| Show LOCAL AND OTHER BRIEFS BEAVER is to organize a Democrat club at a early day A FCHNACE tiller wanted at Utah Stove and Hardware C C HEAVY rains in the south have not at aU dampened the ardor of the farmers IT Is expected that the grand jury will complete com-plete their labors tomorrow and be discharged WELLS FARGO A Co received yesterday Bullion 9142 fine bars 1l1595 sulphIde 8103497 Slo49i MCCO NICK i CO received yesterday Han auer bullion O silver and lead ores 3WO TotaL 210100 VOTERS should remember that the deputv reglstrarsjcan be found at Independence hal all day and until 10 oclock tohigh This ar rangemen has been made for the benefit oC those who have not been able t get their names on the list during business hours and all such should take advantage of this the last opportunity oppor-tunity that will be offered TIE SALT LAKE HERALD i looming up greatly slnco its recent change of ownership and now bid to become a veritable Giant of the Rockies in newspaperdom Its plain utterances explanatory and otherwise of the Democratic faith combine to render It an admirable ad-mirable if not essential adjunct to the textbooks text-books of every Democratic student in this great intermountain region l < acer Ctonian TUE fifth annual meeting of the Alumni association asso-ciation of the Desert university will be held next Wednesday Addresses will be delivered by David R Allen Governor Thomas Chancellor Chancel-lor Robert Harkneas John R Park Waldem ar Van Cott and F J Cannon The Quintette club will also render several selections and a grand ball will wind up the evenings festivities festivi-ties tiesTHE THE Social Wheel club will take the 940 Rio Grande express train for Provo tomorrow Sunday morning retnraltg by wheel The rate is L3T Dinner at Provo at 1130 The blurt for home will be made directly after dinner din-ner All who intend going will meet at Commercial Com-mercial block Sunday morning at U prompt Every wheelman I Invited There will positively posi-tively be no fast riding The captain will set a moderate pace and halt for rest James Vitch and George l Squire the Blcgham mining men who were arrested recently re-cently for rolling a quantity of earth and rocks In the mining property of Elmer HU were tried before Commissioner Greenman yesterday yes-terday afternoon on the charge of malicious mischief They were adjudged gully and fined i 523 each Notice of appeal was given The defendants de-fendants waived examination on the charge of assault and gave bonds to secure their appearance appear-ance for trial tral Miss MARY ROURKE niece of Mr Barney Harvey was married on Thursday evening by the Rev Father Kelley to Mr H H Higion an esteemed employee of Auerbach Brothers The bridesmaids were Miss Lizzie burke sister of the bride and the Misses Hfgson sisters of tho groom The presents were numerous elegant and costly A reception was held at the house of the brides mother on Seventh East street where a fine dinner was spread to the guests The bridal cake was urnUhcd by the chef of the Templeton Among the invited guests were Mr Barney Harvey uncle of the bride General Connor Manager Phillips of the White house Mr William Weft and Mr Lynch of the Walker A pleasant hop terminated natcd the f cstiviiics |
