The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-09-11
TOWN TALK.

Caromine Calabrese and Lizzie Scarpa
we're yesterday united in marriage by
Justice Morris Sommer.
All students who intend to enter the
High school this year are requested 10
meet at the building Monday morning
at 9 clock.
Waterworks Superintendent Game gives
notice that the prohibition against the
sprinkling of lawns outside of the regu-
lation hours is still in force.
Mrs. Ritter has called a meeting of the
officers and members of committees of
the Red Cross society for Tuesday even
ing at 7:50 at her home.
Miss Lucy A. Corker, teacher in the Salt
Lake public schools, has passed her ex-
amina ton at the Stanford university with
credit and is receiving warm congratula-
tons of her friends.
Yesterdays clearings were S27S, 200, as
compared with $40, rs for the same day
of last year. The clearings for the week
were sos, as against s, 305 799 for the
same week of last year.
president Woodruffs Funeral March,
composed by Joseph ]. Daynes, and per-
formed on the tabernacle organ by the
author at President Woodruff'S funeral
services, is now out il sheet form, and On
sale at the music stores.
The state land board Yesterday decided
the Sanpete contest case brought against
Alfred Alder and others by denying the
applications of about 90 residents near
Ihase their holdings on school sections at
I She minimum price.
Seven new cases of typhoid fever were
reported to the health department last
week, but not a single case of contagious
disease Is under quarantine. During the
week there were 13 births and s deaths,
exclusive of three bodies brought from
outside the city for interment.
James Houston, a young man. was
found guilty Of assault and battery in
police court yesterday, although Judge
Iimmony, considering the circumstances
with some good advice. Two nights ago
Houston threw an onion at J. W. Worth
the back of the neck. The affair occurred
in front of The Herald office.
In police court yesterday Nelden-Judson
Drug company pleaded guilty to having
sold liquor without license. Sentence
was suspended by Judge Timmony upon
the representation Of defendant that the
liquor was furnished on physicians pre-
scripuon In very urgent case. The
court. however, desired to give fair
warning to all druggists that any future
violation would be met with the full
penalty.
In response to a query from StHte Au-
ditor Richards, Attorney General Bishop
yesterday rendered an opinion TO the eff
feet that the state is not liable for half
the salaries paid to deputy or assistant
county attorney, treasurer or assessor
Wuen the subordinate renders q special
service, Is not regularly appointed, is
resident of some distant county and is
compensated at a greater rate than two
thirds or the salary allowed the principal.
The case in point has particular reference
TO the hiring of eminent legal counsel to
assist county attorneys in the prosecution
OF criminal cases in the remote counties.
The members of the local corps of the
Salvation Army appear to be busily en-
gagged in earnest effort to make their
Harvest Festival a success. They hone
in the store lately occupied by the New
York Cash store, opposite the postoftice.
So far the contributions from the BUSH
ness men have been very liberal and
everything points to a successful time. A
special programme has been arranged and
as follows; Saturday, Sept. II, the open
ing OF the festival; Illuminated march;
song service at p. m: cake and coffee
.ocial at $3.50 Sunday, special meetings all
day. at II, and p. m. Monday, Rev. c.
T Brown, pastor of the First Congrega-
Home" address. and the Congregational
Chinese mission school choir under the
leadership OF Mrs. Jones, will sing. Tues
day evening Staff Captain Watson wiz
give an interesting account of a thousand
miles march with the Salvation life
juniors will give musical drills and other
special attractions. At the close of this
meeting there will be an auction sale of
all the gifts of fruit. vegetables, flour
groceries. dry goods, in fact things too
numerous to mention. Coffee and cake
daily invited, especially to this sale.
for they viii be assisting the Army's work
in purchasing these goods, which will be
sold at reasonable prices.