The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-07
REGISTRATION AGENTS.
APPOINTMENTS FOR THIRTY
NINE MORE PRECINCTS.
County Commissioners Name Dele
gates to the Mining Congress
County Board of Health.

In addition to the 40 registratio
agents appointed last week, the board
of county commissioners yesterday ap-
pointed registration agents for SO cleo
ton precincts in the city and county
for the ensuing two years. The Four
tenth. Twenty ninth, Thirty ninth
Fortieth, Forty third, Forty ninth,
Tbirty-ninth Forty-third, Forty ninth,
Sixtythird. Sixty-eighth and Eighty
seventh districts are yet TO be sup
piled with registrars, from lists of
names recommended through the Dem
ocratic county committee for the pre-
circts or districts that gave Congress
man King a plurality of votes in 1896.
YESTERDAYS APPOINTMENTS.
The registration agents appointed
yesterday were:
District No. Robert Morris.
No. Civilian NJ. Noyes.
No. 1c-H. S. Laney.
No. 11-Joseoh S. Darke.
No. l6-H. =. Hansen.
No. 19-G. B. 3 akely.
No. 20-Frances Sharkey.
No. 21-Laron Cummings.
No. 22-H. D. Folsom.
No. 24-L. c. Johnson.
No. 25-Mrs. NJ. E. Halden.
No. 26-Thonlas F. Howells.
No. 2I-Joseph Bull jr.
No. 30-John w. McDuff.
No 31-Heber Davis.
No. 22-John 3. Reid
No 33-B. w. briggs, jr.
No. 35-H. r. Cowburn.
No. 36-Joseph Halvorsen.
No. 27-AIrs. II. C. James.
No. 3S-Joseph H. Parry.
No. 41-W. T. Anderson.
No. 42-Henry T. Ball
No. t6-Arthur w. Brown
No. 47-Homer Duncan.
No. 4S-L. r. Mansfield.
No. SC. 0. Farnsworth.
No. 51-Moses E. Taylor.
No. 57-H. T. Shurtlif.
No. 60-Charles Holm.
No. Chimes Dixon.
No. e7-Samuel Perry.
No. 69-Mrs. Janette Muir.
No. 70-Bordy Fritz.
No. 74-John Stocking.
No. 7e-John Hall.
No. S2-Isaac Coon.
No. S5-EdWard Bolton.
No. SS-John Edwards.
MINING CONGRESS DELEGATES.
From a list of names recommended
by Secretary w. -. Johnson, L. NJ.
Weller, w. H. Remington, Frank H.
Officer, w. A. Sherman and George D.
She'll were appointed delegates from
Salt Lake county to the International
Mining Congress.
A COUNTY HEALTH BOARD.
DR.. T. B. Beatty, secretary of the
state board of health, directed n COM
what action, if any, had been taken to
the county board of health in
pursuance of the laws requirements.
The commissioners responded by
the clerk to make inquiry from
Secretary Beatty as to whether it
would be lawful, practicable and adj
visable to constitute the membership of
the county board of health by appoint
ng the county physician and the sew
eral justices of the peace outside OF the
city for members of such county board ,
If health.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
In response to a notification from {
Medical Superintendent Hardy of the
proved mental condition of one Sam ]
Hing, the return of the aged China I
nan to the county infirmary was 3!
,rdered. The patient desires to return |
o China as soon as he RECEIVERS from
old mans palsy /
The county attorney rendered an
opinion to the effect that the Wagner
brewery at the mouth of Emigration
anyon, by reason of its proximity to r
he city limits, cannot be required to =
,ay the city rate of $500 per quarter
or liquor license issued by the county
The petition of A. w. Stevenson ard
other residents of Farmers yard re- :
uesting that the nuisance of one i
sorg's stock running at large be abated, v
vas referred to Sheriff Lewis with l.
over TO act. a.
Lewis E. Despair was appointed road F
upervisor of Granite precinct 10 fill I
he vacancy caused by the death Of A
frederick Comley. F
theirs for The opening of Eighth West S
treet from Eleventh to Twelfth South,
ras referred to the road committee F
18th power to act. A
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