The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-22
BRIEF AND BREEZY.

The street department was engaged
last week in repairing Second West,
6olith Temple and Cannon streets.
Provision Inspector Kendall last
week made 379 inspections and con-
Gemned 1,047 pounds of foodstuffs.
Yesterday the county cupid issued
q. marriage license to Merle S. Knight,
aged 81, of Woodstock, Ontario, Can
ada, and Hattie j. Mayne, aged 80, of
Salt Lake city.
Bert l. Ravens was arrested yester-
day on the charge Of passing three
forged checks for small amounts 1t
seems that the young man had been
drinking when he made the break.
In the police court yesterday, Louis
Madsen was fined S25 for fighting. L.
L. Orr, who was convicted on Friday
OF petit larceny, was fined SIS. Notice
of an appeal was given. The trial Il
John Lees, charged with assault and
battery, was set for October IS.
A preliminary meeting will be held
at the Eighteenth ward seminary
building tomorrow evening at 7:30 for
the purpose Of completing arrange
nentss for starring a night school at
that place. q. NJ. Munford and Joseph
Nelson, two most accomplished in
structors, will be in charge.
Miss Lloyd was the winner of the
gold medal offered to the best lady
dancer by the Elite club Thursday
evening. The contest took place at
the regular weekly ball given by that
club at the Auditorium hall. The
prize dance was a waltz, and Miss
Loyd's partner was Mr.. Latey-
The remains of James H. Reese ar
rived today, 1920 a. m, accompanied
by his brother, l. q. Reese, from Butte
.,e+- h. al Low
Oct. II, of typhoid pneumonia. He was
son OF the late Enoch and Hannah
Reese, and was formerly a resident of
Salt Lake city, but of late years of
Butte city, Montana.
The funeral of the late James H.
Reese, who died at Butte city, Mont,
Oh October II. will take place today
From the family residence, No.561 w.
First North street, at II a. m. De-
ceased was born at st. Joseph, Mo-, in
August, 1913, and was the son of Enoch
and Hannah Reese.
Last week the health department at
tended to twenty-one complaints. Two
cases of scarlet fever were reported
and twenty-five burial permits issued.
No deaths were reported from con-
tagious diseases. Six births, five males
and one female, were reported. The
pay roll of the health department for
two weeks was $265. and of the Gre
matory sos.
James Groesbeck was arrested yes
terday evening by Sheriff Mcqueen
for contempt Of court. A few DAYS
ago an attachment on quantity of
lime in Groesbeck's possession was is
sued from Justice Lochrie's court and
in defiance Of the attachment Groes-
beck hauled it away. He was de-
tined at the county Jail and will be
brought before Justice Lochrie today.
The residents along the East Sew
enth South electric line, will ejoice to
know that the Rapid Tansit company
has put on a car leaving the theatre
corner at 11:40 .. m This car arrives
at the city limits, Tenth South, at II
O'Clock. and taps Perkins. Bellevue,
South Lawn, East Park, Miller & Mil
Ter, Lincoln Park, and other subdi-
visions of that neighborhood. All
the Inhabitants of this part of the city
socially inclined are drinking the good
health of the officers of the Rapid
Transit road.
Vim Krolow. the architect. was ar
rested by Sheriff Mcqueen last night
on a warrant sworn to by George
Bryce, charging him with attempting
to. leave the city with the intention of
defrauding his creditors. Krolow was
arrested at the Union Pacific depot,
where he and his family were about
to board train for the west. He had
tickets in his possession to San Fran
cisco. Cal. He owed Mr.. Bryce $64.50,
money borrowed. He put up SIS for
his appearance.
AT a. m. yesterday, the thermome-
Ter registered 80, at noon 20 and at
%. m. "A. the maximum temperature
being "A and the minimum 49, Obser-
yer Salsbury's forecast for Sc hours
ending at p. m. today is: Cooler on
Sunday but it is not thought that rain
will fall within the period of the fore
cast. The observers comparative re-
port for yesterday was as follows:
salt Lake, 50; Baker city, go; Chey-
enne, ~; Helena, 81; Miles city, So;
Winnemucca, 40; Idaho Falls, 26 AT
10 a. M: Salt Lake 60: Bingham, SO;
Ogden. AZ; Logan, 40; Park City, 81;
Provo. 81