The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-16
TOWN TALK.

The forecast of the weather for today
Is, fair, warmer.
Rev. DR.. Bliss, the well-known divine Of
Boston, will preach at st. Marks Epis-
day.
Miss Wallach, who has been visiting her
prother, Lester Wallach, of this city, dur
ing the summer, leaves Wednesday for
her home in New York.
Robert Gorlinski the mining engineer,
has just purchased a new home on First,
near r street, for So, $50. Mr. Gorlinski
VIII move into the house during the pres
ent week.
Rev. W. D. P. Bliss of Boston will
speak at the Unitarian church this even
ing, IN place of Mrs. Maynard. as pre-
Viously announced. Rev. Bliss subject
VIII be Christian Socialism,
H. P. Thrall. railway mail inspector for
the western division, accompanied by his
VIE, IS registered at the Kenyon. Mr..
Thral is making an inspection of the
mail service between here and the coast.
Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
S442,SOO, as compared with $317, los for the
corresponding day of 1897. The clearings
Tor the week just closed footed up to
SZg!206g; corresponding week of last year,
$l,909, 597.
The presidents of the Y. L. NJ. I. asso-
Citations Of the Salt Lake stake are asked
to bring or send their names and present
addresses to Edward 3. Phippen, secre-
tary OF the Mutual Improvement league,
bic.
:. 1t will be remembered that the death Of
Sergeant Jack Jones, the big drum major
OF the Twenty-fourth infantry band, was
announced during the time of the trouble
IN Santiago. This was not correct. Ser
geant Jones is all right, and leaves for
home today He is in New York.
Mrs. Elizabeth Galley, wife of John
W. Galley of Kaysville died at $50 o clock
last night at her home Mrs. Galley was
the daughter OF Francis Edmonds of the
Ienth ward, this city. and had an extern
Sive circle Of friends, who will mourn her
departure. The funeral will be announced
later. The deceased left a husband and
three children.
a trust deed executed by the North
Point Consolidated Irrigation company TO
Mccormick x Co., trustee for Z. f. Patch
en- Of Brooklyn, was filed for record with
the county recorder yesterday. The deed
10 all OF the company'S property is given
TO secure a loan of $4,000 due in five
years, at per cent annual interest two
thirds OF the amount having been devoted
TO the payment of prior 8 per cent loan.
Sam ellison, who is interested in the
mines at DugWay, has not abandoned his
interests there. He is going to do some
work in the vicinity in the near future.
Mr.. Lundeen, of the firm of Lundeen
Bros, will in a few days make a show
ing which will demonstrate that Pete
Reid, Charlie Parr and others made no
mistake when they located over there He
reports everything as being in first-class
condition.
Judge E. W. Sells, formerly justice of
the peace in the First, is happy, because
he is now connected with the great Gould
family. Viola Kathryn Clemmons, who
welded Howard Gould a few days ago is
niece of Judge Sells He says she is a
very able woman and as an actress was
frugal and saving. During the time she
was on the stage she accumulated about
$4,000. Judge Sells is proud of his new
connection
There is an epidemic of whooping cough
in the city the report of the board of
cases. Other and more serious diseases
are prevalent, there being four new
cases Of typhoid fever reported, while
there are still five cases of scarlet fever
and three OF diphtheria under quarantine
During the week there were IS births and
ten deaths, exclusive of five bodies
brought 10 the city for interment from
elsewhere.
John Talon Of All Hallows College, one
of the players in the football contest with
the High schol Thursday suffered
broken collar bone in the game, and was
removed to the Holy Cross hospital yes
terday morning. He belongs to the All
2Iallows team and played right end. At
She time his injuries appeared to be Slight
end after he received The hurt he went
n with the game to the end. He is re-
orted as doing nicely, however. and his
peedy recovery is fully expected.
Contrary to expectations, the Xix prin-
and Mckay in a petition to the board of
aducation Tor a readSuStment or an in
crease in the salary schedule accepted
without protest their first months pay
yesterday, thus ratifying their contracts
of employment. However, the two prin-
cipals named did not sign the payroll
nor subscribe TO its irOnclad provisions
and it is now reasonably certain that
MesS-s. Alvey and Mckay stand alone in
their efforts to wrest from the school
board what ii is unwilling to concede.
A number of the members of the Claw
son family went to the county infirmary
Friday night, as the guests of Mrs Whip-
pie, the matron and devoted the evening
to giving the inmates of the infirmary a
good time. Music, clog dancing and cha
rades were used to dispel any tendency
the inmates might have towards desDon-
dency, and after a delightful evening re-
freshmehts were served TO the inmates
and following guests: Mrs. H. B. Claw
son. Mrs Kimbau. Mr.. and Mrs F. d.
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beattie. Mr.
and Mrs. John Grosbeck. jr., Mr. and
Mrs. George Lambert, jr., Mr.. and Mrs
James Foote. Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Clawson.
Mrs Nellie c. Brown, Miss Alice Clawson
and Mr.. Kimball.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
Maid on savings deposits: T. arm
strong. president: J. L. Jennings, cash
Ter: a East First South street
DIAMOND COAL.