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Show ; LOCAL AND PERSONAL KOTES J Mr. J. H. McChrystal of Eureka was a Salt Lake visitor Tuesday last. 4W Prepfdent George Q. Cannon, who has been ill with pneumonia in New York, Is cut of danger. Professor C. Sullivan, a well known mining man of Butte, accompanied by his wife, is at the Knutsford, Hon. Thomas Kearns, the well known rnining man, and his daughter. Miss M. Kearns, are stopping at the Kenyon. Don McGuire, the mining capitalist "E Ogden. was a visitor to Salt Lake during dur-ing the week, renewing old acquaintances. acquain-tances. . Mrs. Mary Judgre, Miss Judge and: Miss Ivers, who have been touring Eu. rope for some time, are expected home shortly. llichard Veltman was admitted to the bar of the .supreme court on Wednesday Wednes-day on recommendation of the examining examin-ing committee. Mrs. C. II. McMahon returned yeJB-terday yeJB-terday from the east, accompanied by Miss Osgood of Chicago, who will pass the winter with, Mrs. McMahon. The marriage" of Miss Sarah S. Cohen and Silas W. Neuberger took place on Wednesday at the bride's home on South Main street. The happy couple will make their home in Butte, Mont. Miss Agnes Airmet and Mr. Albert Gill, both of this city, were married in the temple last Wednesday. A nice reception re-ception was given to the young couple at the residence of the bride's parents, G street. -?- Captain Sullivan of the All Hallows !s putting his team through a thorough " " course of training in preparation for the anticipated game with the University Univer-sity team, to be played a week from next Thursday. . -4 General John Q. Cannon has been granted a thirty days' furlough, during which he will be allowed to 'leave the state. Colonel M. L. Ritchie will have charge during the absence of General Cannon, who goes east on business, but his departure has been hastened by his father's illness. Harlow Poulton, 5 years of age. Is the latest victim of the bicycle scorcher. The child was knocked down by William Wil-liam Stockdale at the corner of Third West and Fifth South, streets Tuesday evening. Those who saw the accident claim that Stockdale was riding at a wcnty-mile-an-hour clin, but this he denies. Lewis J. Pennington, who was a member of battery B. Utah light artillery, artil-lery, died in California a few days ago of injuries rereived in a fall from a train. He was a native of Wilmington, Del., and a resident of Brigham City when the war broke out. He enlisted in Ogden. Little is known of his antecedents. ante-cedents. The foundation of the new Catholic cathedral, is progressing rapid'y, as a large force of stonemasons are at work, i A large portion, of the east wall is up ! and it looks very massive. Two or three weeks of nice ctlear weather and vast strides would be made in its erection. Alex H. Tarbct. the wealthy head of the wealthy syndicate that bears hjs name, left for California at noon Monday. Mon-day. a-ompanied by W. G. Benham and A. J. Schumacher, the latter of whom came down from Butte, and will continue at once to the. Afterthought gi-oup in Shasta, county, where an examination ex-amination that is to determine the fate of a $150,000 option is to follow, writes the mining reporter of the Tribune. Every member of the syndicate, with the exception of Clarence K. McCor-nick. McCor-nick. who found it imtvossible to leave his desk, will be upon the ground, during dur-ing the examination, and, should it result re-sult favorably, a pament of $.".0,000 will be made at once, to be followed on April 1 next by the final payment of SStO.OlM, a payment of $10,000 having been 2nade when the option was executed. Since it obtained possession of the group the syndicate has expended, said Mr. Tarbct on the eve of his departure, as much as $10,000 upon, the further development de-velopment of the property that has, ac-eording ac-eording to reports from the manage ment, neen with very satisfactory results. re-sults. It looks very much as if the deal Mas a go. and that the Afterthought will be added to the syndicate's string of bonanzas. |