The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-04
TOWN TALK.

Mr.. Walter Wallace will sing "Nazar-
eth" by Gcunod, at St. Paul chapel
this morning.
Mrs. ]. H. Griffin left for the east last
night with her boy, Harvey. Her desti-
natina is Marshalltown, Ia.
Prof. J.. z. Talmage speaks in the
Eighteenth ward chapel at $50 this even.
ing on the subject, FAILURE n Success
The High school eleven defeated the All
Hallows college team on the Fort Douglas
gridiron yesterday afternoon by a score
Of 3 to 0.
Mrs. NJ. c. Reynolds of Cambridge.
Mass, has been in Salt Lake CITY the
past week in the interest of the Women's
American Baptist Home Mission society.
James Clark. who just got out of the
hi jail. was taken to the police sta
ton last night for stealing chickens from
Lynberg's establishment on First South.
The tenth quorum of seventy viii hold
its regular monthly meeting at the Ninth
ward meeting house on Monday night,
Dec s, at 1880 o'clock. A full
is desired.
Yesterdays clearings were SAn, 4O7, as
compared with S524.SSO for the. same Gay
OF last year. The weeks clearlnSs rooted
up S2.7S2, 749, as against S2,222,l 1875 for the
corresponding week of 1887.
The funeral of the late J. L. S. Roberts
will take place at , p. N. today from the
undertaking parlors of e.. w. Hall d Co..
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auspices of the colored Masons. The in
terment will be at Mt Ohvet.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Sarah N.
kimbal Will take place at the Fifteenth
ward meeting house at 10 a. m today.
Friends wishing to view the remains may
do so from $50 to Gas a. m. at the family
residence, "a South Second West street.
Only one case of typhoid fever was re-
ported last week, but sixteen cases OF
scarlet fever, in fourteen households, are
still under quarantine. The births for
the week numbered thirty-four and the
deaths ten, exclusive of five bodies
brought from outside the city for inter-
ment.
Mrs. P. W. Ware and son, W. l., viii
leave this morning for their home at
Grand Forks. n. d. Mr.. Ware has been
J. J. Trenam with an attack OF typhoid
fever. but is so far recovered as to be able
to make the journey home under the care
of his mother.
The state board of -canvassers met in
adjourned session yesterday to complete
the official count of votes cast for state
officers, but because Wayne couaty's be
lated abstract of returns had not been re-
ceiEed, an adjournment was taken Till
Monday. The returns from Beaver county
were in hand. but the seals Of the en-
relope viii not be broken until tomor-
rows session Of the -canvassing board.
The new card catalogue Of the Juvenile
books in the public library has been CON-
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morning. The catalogue is the joint work
Of Miss Mabel Anderson and Miss Joan
Sprague Of the library staff. All the
cards OF reference ara neatly type-wr1tten
As the system of card cataloguiug be-
comes understood by the ~lbrary's patrons
1t meets popular favor The generally
expressed surprise is that so simple and
so comprehensive a method of listing
books. reference subjects n authors was
not in operation long ago.
The Salt Lake County Horticulture,
society's meeting yesterday at the court
house was q source OF interest and profit
TO those who attended. John Mackay
the veteran f~ruit-grower of TaylorsVille
related what profitable results ne had II
planting pear and apple trees of well.
known choice varieties in black gravely
soil n continuously spraying from Man
to end Of August. A mixture of Paris
green and water. 1 to 90. made. in his
opinion, the best spray for eradicatins
fruit pests. James NJ. Smith CT Draper
told of the success in DrJne culture IL
the southeastern corner of the county
There were about 5000 prune trees there
and through joint efforts an improved
evaporator a been built this year. one
bushel of ~evaporated prunes yields twenty
pounds of the dried fruit, and three ton.
of the product, worth in the market
cents a pound, had been exported. tn,
membe who was to have read a Dapel
IN Crane culture was detained at til,
farmers convention in Ogden, but h..
effort viii be heard at next month.
meeting.