| Show t BRIEF AND BREEZY THE county clerk issued one marriage iicense yesterday and thatto Lee Lindley and Nettie Prewett both of Salt Lake A SLIGHT blaze ill the store of H Tobias on State street called out the fire department depart-ment on Sunday afternoon and the fire was quickly extinguished Loss nominal THE local typographical union has adopted resolutions urging all the unions throughout the country to use their inca > in-ca towards securing the free coinage of tiilver THOMAS HATVEES a pioneer who is himself five years beyond the allotted three score and ten leaves this aornins tovisit his father at Southamptou Eng land the latter being 93 years of age A CHANGE took place in the firm of i Kelden Myers Co publishers of the Hotel Reporter yesterday Mr Wm W Stoddard purchasing the interest of A J 4 Hollingberry and becoming the manager of the Reporter THE excursionists to Ogden today whore who-re 90 or over should not forget that Mrs Dr Hasbrouck will be at the depot with Bomb fine badges which she will present and put in place POSTMASTER NASH is gradually recovering recover-ing from a severe attack of illness and will probably be at his desk again by the end of the week In his absence Assistant Assist-ant McBride has charge of the office A YOUNG German from Wisconsin is inquiring in-quiring into the resources of this territory terri-tory with a view to finding a location for r a colony of his countrymen He is looking for a fruitful agricultural region THE services at the tabernacle on Sunday Sun-day were conducted by President Angus M Cannon The discourse was delivered by Elder Orson F Whitney from the fifth chapter of Matthew verses 11 to 17 and 43 to 48 A WEEK ago yesterday Theodora Green t 14yearold boy living with his parents at Eleventh South and Seventh East streets was sent to Bountiful on an errand and all that has been heard him it since then is that a few days ago he took tho train for Ogden His mother is dangerously l dan-gerously ill and if the boy wishes to see her again he should return home at once A LARGE audience listened to the lecture f lec-ture on Memory delivered by Professor I Profes-sor Loisette at the Assembly hall last 1 evening Tho gentleman handled his f subject in a masterly manner and held l the interest of his hearers throughout tho address The first lecture of the regular 3 course will be given at the Assembly hall tomorrow night THE sparring match between Ed Smi hand h-and Jim Williams which was to have taken place at Saltair next Saturday night will rot come off at that resort Manager Floto representing the pugilists yesterday 7 yester-day arranged to give the muchtalkedof athletic exhibition at Calders park on Saturday evening and it will wind up f with the fourround bout between Smith and Williams THE fire department had a run phortly I v after midnight to 50 Franklin avenue 1 H where a blazo was discovered in a small I tenement house Two colored men i jumped through the window aud had the flames extinguished before the brigade arrived There was a lot of waste paper piled in one corner from which the fire I started It is thought it was purposely set on fire but by whom cannot be surmised sur-mised IT is expected thatB M Jones will tonight to-night send into the council a petition asking for a franchise of the same nature as originally granted him for bringing electric power into the city from Cottonwood Cotton-wood canyon That franchise it will be remembered was vetoed by the mayor L and since then the council appears to have been haying fun with Mr Jones The latters new petition is a very strong one and cannot be ignored I On Sunday Congressman Washington N and wife Mrs Henderson Mrs Arthur f Brown Governor West JudgeJudd Col Webber and wife had luncheon at the residence of F S RIchards and afterwards after-wards the party accoinpanieed by Mr f and Mrs Richards attended the tabernacle taber-nacle After the cervices there was a short organ recite and in the evening Mr and Mrs Washington left for tho west after spending a few days very I pleasantly in Salt Lake |
