The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-01
TOWN TALK.

TOWN TALK.
Yesterdays Utah guests at the Cullen
Were: Samuel A King, OF Provo. and W.
s. Tolles, of Park City
Mrs. ]. A Graham and children have
returned from California and will be at
home at 500 Fourth street
L. Hays notified the police yesterday
that ST. feet of garden hose was stolen
from the yard in front OF his house
Hon. u w McCnne has returned from
the mort e. where he has been inspecting
his exter ssive mining and business inter
ests.
There Will be a meeting of the Labor
Exchange Monday evening at room 5t9,
TempIeton building, 20 which the public
is inviaed.
The te nth quorum of seventies will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
Ninth y ard meeting house on MONDAY
night. Nay =. at 10 O'Clock A tuu at
tendance is desired
Yesterdays clearr gs were s222,5S4 as
compared with S221., So for the CORE
spending day of lasU. year: The week
clearings footed uD ,S6,445,50l. as AGAINST
S5,5Ss.5sS for tlle same week og 1897
The Oregon Short Line baseball team
will cross bats with TIVE Colts this after
noon at Fort Douglas. Game called al
$3.50. Both teams are seWly uniformed
and promise a close and interesting
game.
Apostle John Henry S mith will deliver
his address on Loyalty before the 9oinI
meeting of the Young Mems and Young
ladies' Mutual Improvement asSocla-
lions of the Eighteenth ward at $50 this
evening
A number of urcllins for several days
past have furnished amusement LOT pc
desfrians along West South Temple street
by executing military drills, and sham
battles in vacant lot near the lnNersec-
ton of First West street.
Woodbine Circle. Women of Wood
craft. IS arranging. for a high i've social
next Wednesday evening in Gladstone
han. 1t promises TO be one of the most
enioya BILE of the seasons serials, and
the public is cordially invited TO attend
The street ana irrigation department is
sued l56 poll tax receipts last week Tor
labor performed on the canal hume re-
f1aiys Notices to delinquentS are being
sent out, and unless the SLOW payers
promptly respond prosecutions Will fol-
low.
c.eo~pe e Over greeted his friends yes
ter6av with a fatherly air and his in
teIectuaI countenance was illuminated
with a happy smile The cause OF II all
was the arrival of q fine baby girl at his
home George gives the weight at from
ten pounds upwards
William Meyers was arrested last even
ing for begging. 1t appears that Meyers
had a way of holding mis- arm up MS coat
sleeve in such manner as TO make peo-
pie believe that he only had one arm.
when arrested he told the officers that
he was not begging, he "only- asked peo-
pie to help him.
The reDort of the health department
for the week, four births and nine
deaths, exclusive of five bodies brought
from outside the city Tor lnterment
Thirteen contag icus disease flags. repre-
senting 10 cases OF scarlet fever are out
standing. and two cases OF WnooplhS
cough were reported
The arrivals of Utah people at the
Walker house yesterday We're; h h
Jones, Brigham City; l. & HazelgroVe'
Bingham; Mrs B1nce ana ana SsugI,ter'
Mrs Maria. Sweatheld, E =. hunt Harh
City; Mrs M Hogan, L. Hogan, Salina :;
Phil 2. Clark, Sandy
The fire department boys enjoyed
themselves yesterday afternoon drinking
soda water and root beer, the gift OF the
Metcalf Soda Water company The
of the company for the effective work
done by chem on Friday night at the fire
in the barn used by the company.
Among yesterday prominent -, arrivals rf9aI
low and wife, F. S. Henry and wife, 4.
W BaIluff and wife Chicago; A B.
Cunningham and wife, Philadelphia; MIL
ton Pope and wife, Ottawa, HIS; W. X
Thorsei end wife. Michigan; @. Stanley
NutcbsG and wife Howard E. Mitchell,
milwaukee,: B. c. Human, London
A citizen vas searching the joint build
ing Yesterday afternoon fer State Fish
and Game Commissioner Sharp, whose
services we're desired Tor the prosecution
CT a couple of prominent citizens whom,
FrtG@Y bv trout fishing in East canyon
creek below Park City The unlawful
mess OF fish is alleged to have Deen
brought to this city on the Utah Central
train IN q Vaiise
Last week Mr. E. H. Airs of Salt
Lake aTf6 MIR. C Il. Blanchard of Silver
CIV were initiated into the mysteries OF
Scottish Rite Freemasonry from the
fourth TO the 32ud degree The ceremony
was performed by j. J. Greeilewaid, BIRD,
under the direction of r. NJ Foote, 33rd,
INSPECTOR general for this jurisdiction. A
lodge of Perfection and Uniformed Con-
sistory will be instituted N this city in
the near future
When CITY Treasurer Morris closed his
books yesterday he found that the total
of license revenue for the month OF April
was SII. $50 as against $1,000 for April.
1897 shoWing an Increase of 81 O05. so. I'm
der Treasurer Morris administration the
license collections continue 10 increase at
q gratifying rate Yesterday the Gang
Brewing company took the required bot
tIers license. and unless the other eastern
been agencies follow suit this week, as
they have promised to 90. Treasurer
Morris VIII invoke the law against the
derelicts.
Last evening Judge Timmony varied his
usual proceedings in the police court by
performing the marriage ceremony for a
young couple of this city. Earlier in the
afternoon the prospective bride and her
mother went 10 the Judge and asked him
IL ne could perform the ceremony for
them The judge was delighted and all
arran genents We're made for the cere-
rnony 10 take place about 7:30 At the
appointed time the young couple, ac-
eompanied by the parents Of the girl
walked into the station and in a few min
l.tes the ceremony was performed. The
bride was Miss Lydia Mary Jepperson
aged 81. and Peter Nelson, aged % years.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
maid on savings deposits. +. Armstrong
president; ]. E. Jennings, cashier: "a
e LIST South street.
KEMMERER & ROCK SPRINGS