease IS very contagious and if not
checked viii eventually turn TO CLAN
der.- Nasal gleet is an aggravated form
of catarrh. which is contagious to both
man and beast.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Thomas H Lee. late general road
way. will be held in Masonic hall at p.
m, Tuesday. July 20 under the auspices
OF Titan commandery No. J. Knights Tenn
plar. Of which deceased was a member.
All sir knights and friends are invited to ,
attend. Interment in Mount Olivet.
Conveniently with the arrival of Jubilee
visitors. vags and sure thing men in
Naded the city yesterday after a regimen
tai fashion. They met with warm re-
ceptlOn and eight Of them are now in the
city Jail charged with vagrancy. They
are J. S. Desmond. D. II. Foster Charles /
Evans. Thomas Smith, Frank White. Joe I
White, r. Hartley and Dan Mcmillan.
Nickun. the crispette man. hired one /
man band last evening, and proceeded to (
draw the biggest kind of a crowd. Dur /
ing the dispensing Of the popcorn pick {
pocket got in MS work in the crowd and (
took one Woman's DocketbOok with So -
and the wallet of man containing $3.50 /
The rascal escaped without apprehension. {
Ofticer Johnson then dispersed the crowd I
but another one soon gathered.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued /
TO C E Leonard of Kansas and Laura /
Cook of Brighton; Hugh Henry and Mary /
Z. Drake OF Aspen, Colo; Ellsworth Dill /
L. Parker and Sarah }. McMullen of /
Aspen; Frank Enstrom and Constance n. Z
Nelson of Butte. William Bennett and 1
Stella Gibson of Salt Lake; Won E. Am
norman and Lilly NJ. Thorn of Salt Lake:
j. Q. Tracey and Sarah A. Nayler of .
Millville, Cal
The Pratt family will hold a reunion I
at the Fourteenth ward assembly hall to- 7
morrow afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock TO COM T.
niemcrate the 5Vth anniversary OF the
entrance into this valley OF the pioneers,
Farley p Pratt and OrSon Pratt The
family VII also give picnic at Liberty
lunch will be served al noon. The ;nvi-
tations have been out for sometime and /
quite large attendance of the members
OF The family is expected
J. NJ Michael, Of Plattsburg. Mo.
whN has had editorial charge of the
Plattsburg Leader for many years was a
delegate TO the TRANSIT Mississippi con-
gress, and IS now proionging his visit in
order to take in the Jubilee. Another
Missouri gentleman, r. w Nicholson, !
cashier of the Bank OF Osborn, is keep
ing him company. and the two are visit
ing all the points of interest in and
selves as being delighted with Salt Lake
and talk OF making their future home
here
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