The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-18
TOWN TALK.


Nels NJ. Nielsen was yesterday. ap-
Pointed trustee for school district No. Al
at Sandy.
A meeting of the officers association OF
the National Guard is called 10 meet this
morning at IL oclock. All are requested
TO attend.
The NJ. I. banquet at the Fifteenth ward
Westinghouse last evening was a great
success. Some 800 guests were present
and spent q most enjoyable evening
Cecil L. Gates. travelling secretary of
the international committee, y. NJ. c. A,
was in the city yesterday. looking over
the local work. He visits the ogden asso-
citation today.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
70 Emil Rrunner of Grantsville, Utah, and
Catherine Lumbard. Green River, Wyo. !;
also TO Louis Sucker and Mary Delaney
both of Butte. Mont.
The Silver Brothers baseball team and
the Davis & Howe nine crossed bats at
Agricultural park yesterday afternoon.
The Davis & Howe nine went down TO
defeat on score OF 50 TO II.
Yesterdays clearings were sol. $50. as
compared with 500, Sl6 for the same day
OF last year. The weeks clearings footed
up $l,4Si,61, as compared with $l,z59, $50 for
the corresponding week of 1896.
Attorney General Bishop has given out
an opinion stating that the payment of
SratulIaeS 10 discharged convicts should
be included in the charge for maintenance
OF prisoners of the state prison.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Annie Swenson Hughes will be held at
the Twentieth ward Westinghouse today
Sunday at $50 pm. Remains may be
viewed at residence. lis Z street, from
10 pm.
Isabella Gibson. the 15-year-old daughter
OF John Gibson Of e53 Second South street
was operated upon al the Holy Cross hos
pdtal Tor appendicitis yesterday morning.
Dr. Richards performed the operation.
and last night the patients condition was
very encouraging
Henry Beal of Ephraim reported to the
police yesterday that he had his pocket
picked on Friday evening. He was re-
Geved of a pocketbook containing $50
and three orders for clergymen's trans
portation over the r. G. w. d. * r. @.
and Sanpete Valley railroads.
John Simpson of the Newsboys' union
has purchased the exclusive right for the
sale Of 2e,000 copies of the Jubilee official
ing TO obtain copies for sale are re-
QueSted 10 apply al the Juvenile In |
structor office at 10 O'Clock this morning. I
Colonel n. ". Clayton, of the Salt Lake /
& Los Angeles railroad yesterday sent a /
letter to the ladies' reception committee. /
having in charge the entertainment of /
the visiting LADIES of the Trans-Afissis- /
sippi congress, expressing his extreme /
satisfaction Tor the way that they
handled the excursion and reception at /
Saltair Friday night
The state board OF equalization held a
meeting yesterday morning in its office in
The Atlas block II was very short ses-
sion and but little business was trans
acted. The returns from the Morgan
county assessments. amounting to S525, $50,
exclusive OF railroads, were received. No
further business was done. and the board
adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday.
Edward Ashton, who resides in the Fiji
tcenth ward. was riding up the drive on
tsffA East street last evening, when his
horse ran away at the bridge on Tenth
south and ran into cart driven by
small boy The occupant of the cart was
thrown out and had his shoulder disio-
Gated, while Mr.. Ashton was thrown from
his horse and severely bruised, and the
animal was so badly injured that it viii
probably have to be killed.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
MIR. Starbuck, who lives on a farm at the
mouth OF ParleyS canyon, was thrown :
from his buggy and seriously hurt l.
seems that he was driving on State
street near the corner of Seventh South I
when the horse became frightened and
ran away Mr.. Starbuck was thrown :
rom the vehicle, the wheels of which
passed over him. he was carried to d !
louse near by and DR.. J. c. e King was {
summoned TO attend him. Upon eXami- ,
ration il was found that three ribs had !
been broken. there was a flesh wound be-
ow the eye and his face badly bruised. ;
lie suffered greatly from the pain but his !
Wounds are not thought to be fatal.
Sic Hassan Ben Ali, which means. Prof y
Sor Hassan. the son of Ali. arrived in !;
his city from Chicago yesterday with
lis troupe of ten Arabs, who are 10 play I
N important part in the Jubilee feSIiVl- e
les. Hassan is a very intelligent man. [
lark and swarthy, like mis- race and {
peaks good English. not much married =
y foreign accent. with q decided sug- :
,estion of French. Four of the troupe y
re descendants o. the tribes of the a
whose home is well into the V
enter of the African continent, and one r
D0K VINO at nome ranks = a nrinrp d,
he troupe Will take part in the parades =
nd give acrobatic performances on a
orseback in their Oriental costumes as 1
he professions move along. Thev viii g
lso give daily performances OF accro- s
attic fsats. sword exercises and so form "
[ the Exposition building