The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-03
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G. A Martz was fined 81 yesterday fol
violating the bicycle ordinance.
Corinne King, fallen woman. forfeited
klO IN the police court yesterday.
olof Olson was mulcted in the sum of s;
yesterday for destroying property.
E. 7. Burrows was fined $40 yesterday
terry.
In the police court yesterday Fred Mar
TN, charged with petit larceny, was dis
charged.
Mr.. A H. Crabbe, buyer for the men
department of Walkers store, leaves to-
night upon an eastern purchasing tour.
Mr.. F.. o. Hallet, of the Walker store
sult and clothing department left last
night for the east upon fall and winter
purchasing intent
Charles Wilton was arrested yesterday
py Charles Goodsell for begging. Goodsell
says the man abused him. and for that
reason he took him in.
Mr.. S. V. ShelD, of the Walker Bros
Dry Goods company, and his corps of
puyers leave Tor the east tonight upon a
IAN ana winter purchasing tour.
Yesterdays clearings were 1851. 100. as
compared with 1891, 4Se for the same day of
last year. The weeks clearings footed nm
Sl,7S5,316, as compared with LIS, 1888 for
the corresponding week of 1897.
Rev. Celia Parker Wooley of Chicago.
pne OF the visitors at the mothers con
gress, and a most interesting speaker
VIII preach at Unity church this morn
ms Miss Cohn will sing two selections.
George Bess' saloon. at the corner OF
West Temple and Twelfth South streets
was broken into Thursday evening and
about 500 worth of cigars, tobacco ara
smokers sundries taken away by the
thieves.
Y. NJ. c. A. e West Second South
street, special patriotic service today VITA
short addresses by Or. Tibbais. Air. T. q
Rognon, John r A.
attractive musical programme has been
arranged by rroI. = -.
and VIII be cordlan-( welcOlne4.
1t was reported to the sherif's office
yesterda-- that the home of Arthur Dali
ley, $50 EAST Eleventh South street had
been broken into by thieves during the
absence OF The family Friday afternoon
The plumber consisted OF S35 in rithing
orders, s. in cash and a silver watch.
The Needlewoor1 guild has called for
garments for the relief Of Cubans, and re-
CHESTS donors to send their contributions
= - Ne'deII. at the Red Cross room, in
the Progress building. The directors viii
= o0iL, thursday, at 10 o'clock
& CITY consider The matter OF relief for Park
The Second ward NJ I. A. will tender a
IareWeli reception TO Elder John ]. Peter
son in the ward meeting house next
1uesaay evsning, commencing at o'clock
upon the programme, ana number of
novelties introduced. Elder Peterson de-
9Th. '--'
Eighth births and an equal number of
deaths We're reported by the board of
health during tire week. There are no
known cases OF infectious disease in the
City, but four contagious disease flags are
Outstanding, representing five cases of
scarlet fever. Twenty samples of milk
were tested Tor fat, and all but three were
found normal.
The music at the Central Christian
South streets. this morning, yRrlI be the
very best Miss Flo Jensen Val sing a
SOLO and sextette. composed of Miss
Rumel, Gertrude Edwards, Miss Clark, |
Flo Jensen. Mr.. NcCracken and Professor !
Quay, win sing. I Waited for the Lord" |
by Mendelssohn, and ..Hark! Harkl Ny /
Soul, by Lyon.
A letter dated May 81, was received YES |
terday by one of The Herald's local staff |
from Judge j. c. McNally, secretary of !
the american legation at Bogota, South |
America The judge is well and prosper /
ing, but he is none too well pleased with /
his lot in that far-off land In the letter
he expressed the wish that he be kindly
remembered 10 all inQuiring friends in
Salt Lake.
The report of Treasurer Chapman for
June shows total receipts for the month
Of S4,341.4 the balance on hand Nav 81
being 81 i'5.59, making a total of SOL
lows: General fund account, warrants
S. 357 .9S; state district school fund ac- |
count $40; interest on bond account !
81. 500; state school bond fund account
g coo. The balance on hand June 80 was |
So, 1881.
Throughout the city tonight the SER
vices in the ward meeting houses will be
under the direction of the Mutual I'm
association. Generally, there
VIII be lectures and special musical pro
srammes. In the Eighteenth ward chanel
Elder David Mckenzie will lecture on
Historical Evidences of the Resurrec-
ion of Christ" George D. Piper will sing
The Holy City" and the choir will rem
Ter several numbers.
S. N. Browne L. Johnson ana Joseph
-!nxen yesterday paid the sum of 81, 1874 46
o the state treasury, in fun settlement
IF the shortage of W. II. Gagon, ex-tax (
collector Of Uintah county. The sum of
S2.27 represented the interest penalty at /
he rate of 10 per cent per annun from !
he date Of failure to make settlement on :
recount Of the 1896 taxes collected for the :
tate. until July J. State Auditor Rich
ros negotiated the settlement with the =
nree bondsmen named. For the reason
hat there was grave doubt as to the !
tate's power TO enforce the collection of
5 per cent for damages against ex-CoI-
actor Gagnol'S bondsmen, inasmuch as /
he law on this point was enacted subse-
uent to the execution of the bond the y
dditional penalty was waived by the
tate. +