The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-10-09
TOWN TALK.

Sheriff Ward of Evanston was in the
city yesterday.
Dr. NJ. H. Hardy. medical director of the
state insane asylum, was inn the city yes
terday.
Observer Smiths forecast for the
weather today is partly cloudy, station
airy temperature.
F. ]. Hewlett of the. Hewlett Bros. Co.,
returned last night from "a six weeks
trip north in the interest of his firm.
The members of the temple choir are
requested to be at the assembly hall this
Sunday afternoon at 1:55' o'clock. c. J.
Thomas.
Amos Mcbride and Emma Goddard,
both of Grantsville, were married at the
county court house yesterday by Deputy
Clerk Blair.
Judge Baskin, who was confined to the
house for two or three days with chills
and fever, is better and was around yes
terday as usual.
There will be a business meeting of the
Moman's Press club at the office of the
WomanS Exponent, Monday at I .. N.
All members cordially invited.
Sheriff Preece of Uintah county yester-
day delivered George Mckee to the state
prison to serve a term of four years on
q conviction of grand larceny.
A man named Wanacott accidentally
was badly bruised. but not seriously in
jured. He was taken to his home on
Eighth East, between Brigham and First
South.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Reich,
whose. death occurred on the 9TH inst,
will take place from the family residence
800 East Third South Wednesday, the
18th inst, at l p. m.
The 5000 Eisteddfod prize money won by
the Knights of Pythias band will be APP
piled by Manager Sonnedecker to clearing
off the bands Indebtedness. The surplus
will leave about 50 for each member.
last Thursday on a trip to New York and
other eastern cities. They will be gone
for a month, and during the course of
their travel will take in the Omaha expo
sition-
All elders who have labored as mis-
sionaries in the middle Tennessee confer
ence have been requested TO forward
their name. address and date of mission
to w. j. Sloan, 800 Auerbach building as
soon as possible.
The Silver Drum corps, about 80 strong,
led by Majors Stanton and Levy, parad-
ed in their brand new uniforms last even
ing. The organization is a good one and
will be a valuable acquisition to the cam
paign little later on.
The bank clearings yesterday were
$265. $50. compared with 1920, 43S for the
ings for the week ending yesterday were
$1,6S6.5l4 as against $204S,910 for the cor
responding week of last year.
Ply direction 90 the secretary of war,
Post Chaplain Henry Swift, .. S.
Point, Long Island, New York. and will
proceed to Fort d. a. Russell, Wyo., and
resume his duties at that station
George N. Miles of Wyoming, an ex-
tensive sheep rancher, has bought the
HaWley residence on the corner of First
and streets. The consideration was
5000. Mr.. Miles is a, firm believer in
Salt Lake real estate, this being his sec
ond purchase recently.
Seven new cases of typhoid fever were
reported to the health department last
week Three cases of scarlet fever and two
During the week there were 70 births and
10 deaths, exclusive of seven bodies
brought to the city from elsewhere for
interment.
John AcNanam. formerly Rio Grande
vulsions at st. Marks hospital YESTERDAY
at 4 p. m. He had been removed in the
morning from the Grand Pacific hotel /
where he was taken i'll. The body was
taken TO O'Donnell's undertaking estab-
lishment and prepared for burial
According to an order made by the sec
rotary of war on Oct. l. Major Henry |
Page, commissary of subsistence, U. S. v. !
is relieved from duty with the Third |
brigade. Second division, Fifth army
lied clerk to Neuvitas. Cuba, and assume |
the DUTY of purchasing and depot COM |
missary at that place.
State Fish and Game Warden Sharp has
there he saw condition that if persisted 4
in, would soon result in depopulating the /
lake of fish. An irrigation company mas /
res srvOired the water that flows from the !
lake to the Dirty Devil river. and matters
were left in such shape that trout going
down stream to spawn could never gct |
back TO the lake a screen at the outlet
Of the reservoir VIII remedy the trouble
and Commissioner Sharp viii order the
use Of these fish screens.
A compromise was effected In the case
of NJ Aillzner, who was arrested on the
charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses from Henry Thornley, of Lay
ton. who accused him of selling him a
watch and other articles Of jewelry for
S1z upon the representation that thew
were valuable. but proved TO be worth
less. Miilzner agreed 10 refund the
money and pay the costs of the sIlit
ThereupOn Judge Timmony dismissed fba
case. Mjllzner sells jewelry at auction
at III Main street.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits: F. arm
strong, president: j. E. Jennings, cash
Ter; q East First South street.