The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-11-20
TOWN TALK.

Miss Ruby Pike viii sing an offertory
solo at st. Pauls chapel this morning.
Telephone communication between Salt
Lake and Ogden was suspended last
night.
The Lincolns and oeuirrhs played foot
bali yesterday. At The close the score
stood 10 to Q in favor of the Lincolns.
Average 9a-i20
Yesterdays clearings were 1897 S96. as
compared with SS79, 103 for the same day of
last year. The weeks clearings footed
up $2,5l4l5S, as compared with $2,694s52.
The price of sugar yesterday advanced
one-elSlith OF a cent Fer pound. restoring
the price to where it was before the
Southern Pacific made the special rate
Tor the trust.
Deputy United States Marshal L. H.
Smyth returned yesterday from a trip
gagged IN serving summons on United
States grand ana petit jurors.
George Derr is out a horse and phaeton.
The outfit disappeared from the east side
of the Theatre last night, and George is
In Quanoary as to whether his Steed
was stolen or got loose and ran off.
City Treasurer Morris had the water
turned off last week from seventeen de-
lnquent consumers. A large number of
week unless the tardy ones pay the
amount Of delinquency.
Only three new cases of typhoid fever
were reported TO the health department
last week, but eleven cases of scarlet
fever, in eight households, are under
quarantine. The births numbered four
teen and the deaths seven, exclusive of
four bodies brought from outside the city
for interment-
The programme for the young mems
conference to be held in the tabernacle
this afternoon at . o'clock will be made
un largely of musical numbers. Prof.
Mcclellan viii play. two selections on the
great organ and Thomas AShworth will
sing a solo. The Utah and the NJ. I. a.
uuartetteS will also sing. The meeting is
public and all are invited to be present.
The weeks building permits We're nine
in number and cali for an estimated eX-
penditure of 81 625. The largest item re-
f5rs TO the permit for the erection of the
addition to The Rio Grande Western Rail-
way company's shops, at a. cost of $4,000,
oence. to cost SLIGO, erected by Alvin
Beesley on Third North street, between
First and Second West.
Vice Consul Peter Hansen of this city
is in receipt of information from Hunts
vile to the effect that Mrs. Erricsen, an
aged lady Of that place, has been deriving
the benefits of a pension from the Danish
government on account of her husband
having been royal coachman to King
Frederick VII, who died in 1874. Mrs.
Erricsen is 81 years Of age, but is able
to attend her affairs. She enjoys good
health and shows no signs Of feebleness.
Postmaster Thomas is a very obligine
official and has cheelfully undertaken the
task of fulfilling the request Of a young
lady at Grinnell, Ia, who wrote a letter
enclosing a photo Of her lover and asking
the postmaster to IND out whether OF
not he is Keeping company with any Salt
Lake lady. If Mr.. Thomas locates the
young man and discovers he is guilty, he
hopes to comply with the request as ir
the case of the young woman who ad-
dressed q communication and asked Il
have her male" forwarded.
The Utah Rubber & Manufacturing
company, q corporation organized for the
purpose of manufacturing steam anC
water packings and dealing in engine
mine and mill supplies, filed its articles
of Incorporation yesterday with County
president: a NJ Bentley, vice president
L. Bentley, treasurer, and e. A. Utter
secretary, for the term of fifty-two days
until the first annual election of direct.
ors and officers. The cOmpanyis capita
stock is placed at $500, and Salt LAX,
City is named as the principal place o.
business.
The Lincoln school team. composed o
Johnny Love, fun back; Jesse Bright, lef
half back: Charlie Jackson, right hal
back; Fred Evans, quarter back; Francis
Olsen, center; David Watson. Faft tackle
Frank Anderson, right tackle; Alvin Full
bee, right end; James Little. left; Lane.
Mint, left gard, and VIII Watson. RICH
guard, tackled the Riverside boys-Charli
Johnny Full Harry Olsen, Johnny Sagers
Leo Love James Anderson, Charli
Young, Carl Bright and George Wright
and defeated them by a score of 20 to c
with n0 bones broken or other injurie
sustained. These teams play a game eacl
week aud the schools are developing SOM
very good talent for juveniles.
Deputy United States Marshal P. L
Young arrived from Vernai yesterday
having IL custody Ed Noe, who wa:
bound over to tie United States granC
jury on the charge Of selling whisky t
the Indians by Commissioner j. 7. Nc
alleged by Colonel My on. Indian agent
that the fire water was disbursed on tn,
strip. between the UinJah and Un-n
pahgre reservations. At the examination
also held on the same charge, but eaci
was able TO furnish LOCO bonds for hi,
appearance before the grand jury. Mo-
not being able to secure the amount wa.
brought to the city and lodged in III,
county jail.
County Fruit Tree Inspector Sorensol
has, in response TO numerous inquiries
issued 4 circular relating TO fruit cultur
in Salt Lake county. For the attainmen
of the most satisfactory and most profit
able results. he recommends that onl,
pear trees be planted on bottom or alkai
land. Apples flourish best on middle land
while prunes and peaches thrive on tn
warm, sandy benches. For the rock
bench land, grape-vineS and peach tree
are best adapted. The varieties of frui
trees that experience has demonstrate,
yield the best results are mentioned il
his circular of suggestions. Inspector Sor
enson reports that 80, 900 fruit trees hay
been sent out by The Salt Lake nurserie
this fall, many of them going to adjoin
ing StdteS, and one lot of 900 being des
tined for Bloomington, Ills.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General barking business; interes