The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-07
TOWN TALK.

Emma Lamb. of Calcutta India, is a
guest at the Templeton.
Robert i. Pinkerton. wife and daughter
Yesterday resumed their trip to the Pa
cific coast.
A marriage license was issued yesterday
TO Lorenzo J. Rich, 26, and Emma Wass-
ner, 10, both of Tayiorville.
The Thirteenth Quorum of Seventies
meets tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock
in the Twentieth ward vestry.
Ernest Schackeford. the most prominent
amateur performer in Denver, has joined
the Katie Putnam company at this point.
The Saturday Night club gave one of
their delightful dancing parties at Chris
tensen's hall last evening, which was well
attended.
The insurance men are preparing to adj
Just the losses at the recent fire, but it
win be over week before everything
can be settled.
On account of the illness of Mr.. Ash
worth the concert which was to have
taken place at Unity hall tonight has
been postponed.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 50, at noon 49, and at 6 p m.
IS. the maximum temperature being A.
and the minimum 80.
Jack Flohin went to jail yesterday in
default of payment on a fine of $50 as
sessed by the police magistrate for
drunkenness and obscene conduct.
Yesterdays clearings were s2O4, 799 as
compared with S1z2S60 for the same day
of last year. The weeks clearingS footed
up s. 133, 136, as compared with 1868, 034 for
the corresponding week of 1896.
Notarial commissions We're issued yes
terdaY at the secretary of state office
for A A. Wenger and Adam L: Peterson,
of Weber county. John MCNEIL of Utah,
and f A. Killpack of Emery
Mrs F. L. Wood, wife of the genial
night clerk of the KnuSford. has fully
recovered from an operation recently per-
formed upon her by DR.. Niles and will
soon be able to receive her friends.
The report of the Young Ladies' Aid
society for January shows that S232.60 was
expended, and l13 families assisted the
items being: Merchandise, $S4-1O; coal
$1,000; rent, SIPS; cash, IS; expense,
1915
A stereopitcon exhibition Illustrating
the life of Joseph Smith, and events in
the early history of the Eatter-day Saints
Fifteenth ward hall Monday night at
p. m.
A mass meeting of the unemployed will
be held at the old federal court room,
Wasatch block, on Tuesday, the 9th inst,
at 1880 Subject: Poverty, Its Cause
and Cure" Several prominent speakers
will address the meeting. Admission
free.
Henry Lewis. a eolOred janitoF; as,
avenue yesterday morning. He will be
tried tomorrow morning in the police
court for battery. Lewis was quite re
Gently = star performer in stabbing
ARRAY
All members of the legislative commit
tee appointed by the Officers association
and the enlisted men of the n. G. T., are
notified that meeting of the joint COM
mittee on military affairs OF both houses
viii be held tomorrow afternoon imme-
diately after adjournment.
The principals from county schools had
an interesting meeting at Superintend-
ent Van Colts Office yesterday afternoon
when the following subjects were dis
cussed. ''Truancy," by Franklin Bell of |
East Jordan: Hardness by ]. D; Cum
mings of Mill Creek Recess on Stormy !
Days" by James Sanders of Murray
The Republican State league is making
arrangements to celebrate Lincoln day /
on February u. The programme so far |
as made out includes an grafton by John |
NJ Zane, addresses by w. R. Hutchinson, /
Jesse Root and Mrs. McVicl1er, a recita-
tion by Mrs Crane. and a duet by Mrs. /
Plumr9 r and Mr.. Harper. The Twenty |
fourth infantry band will be in attend
ance.