Show BRIEF AND BREEZY ij April the 1st and All Fools day i Albert Hagen has been commissioned Abert hs e postmaster at Mammoth Juab S county I Five members of the great army 4f the unemployed were given lodging at the police station last night There are messages at the Western Union telegraph office for W D Van vleck F T Sutherland Harry H Wells Ben Dawson John L Hages i i Charles Pearson and John TIne gr were arrested yesterday afternoon for obstructing the sidewalk They nee released upon putting up 5 each With today commences the closed yll season for ducks geese ynipe arm other kindred game birds I will 0 t unlawful to again shoot them before the 1st of October The funeral services over the remains re-mains of Mrs Anna Thomassen Be men daughter of P O Thomassen will b held at her brothers residence 286 A street today at 1 oclock noon I Friends invited Officers Fitssmaurice and Daniels last night arrested four California tourists tour-ists as they orawl d off the Rio Grande Western train and at the sta tion a charge of stealing a ride was booked against each The funeral services over the re tnains of Wendell Benson will be held on Monday afternoon at 3 oclock at the residence No 410 East Third South The friends of the family are invited to attend The BlaIne Republican club of the Eighteenth ward will hold a meeting on Tuesday night at which the new president is to b elected James De Vine has handed In his resignation Slaving removed from the ward An effort 1 being made by the friends of Joseph Thomas the young man who was sentenced to ilfty days irr the city jail for taking several shots at George Davies to secure his pardon at the hpuds of the mayor His parents are very poor and much In nee of the proceeds of his labor Clerk Meloy yesterday issued marriage mar-riage licenses to II H Love aged 39 and Miss Cyrenc R Harks aged 81 I Xo Charles Leg aged 21 and Amelia Btrrow aged lit to Fred itoedel aged age 27 and Anna Fctsch aged 2 to Charles E Wood age < 5 27 and Miss CJertrude Bentley all of Salt Lake eity5 < ityAs As is usually the case about conference confer-ence time the sure thing men tme are congregating con-gregating in this city but they will i get into a hard row of stumps Chief of Police Pratt and Captain Donovan have laid out a phn of campaign which leans tomething Several special e tectives are already in the field and no mercy whatever will be shown the gentry when arresred The officers are determined to protect the country proet countr peo 1Ie leA At G a m yesterday the thermome ter registered 3 at noon 5 and at 6 3 m 51 the maximum temperature being o2 and the minimum 34 Obser ver Salisburys forecast for Salsburs forest today is Fair weather wanner The observers Comparative report for yesterday was as follows Salt Lake 36 Baker City iO Cheyenne 2S Havre 32 Helena io Miles City 28 Winnemucca 30 daho Falls 2 Salt Lake 41 Bing lam 2 3 Ogden 3 Logan 4 4 Park City SO Provo 42 Stockton 30 The remains of Colonel Lett reached the rity over the Rio Grande Western realhed yesterday ttIay morning They were met by the various committees at he depot ond escorted to the ULah Commission biuldbng where the familiar features 1 vre viewed during the day by hunj dds of citizens Many floral ctzens Mny forl tributes woe sent to the building and shortly ltpr 4 ° cl9cJ < the exercises cutlined in yesterdays Herald were carried out h the Odd Fellows and concluded with i brief address by Dr cocude I i ai last IiL night the lat body b was taken to Denver by relatives tRlC I Among the numeraus i letters I of in I te qiirv daily received at the chamber i of commerce there is MlMalb cre i tha nl cre is very funny One nissie ceived nissie ra i oe esterday from MasT etera a Lynn Mass r Ia1 lady asks whether or ot v nAier are i welcome in Salt Lake city The writ er would like to live in this beautiful jiace if she LeantCu11 lJace would be wsisjaie here I am not wealthy she here connnts hbut have a pension from lie United States as my husband was a soldier and fought all through the late civil war Does it cost an unmend c1l fortune to live comfortaBly I tonla tear L11 fl or do other light work and lgh better still I can do just nothing unlcto stI mi nlcl me pretty well I wish to see those grand set thosl old sr2ld mountains and ride mountans intotie win il yon and stand by the neautifil no CII kes and hear Bke the birds sing and gather flowers and see them grjwin and also best of all bEst to lh the al people see And get aC lantc THE HOME IND STRY AIR Inaugurated Last Evening by the Manufacturers Bureau GOOD MUSIC AND SPEECHES AS IMMENSE CROWD AT TiE CONTINENTAL CON-TINENTAL MARKET Governor West Mayor UniKIn John R Winder George Ronmcy Jr Hurry Culmer und Jute Powers Splendid Exhibit of Home Manufactured Man-ufactured Articles More Coining The formal opening of the home Industry dustry fair which is to continue for thirty days took place last night under he auspices of the Manufacturers Bu reau and with ceremonies well suited to an event of so much moment Grander or more heartstirring specta tie was never revealed than when at 7 oclock the doors of the Continental Market were thrown open and the ex iblts of more than a hundred booths the wares and manufactures of more than 100 industries came forth in a 1 flood of light Within was the pride of I the present generation the reliande of prosperous posterity Festooned with myriads of tags reflecting the thousand thous-and colors that radiated from steel and brass from ware and fabric from L marble > nd onyx from iron and coal from oils and paints from mineral waters and extracts the exhibit presented V sented a scene more bewildering than L the kaleidoscope itself And hov tie Chairman Grant after which the Inspection In-spection of the exhibits was continued i with The following exhibits are in place while fiftytwo more manufacturers have engaged space their materials to arrive Monday Johnsons marble works display of marble monuments and headstones Anderson Pressed Brick company varieties va-rieties of building brick Salt Lake Pressed Brick company Varieties va-rieties of building brick etc Elms Morris tiling plaster of paris BurtonGardner combination fence J W Eardley combination fence Johnsons new patent churn Crager wire and iron works iron fence and ornamental wire work Salt Lake Cooperative Iron works iron and brass castings Neder Cleland fine carriages and I buggies etc James I Gallacher trunks valises etcF Platt Co saddler and harness I Jenkins Sons saddlery and harness har-ness nessHulbert Bros trunks valises etc Salt Lake City Railway company electrical machines fine machine work I etc tcJames James Anderson Sons iron and i brass castings C F Borden light road carts I Pacific Tin company tinware A Needlands tin and copper ware Utah Slaughtering company lard hams etc Silver iron works iron castings Utah Onyx company onyx John Reading garden seeds grown by George E Simmons at Charleston Wa satch county S Layton roller mills flour and other mill products Farmers Union mill roller mill products ducts Miller Bros roller mill products ducts Wasatch roller mills roller mill pro Taylorsville mills roller mills products pro-ducts V ducts Smithfield roller mills roller mill pro G F Culmer Bros show cases a I nhaltum etc C W Nurtn black oils V T R Laboratory black oils etc Ogden Broom company brooms C L Webster brooms Jabes Taylor washboards Salt Lake Soap company bath and laundry soaps Utah Soap company bath and laundry laun-dry soaps Lambert Paper company book print and wrapping paper Thomas Slight paper boxes Sainsbury Johnson photographs C R Savage photographs Miss Mary Teasdel burnt wood artwork workUss Miss Kate Wells colored photographs photo-graphs Mr Jonassen baskets made from Utah poplar C W Carter photographs |