The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-24
TOWN TALK.

Progress, is in the city for few days.
There will be a meeting. to organize
branch OF the Social Democracy, tomoT-
row evening at room 10, Hooper q Eld-
redge building, 40 Main street
Yesterdays clearings were S2O4, SSS, as
compared with S2S4, 1856 for the same day
up $l,473,440 as against s, 405,S6S for the
corresponding week of 1887.
Angelo Manca, of the Vienna care, who
was charged with an unprovoked assault
upon Charles =. BIcColum, was discharged
yesterday by Justice Sommer on motion
of County Attorney Van Colt
The Utahnians registered at the Cullen
yesterday were: L. 4. Groves, Spring
vile; +. H. Holzheimer, W. NJ. NeShit, ..
n Bossert, Eureka; Preston Nutter Mrs;
Earl, Clear Greek; S. r. Skolteld and
wife, Provo.
DR.. Tiff, by request of Odd Fellows and
other citizens of Eureka, will give an ad-
dress in 1. o. o. F. hall, Eureka, this
evening at o'clock, subject, God and
Liberty-America's Motto He will also
preach in the Methodist church at IL a.
The city treasury was enriched yester-
day by the deposit of $10,l5O IN payment
of the Salt Lake City Railroad company
last promissory note OF $4,000 ana inter-
of street paving tax. The original amount
was $4,000.
Yesterdays Utah arrivals at the Walker
house were: L. c. Briggs. Fred richards
z. H. Sparks, jr., Charles E. Abrams and
wife. AIephi; F. W. Seeley, I. J. G1lmartln,
Ogd en-; J. c. Clayton, Mercur; Frank Nc
Ewe.0, Provo
league were played yesterday afternoon
on the university field. All Ha1lews de-
feated the High school by a score OF IA
to u, a nd score of 30 to l6 UeIs the tale
of an asy victory of the Lsitter-day
Saints loliege over the university.
The re port of the health department for
the weel shows % births and IA death,
exclusive ;of four bodies brought from out
side the atty for interment-- Fourteen con-
tagioIs di sease flags are outsta nding. COW
ering Is G. tSeS OF scarlet fever and one of
djphfheria- One case of typhoid fever and
two Of who Poping cough were reported.
The lecture of Elder Penrose which was
to have etsn delivered at the assembly
room of the Templeton tomorrow CMon-
dav0 evening. has been postponed. Instead
will be given, at the same time g .. m.(
and place a lecture by Siddi MOhammet
Ta'eiber of Jellalabad, India who has
made exten sive explorations in Brazil
and Central America The general public
is invited.
A concert will be given on Thursday
evening next at the First Congregational
church corn er Fourth East and First
South streets, for the oeneht OF the Cor
nelia Paddock rescue home. The home,
which offers shelter and protection for
unfortunate g iris and women has just
been reorganiz ed, and IS IN great need OF
financial help. 1t is worthy institution
The Y. M C. A has made elaborate
preparation for the special patriotic ser
vice TO be held In their rooms this after
noon Chaplain Allensworth will deliver
viii sins, Profe ssor Carl Zehnter and
members of the orchestra VIII render pa
triotic airs, the National guarusmen will
be present in BODY, and each man who
attends will he given a. small flag as d
souvenir of the occasion The meeting is
for men only, and all men are invited.
County Fruit Tree Inspector Sorenson
calls the attention. of the owners of neg
lected orchards to clean them up or suffer
the rnisdemeanor penalty imposed by sec
ton 1173 Of the revised statutes Such neg
lect works an injury to those who do give
proper attention to their orchards. In
spector SorenSor suggests that tree rub
bish be removed ana burned anu preparia-
tions made for spraying as soon as the
blossoms fade and drop. The inspector
also announces his readiness to advise
those who need his services
at the Knutsford were: Charles R. KEEL
sey, Mountain Home, Ida; j. w. Scott
and wife, Bedrock, Mont; Father Mac
Fadden. P. P. and v. p Sweedore. Ire
Ter and wife, Mrs. c. A Lamont, New
York: Charles H. Williams and wife, the
two Misses Williams, Miss Is NJ. Thayer,
BROOKLYN; A Cabot, San Francisco; E. P.
Stacy and wife. Minneapolis: Nathaniel
Dickey. ]. c. Macdonald, Denver; w. A.
Woodwork, S. H Shonnger, Chicago.
A
nj Scott-Strevell Hardware company, sue
cessor 20. George M. Scott & Co. will
probably be filed today The new com
pany will do business at the old stand on
Main street. and is already operating. The
( oficers are: George NJ. Scott, president;
c. n. Strevell, vice president and treas
urer; J.. E. Gallagher. manager; directors.
r. c. Chambers, o. ]. Salisbury, a. Han
amer. George W. Miles, w. G. Rice. A. w.
McCune. c. n. Streven, George NJ. Scott
and ]. Z. Gallagher.
Father boiling, of Portsmouth, England,
will preach today at st. Mark s cathedral,
AT III a. m. and 1880 D. m There will also
he a special service for men only at p.
M with an address on Patriotism and
our Duty Towards Our Soldiers and Sail
ore'' Father Doiling's work for the year
has been among the men of the British
army and navy. He knows men in al
most every English regiment. and every
Saturday night he has housed 20 or 30
-saIiers who had come off their ships to
attend his Sunday services. He will preach
a. 81. Marks cathedral Monday, Tuesday
and "Wednesday evenings at 1880 o'clock.
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