The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-21
TOWN TALK.

Yesterdays clearings were S23s. 6O7, as
compared with $22S, 4S5 for the same DAY OF
last year.
The state board of examiners met yes
terday- Only business OF a routine ma
ture was transacted.
The portrait of Miss L.urt, who repre-
sents Utah during the Jubilee, was taken
by the johnson company.
A strong baseball team from wyoming
ard the Salt Lake City team viii play
game at Seck's today, commencing at
$3.50 D. m.
Nellie Grow, daughter of DR.. Grow. and
her friend. Nellie O'Donnell, both of Lead
vile, Colo, are in the city on visit and
taking in the Jubilee
The Herald Acknowledges the courtesy
OF serenade by the Leadvills drum corps
last evening. The CORDS is composed OF
me musicians and their music is charm
ing
James Spencer. who attempted suicide
Monoay oy shooting himself, Is stin In a
precarious condition. It is possible that
unless some sudden change comes he will
live.
Yesterday afternoon a barn located at.
62S West Fifth South street, belonging
to Bishop J. c. Watson, was destroyed
by fire. The cause of the fire is not
known. but 1t is thought to have been
accidental The loss win be about $500.
The state board of equalization held
It's regular meeting yesterday morning.
counties have failed TO send in their re-
turns, and the board is thinking SER
lousy OF prosecuting them for the negli-
gence.
N. Albert Sherman. the author of the,
prize poem on the Utah pioneers, was 4
resident for q years of Nottingham. VT.
the town in which Brigham Young was
born MI sherman was but years old
when his parents moved to Nottingham.
and of course long before that President
Young had moved away.
The Pioneer Jubilee Souvenir company
of Ogden has struck off a very hand
some medal in aluminium commemorative
OF the Jubilee. On one side is represented
she three nrst presidents of the church.
the temple. the beehive and the sego
lily, ana one the other the Brigham
Young monument, a pioneer encamp-
ment.
Deputy Sheriff Boman Cannon returned
yesterday from his fruyless trip TO Can
ada aIter ldernans, the murderer He 1
says Hamilton, the suspect, is a gentle 4
manly man. and took his detention Very
coolly ard sefsibly- he IS so like Her-t
mans, Mf. Cannon says. that the mistake
OF The Canadian authorities is not sur 1
prising.
George Atkins. the man who was so /
horribly injured by the accidental explo- /
r4.. Is sun nTlhg. though his condition.
: very critical The <Ound may result Il
IN blood poisoning, and ultimately in
death At present Atkins can swallow
q little milk by having il introduced into
MS throat by q tube. He is suffering 1
greatly, and it is not yet known whether
he viii live through Il or not.
Hon. James Doyle. ex-mavor Of his town
and treasurer and resident mana ger of the3
Portland Mining company Of the Cripple
cieeh district. IS one of the i25 from Vic-s
Tor IN attendance upon the Jubilee. and
Is registered with his wife and a PARTY
OF trends al the knutsfOrd. Mr. DOYLE I
Is charmed with Salt Lake City and af-i
ter the jubilee will most likely visit a
number OF flle mining camps of Utah Mr.
Doyle rHo.ltl- bought the home of ex-
congressman Lafe Pence at Denver. but
AlH cltngs to Victor where he made his
vast fortune. Mr.. Doyle owns big slice
CT the Cripple Creek district and has
done much for the. town of Victor and
the state in general
The large crowd yesterday was wen
handled BY the pOlice- and few accidents
occurred There We're manq arrests made
but all for minor offenses. Up to 1880
last nlgnL rhere mad been 20 run in
were for drunkenness, / for abusive lam
SuaEe, Tor assault and battery for
vloiatlng the Deddlers' license ordnance
. for Vagrancy, for disturbing the peace
2 only for fighting, l for shooting ire
crackers on the streets. for Destroying
properly ana Tor keeping houses of IN
ZANE. Among thOS earrested for drunk
enness were Two Indians, who drank too
Inuch nTeWater, and We're frightenines
The women in the neighbOrhoOd of Second
South, between Fourth and Fifth West
They were released after being kept in
The lookup long enough to become sober
Those vino desired to enter uDon the
SEA OF natrlmony were numerous about
the county clerks Office yesterday Ii
censes were issued TO c. f. Druce. aged
81, OF salt Lake, and Mary +. Wright.
a@ed =; % Ritter; John +. Carson, aged
3. OF salt Lake, and Annie Fink. aged ,
%, OF Omaha: Josiah Osborne aged 50.
Frisco. Utah; Ben y Stevenson. AGED 20
and Katherine NJ. Bell. aged 81. b5th or
Dillon, Mont; Isaac Wheeler aged IS. or
SioCGee, Mont. and Lizzie p. Bissell. aged
aged 50, Of Leadvllie, and Hattie Klecl.4 /
ner, aged o, of Eagle. Colo: John e.
Readnng, aged p. Of Murray. and Annie
Ndahafley, aged y, and Ella Cutler. aged
p, OF Glenwood Springs. Colo.
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