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Show visiting comrades are cordially invited to joiu the post. The hop given by Lieutenants Butts and Si'ity, at the new Recreation hall, at Fort Douglas on Monday evening was perhaps the most en joyable daue-ing daue-ing party ever given at the fort. Among the guests were: Colonel and Mn. Ithint, Captai n and Mrs. Joslyn of Boston, Bos-ton, Miss KcelcstoD, Lieutenant Gregg, Eltonhead, Dunning, Slyer, Hackney, and Caskoy, Miss Walker, Miss Netf, Miss Morlau. Miss Wilkes, Miss Blair, Miss Kinihail, M'srs. Field, Sruitb, Hardy, Jont; aud CuliU. iHci-:vrni:s. County court Monday. Haker for shoes; 4(5 W. Second So. St . Hut or.e drunk was run in during the day shii'l . May day picnickers feel somewhat tired today. Joe llrady was arrested during the nitwit, shift, i'or begging. C. S. Loveland one the bankers of lloitie City. Idaho, is at the Continental. Spri'.g styles of Knox hats now on sal; at. J. P. Gardner's, HI Main street. The Moutiina Kid will meet ari unknown un-known a' Colonel Kelley's gymnasium tonight t U o'clock. Professor Younger and a large number num-ber of bis pupils went to Ogden last night and gave a dance in the opera house. The stockvards project is still living and healthy. The directors and promoters pro-moters are engaged in arranging miuor matiers. Tomorrow at 10 a. in. and "J p. m. specials on tho Union Pacific will leave the city for danioid Peach. The bathing is excellent. Architects are preparing for their h.irvesta. A number of them are work- i iug on plans tor new business blocks ! and factories. The match that was to have taken place last, night between tieo. La Silaricho aud Richards did not come off, the latter refusing to toe the scratch. The !.'. P. and K. (i. W. have put into e'l'cct etstbound rales from Ogden and Salt f.ake to Colorado Springs, Pueblo and Denver of 3." round trip, good for ttiii ly days. .1 allies McCtien was on the rampage last night and was arretted by Otlicer (ilenn for lighting. In the jail he assaulted as-saulted James Murphy and relieved him of $7.r0. Ihniald MePherson convicted at Prove Pro-ve for the killing of L. O. Palmer will be brought up to the penitentiary anil held while steps are being taken to secure se-cure a new trial. Jskender Pey the oriental merchant, has just arrived in Salt Lake City. Ho i expects a large coPection of Turkish rut's, portieres, embroideries, etc., which l:o will display in a few days. The invitations to the chamber of commerce ball are handsome. This is the verdict of those who received a bid to the event. A number were printed on satin yesterday for the presidential party. Keports come from Pleasant Valley Junction that the justice of the peace and constable have been making the usually quiet locality howl with revenues reve-nues eNtrscted from prisoners, who j stand about as much show as a snow-j bail in the tropics. i In reply to a constant jimes reader the presidential party due in Salt Lake Citv May is composed as follows: President Harrison and wife, Kuseil Harrison and wife, Carter Harrison, Po-iiuaster General Wanainaker, Secretary Sec-retary Husk aud Mrs. MeKee. The Salvation Army barracks on Commercial Com-mercial street will soon be torn down. L. F. Kuilak will have a new three-story three-story budding, to be devoted to store and botei purposes, erected oa the site. Ocoivre S. Spohr. architect, will furnish the plans, aud th building will cost jSMld. iiesides the G. A. It. a number of labor unions will attend the funeral of thi, late Major E. M. Lynou tomorrow afternoon. The pail-bearers wul be It. (i. Sieater, Jos. M. Lapsley, James Gichdintiiug. Nicholas Treweek, James j Duvins. E. II Par ons. Lorenzo Cra-1 croft. Harry Haynes. j lUv. David Utter of the Salt Lake! Unitarian society will tomorrow evening even-ing speak in the opera house at Ogden on "Christiauity and the Modern thought." A number id leading citizens citi-zens are anxious Mr. Utter shaii ad-j dru them on the subject and he has kinly consented to do so from time to time. The funeral of Comrade' Hynon will take place at 2 p. m. Sunday, from his laie residence. 0':t East Third South r-treet, under the auspices of J. It. Mr-Keau Mr-Keau post. All members of the post that can possibly attend will meet at tbe ball promptly at 12 30 p. m. All |
