The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-26
TOWN TALK.


Lewd women yesterday forfeited about
$3.50 in fines.
All the sessions of the mothers congress
are 10 be held at the assembly hall.
II. S. Baldwin, of the United States
geological survey, is again at the Knuts-
ford for short stay.
The Red Cross society yesterday re-
ceiyed check for $40 from G. E. CulmeI
d Bros. for Park City aid.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
state board of medical examiners will
commence on Tuesday, July 5.
The police department have been sup
pied with new clubs. They are smaller
and great improvement over the old
ones.
A company of Nebraska troops were
lunched by the Red oss ladies at the
Rio Grande depot at 1910 yesterday after
noon.
The friends of Mrs Matte Amos will be
pleased TO hear of the speedy recovery of
her little son Ewing after a very serious
illness
The Y NJ c. A football team challenges
the Rovers to q match game at Calder S
park on July at p m, and requests
response through The Herald.
In the suit of Joseph H. Smith vs. Salt
Lake City, before Referee p. L. Williams.
the reading OF testimony OF witnesses for
plaintiff was completed yesterday.
The fire department was called to the
corner of First and z streets yesterday
evening. The fire proved to be some burn
ing grass in a vacant lot at that place,
and no damageWaS done.
Yesterdays clearings were S23S, 538, as
compared with S25S992 for the same day
Of last year. Thu weeks clearings were
s1.5S6. ass, as compared with Sl,S74,642 for
the same day of last year.
Mrs. A. W. McCune yesterday received
a telegram stating that her husband had
been thrown from buggy near Missoula,
Mont. Mr. McCune was painfully bruised
bug his injuries are not of a serious ma
ture.
C. w Ellacombe, B. Kemp WEIGH and
c. a. Clark, OF London, and h. d OZovVille
OF Paris, are tourists from abroad, travel
ing eastward, who are making a brief
stay III this city with headquarters at the
Knutsford.
AT St. Paurs chapel this morning Mr..
Winslow Smith Will sing an aria from
Me1delssohn.s orator1o, st Pau, and
at the evening service Mr.. VIII Sibley
will sing GLORY to Thee, God, This
Night" by Gounod.
The board of health report for the week
shows IS births and 3 deaths, exclusive
OF bodies brought from outside the city
for inJerment. While there are no known
cases OF infectious disease, there are Ii
cases of scarlet fever in households.
DR.. David T. Day, director of the United
States mint is at the Knutsford from
Washington, D. c., on his return from the
Pacific coast. The gentleman is an emil
nent authority on statistics pertaining TO
coins and coinage and the precious miner
81 products of the country.
Jack Wilke lad of IA years of age,
appeared before Justice McMaster yes
terday on the charge of incorrigibility,
filed by his mother, Ida Wilke, who wants
him sent TO the reform SCHOOL After
hearing the evidence, the prosecution
agreed to let the case be dismissed.
DR.. ]. N. Mathews, the newly elected
president Of the American Medical So
ciety, is at the Knutsford, accompanied
by Mrs. Mathews. President Mathews
took a trip to the Pacific coast after the
close of the convention in Denver and is
now on his return TO Louisville, KY.
Applications are being made by new re-
cruits TO the Red Cross society for
blankets. tin cups, tin plates, knives and
forks, for temporary use until they can
be supplied by the government Anyone
wishing TO make such contributions can
leave them az the Red Cross headquarters
in the Progress building.
The Rev. Ellis Bishop. the new incum-
bent at st. Paurs chapel, who succeeds
the Rev. l. B. Ridgely, will be installed
very interesting nature. The bishop
will be assisted by the Rev. George c.
Hunting and the Rev. D. Douglas Wal
lace.
Mrs. Kinney, one Of the Salt Lake dele
gates TO the biennial at Denver yester-
day telegraphed Mrs. McVicker to the
effect that over 100 delegates will come
here Thursday morning at a. m. TO at
tend the Mothers Congress. Among the
visitors viii oe Mrs. henrotin, Mrs Mac
rufend, Mrs. Richardson and Helen Grid
ley
Postmaster Thomas received notice yes
terday from the collector Of customs at
Port Townsend, Wash. stating that zee
Wee Tin. who claims 10 be a merchant OF
Salt Lake City and q member of the
firm OF Wing Ching Lung, had arrived on
the Olympia, and was asked TO inVeSti-
gate the case and advise il he was en-
titled 10 admission.
The West Irrigation company was in
corporated yesterday by So residents of
Sandy, owning the Sandy canal One
thousand dollars IS the limit of the capital
stock, and the officers and directors are:
George Marriott, president; Samuel
Spencer, vice president; A. White, secre-
tary; Knud Bendixsen, treasurer; L. 4. !
Iundgren, watermaster, and David h. !
Jones, director
By reason Of the fact that it is receiving
proper care under the Skilled manage
city council committee on public grounds |
Liberty park has become a most popular |
arc attractive resort for picnicers and |
pleasure seekers The expenditures this |
season have been on Economical lines. but |
II a little more money were spent on ths :
park the transformation to a variegated !
bower of beauty would be even more pro- |
nounced.
1Duulg Tree inspector
reports that the year and cherry leaf |
Sings have MADE their appearance in num- !
erous orchards and threaten to do much |
injury to fruit. The pest is q small, Shiny, |
green worm, and for it determination he |
recommends, when no ripe fruit is on the !
trees. spraying with a mixture of four |
ounces of lime Stacked and strained to !
one ounce of paris green in Is gallons of |
water. If fruit is ripe, use kerosene emul- !
sion instead, of the strength of 20 to l, |
after cutting it according to formula The !
inspector also reports the appearance of a |
small green hop vine louise, which may |
destroyed by using tobacco water. This /
wash is made by putting three pounds |
(costing cent a pound of refuse tobacco |
in ten gallons of water. to be boiled and |
strained before spraying.
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