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Show CREAM OF THE NEWS. Data for the annual report of the Utah commission is being secured. Residents of West Fifth South street complain com-plain of escaping sewer gas. The Bi-chloride of Gold club held an interesting inter-esting meeting at the Keeley Institute last night. The Salt Lake Street railroad is building its line on Third street. The line has been double-tracked to H street. Sixty-flve shares of stock in the Natsonal Bank of the Republic, this city, at 98, for sale by Ritchie & Ritchie, 59 Commercial block. The laying of brick will begin Monday on the garbage crematory. The foundation is completed and the building will be hurried to completion. Athol B. Bennett and Miss Isabelle Brown were united in marriage Thursday by Rev. N. M. Lane. The young couple have a host of friends who wish them a happy life. There are forty-four prisoners in the county coun-ty jail, eleven of whom are retained for insanity in-sanity and because of the over-crowded condition con-dition of the territorial insane asylum. Matthew White's account of the experimental experi-mental garden on the shore of Salt Lake, which appears in the current number of the Irrigation Age, possesses considerable local interest. Weil No. 2 of the American Natural Gas company is expected to blow at any time at a depth of 900 feet. When this happens a private exhibition will be given visiting capitalists. cap-italists. The sanitary reporter again calls attention to decayiug fruit which cover the ground in many places in tho suburbs. He suggests that it be carted away as it endangers health by its noxious presence. The Utah Title, Insurance and Trust company com-pany pay 5 per cent interest, payable quarterly, quar-terly, on saving deposits, insures titles to real estate, and issues abstracts. Directors, J. E. Dooly, R. C. Chambers, A. L. Thomas, W. S. McCornick, T. R. Jones, J. J. Daly and E. B. Wicks. A large crowd attended the G. A- R. picnic pic-nic given by the Maxwell post yesterday at Wagner's grove. A real old-fashioned army dinner was served. Speeches were made by Colonel M. M. Kaighn, Mayor Baskin, G. M. Thorp and J. C. Coad. The gold watch was voted to Miss Addie Careless as the prettiest young lady. A man Jwent into the Chicago Tailors' place of business on First South street yesterday yes-terday and asked for a straw to clean bis pipe, and set the place on fire. Fred Marohn, after a heroic effort, subdued the flames, but is wearing a bandaged hand today, which was severely burned In the fire. The department depart-ment was not called out. , The Salt Lake Countv World's Fair assoc. iation met last evening in the board of trade rooms, with Manager Hill as temporary tempor-ary chairman and F. K. Gillespie as secretary. secre-tary. The set form of by-laws was adopted and a charge of $5 instead of $1-for active membership. The directors elected were: James Sharp. S. H. Hill, C. E. Wantland, A. W. Carlson, James Jennings, Alonzo Younsr, E. K. Watts, J. Bamberger, E. A. Smith, F. K. Gillespie, J. D. Spencer, H. C. Wallace, C. P. Mason, G. M. Cannon, H. L. H. Cul-mer. Cul-mer. Municipal elections take place in the following fol-lowing named corporate cities on the same day as the general election provided for by the last legislature: Alpine, American Fork, Beaver, Bear Riyer, Cedar, Coalville. Corinne, Ephraim, Elsinore, Fairview, Fillmore, Grantsville, Hyrum, Heber, Richfield, SpringvUle, Washington, Willard, Huntington, Hunting-ton, Kanab, Leh1. Moroni, Morjran, Mendon, Maoti, Monroe, Midway, Nephi, Ogden, Pay-son, Pay-son, Pleasant Grove, Park City, Salina, Santaquin, Spring City and Salem. |