The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-12-31
BRIEF LOCALS.

JOINT INSTAIlLATION.-Th knights
of Pythias lodge will have JOINT lnsta1la-
ton ceremonies in Castle hall Tuesday
evening.
CLUB MEETING.-The Women's DEM
ocratic club viii meet Wednesday after
noon, Jan. g. IN its rooms at the city ana
county building.
PERMIT TO BUILD.-Thomas Weir
yesterday took out a permit to build
brick barn. to cost $1,000, on his premises,
corner of Brigham and Z streets.
FLOWERS APPRECIATED. = Florist
Cramer yesterday sent 70 me heraid
office a much appreciated New Year offer
ing of magnificent roses. hyacinths and
lilies of the valley.
DIRECTORS MEETlNG.-Thsd directors
of the Ladies Literary club VIII noio a
business meeting at the club mouse on
Thursday morning at IL o CLOCK. a lua
attendance is requested.
GETTING READY TO BUILD--Work-
men were busS yesterday tearing down
the old building on Mrs. Mary Judges lot
north of the DeSeret National bank, pre-
paratory to erecting a. fine new business
block on the gro dnd-
OLIVER'S MAETINGS.-At the Tiff
Methodist church Evangelist Oliver VIII
speak this morning at IL and at 1880 p M
He will conduct meeting for men only
at the New Grand opera house at 2:Se
Meetings each night the coming Week
GETS HIS DIPLOMA.-James Meier
has received from Secretary Sears of the
Deseret Agricultural * Manufacturing
society a diploma attesting the excellence
of his essence of Jamaica ginger. This is
the third time MIR. Meters product has
been recognized in this manner
ASSESS MENT WORK--For several
DAVIS past the county recorder ) once mas
been deluged with filings of proofs of an
nuai assessment work done on mining
claims in West Mountain, Little cotton
wood, Big Cottonwood and Hot Springs
mining districts. but yesterday the nlings
numbered nearly 200 the largest of any
daV in the history of the ONCE.
STOCK-TAKING SUPPER-The firm of
f Auerbach & Bro took stock last nlgnt.
The business was so systematlzed that IL
required just two hours to go through the
big store. AT the conclusion OF the Stock
taking the employees, in accordance with
their annual custom, sat down 10 a de-
liciouS supper at the expense OF the 1rrn
MORE BONDS FILED.-City Treasurer
r. P Morris has prepared his official bond
as his own successor and Will ME II with
Recorder Naylor on Monday The amount
of the bond is $50 600, and the SureueS ar
A W. McCune, p. T. Farnsworth, X q
Chambers, Henry Dinwoodey and Frank
Knox Councilman A. A Robertson also
filed his new bond, with H + Duke ana
n e Hoag as suretieS. DR.. T. B. Beatty,
The last OF the councilmen-elect to quail
ify. will file his bond Monday morning
Just before taking his seat
NEW MINING COMPANY.-The yell
low Hammer and c. o. Red locations. in
Free Coinage mining district, Tooele
county. were yesterday made the basis OF
an Incorporation in this city. TO De SHOWN
as the Center Star Mining company
William Harker is president; ThomaS T.
Lewis, vice president; Joseph r. Lewis,
secretary and treasurer, and the ot4er
directors are William 5. Thorn and Jo-
seph H. Raleigh The capital stock is
81. 800, divided into scent shares.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE.--A chattei
mortgage for SEQ to j. L. Schwartz on
the Jewelers. tools of ]. II. Miles, the
absconding treasurer of the Woodmen
lodge. was filed for record yesterday with
the county recorder The mortgaged
property is that upon which Attorney
Hutchinson recently sued out an attach
1nent at the instance of his client. L
Schroeder & Co., the Chicago wholesale
Jewellers, and some complications in the
proceedings to satisfaction are now i'm
minent.
HATCHERY oPENED.-In the pres
ence of Governor Wells and a number of
other state officials. the state hsh hatch
cry, just east of Murray. was put into
commission yesterday. Warden Sharp eX-
planned the workings of the apparatus
and directed the planting or the 50.VU
brook trout eggs received from MancheS-
ter Ia The start was made under aus
7DiciouS circumstances, and now the hatch
cry is in readiness to receive consign-
mentS of a. full million eggs OF various
choice kinds for Matching next week
NEW LAW FIRM.-With the dawn of
the new year. the law firm of Richards q
Ferry win hang out its shingle on the
fifth floor of the Mccormick block Joseph
T. Richards, the senior member OF the
firm. withdrew yesterday from the part
nership of Bennett, Hardness, Howat,
Bradley & Richards, with whom he has
been associated the past three years.
Prior to that he was the junior in the
law firm of Richards & Richards. and
before that ne was assistant United States
attorney for Utah Edwin S. Ferry has
been associated with Brown q Henderson
for several years past Both of the gen.
rleruen in the new law firm have won dis
tinction at the bar and have a large
clientage.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest
Maid on savings deposits. w. T. Arm
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