The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-05-29
TOWN TALK.

TOWN TALK.
George s. Wedgewood Of the American
Book company is in the city.
Charley Simpson has returned from a
several months sojourn in Denver.
The Social Wheel club will have run
to Pennington today, leaving the club
room at 10 a m.
Only two building permits, calling for
an estimated expenditure of $3.50, were is
sued last week by Inspector Folsom.
Miss CLAUDIA Morris will sing lone
Sweetiy Solemn Thought for the offer
tory solo at st. Pauls chapel this morn
ing
Isaac W. Jones and Miss Ethelyn Owen,
both of Salt Lake City. were united in
marriage by Justice Sommer yesterday
afternoon
The funeral of Virgil Gillett, son of j.
R. and May E. Reeves, will take place
East Third South.
The Utah Woman's Press club will hold
their regular meeting Tuesday evening,
May 81, 1898, at 1880 o'clock, at the Wo-
mans EXponant office
Yesterdays ciearings were $195, $50, as
of last year. The weeks clearings footed
up 81. 30. $50. as against 81. 14S, GAL for the
corresponding week of 1887.
The Short Line baseball team will again
appear on the Fort diamond in con-
test with the Nelden-Judson FIeur De Lis
nine this afternoon Ladies are admit
ted to the grand stand free
Otto Hanish will close his lecture on
Jesus of Nazareth" this evening in the
old Tribune building. corner West Temple
and Second South streets. The main point
of discussion will be the crucihxion-
The members of the Salt Lake lodge
No. rs of the Danish Brotherhood Of
America, voted unanimously at their last
meeting to keep those members in good
standing who might join the army
The report of the board of health for
the week shows 3S births and 10 deaths,
exclusive Of bodies brought from out
side the city for interment. Fifteen cases
Of scarlet fever are in existence, while
the city is free from infections.
There will be no services held today
over the remains of the late Mrs. Sarah
Mccain. as her remains will be shipped
east to Sandusky, Ohio, foday Sunday
on the Rio Grande Western railway at
7:40 p. m. Friends wishing TO view the
remains can do so at I'D South Sixth
West street from to 6 p. m.
Salina Press: r. c. Chambers. a well
tician of Salt Lake City, was in town
Monday, a guest Of the White house. Mr..
Chambers is a heavy stakeholder in the
ireland Land and Cattle company and 1t
which brought him TO Salina-
Mrs. Margaret A. Game. county audi
tor. left yesterday morning for Omaha
tc install Utah's silk exhibit at the Trans
mississippi exposition. Mrs. Game will
be absent three or four weeks and before
her return she will probably stop at Den
yer the last week in June to attend the
congress of federated women's clubs
Articles of incorporation of the Silver
Greek and Saw Pitch Reservoir company
were filed yesterday with the secretary Of
state The incorPorators are q citizens
of Wales, San Pete county, and the CAPT
~ Il C ri. nT pT1h
is president. Sam Dye vice president, and
Henry R. Thomas, secretary and treas
urer.
The NJ. I League Bicycle club will hold
a meeting at the league headcuarte[s,
Social Hall building. on State street, on
Wednesday, June /, at $50 p. m, for the
purpose of completing the organization
and eiecting officers. There will be no
run as the club expect to get through
with all business in time to attend Hon
W. H Kings lecture in the Tabernacle.
The Loss Creek Irrigation company,
with headquarters at East Circleville,
Piute county, was Incorporated yesterday
with the secretary OF state. The capital
stock is s.. 800, subscribed for by "a farm
ers. Lewison Hancock is president. My
ron Nay vice president. Alonzo l. Davis
secretary Louis T. Munson treasurer,
end William D. Lewis, j. H. Fox and VIII
liam Wilson, directors.
The large staff Of clerks that County
Treasurer Lynch has had employed pre-
this years taxes has nearly completed
the work in hand and by Monday every
notice will be mailed The notices carry
the announcement that complaints rela-
tive to valuations and applications for
abatement of taxes will be heard by the
county board of equalization from Mon
day, June 6, to Monday, June =, between
1G a. m. and p. m
Martin MuIvey will probably be a can
didate for county commissioner this fan
His friends make this announcement and
declare that Mu!vey will make a strong
race Councilman John Slddoway Is also
a candidate. believing ne can pest serve
the interests Of the people in that place.
George Stringfellow's friends are urging
him to become a candidate. Up 10 date
none of these present incUmbents nave
made any announcements, but II IS sald
Messrs. Armstrong, Rawlins and Han VIII
also be candidates for renomlnduon at the
hands of their respective parties
The Eureka baseball team will play
the Elks of this city at Fort Douglas on
June 5th, the stakes being 500 SIDE Inc
eureka boys are betting on their team,
as among its players are several MEM
pers of the famous Park City DaseDall
team including odd HOsS" Hardness,
Fatty Palmer VIII kimmel and r. a;
Kfmbrough, while Andy McFariane ana
Ed Andrews, OF the Jubilee team OF last
wear will play with the nine, and Blily
King the well known Provo ball twirler.
will also be with them. The railroads VIII
run excursions on this occasion from I'm
tic camps and southern points, and a
great game IS anticipated
The board of education committee on
teachers and school work held a meeting
Yesterday afternoon to arrange the mat
Ter of admissions TO the high school COM
nlencement exercises at the theatre
Thursday evening! 1t was resolved to
make the admissions by invitation and
ticket through the graduates and the
hoard. The tickets and invitation blanks
viii be distributed Monday by Clerk
Moreton The parents and immediate
friends of the graduates. the High school
aIurlnae teachers, board members, pub
lie officials, clergymen. tutors of other
SCHOOLS and friends of education generally
will be especially remembered with invi-
fations and tickets.
DIT. E NJ Keysor. dentist. Auerbach
building. rooms 200 and 2Ol. Speciality Of
crown and bridge work; gold and sill
yer filings
utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banding business; interest
raid on savings deposits F. Armstrong.
President; ]. E. Jennings, cashier: 81