The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-10
TOWN TALK.

The 6-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
A POLAND died early this morning.
F. W. Milverton. court stenographer
for the Seventh district, is III the city.
The German organization referred TO
IN Saturday paper as electing officers
was the Schiller lodge.
The baseball game between the high
school and Oregon Short Line teams yes
rerday resulted in a victory for the rail-
readers by score of q to Z.
Miss Blanche Casady, daughter of the
well known insurance special agent, I'M
derwent an operation for appendicitis at
the Keough & Hosmer hospital yesterday
morning. She is well on toward recovery
and viii be out in little while.
The funeral OF the late Miss Mary
Young Taylor will be held today at p.
N. from the Fourteenth ward assembly
rooms. Friends may view the domains
at the family residence, 90 South First
West street. between the hours of II a.
m. and 1880 p m
In accordance with the requirements of
custom, Utah cornmandery, No. 1,
Knights Templar, in full uniform. will
attend divine worship this evening. This
year the place Of attendance will be st.
Paul's church, where special Easter serv-
ices will be observed.
The funeral of the late Miss Mary
Taylor, who died on Thursday. will take
place at l .. m. today from the Four
teenth ward assembly rooms. The re-
dence. IS South First West, between IL
q m and 1880 p. m.
The Wagner Brewing company made a
feature of its business yesterday by in
Why the delicious beverage was in large
demand was apparent to The Herald
force, who We're favored with case with
the company's compliments.
If John Illingsworth. of the Domestic
laundry's delivery corps got his packages
confused yesterday he will claim abso-
luton in the fact that his wife presented
him with a 1015-pound boy in the morning.
The over-5oysd father and the objects of
his solicitude are doing we'll
During the week five building permits,
calling for an estimated expenditure of
g 300, were issued The two chief items
were a brick dwelling for ]. S. McCul-
Tough, on Eighth East near Fifth South, to
cost 81 100, and a brick cottage for B. T.
Briggs TO cost $500 at 1920 Tenth East
street.
The fraternity of real estate agents
Yesterday ordered q beautiful and ap-
propriate floral offering for jackson Boil
ton, whose death Friday resulted from
apopleXy. The funeral of the deceased
will take place from his late residence $50
South Fifth East street, Monday at 3:z5
o'clock.
The report of the board of health for
the week shows is births and eight
deaths, not including three bodies brought
from outside the city for inteFment. One
ten contagious disease flags are outstand-
ing, covering nine cases of scarlet fever
and two of diphtheria.
City Engineer Kelsey yesterday award
ed to Watson Bros. the contract for TAX
ing up 625 feet of sewer outlet pipe from
across Jordan river and hauling it to the
site OF the Par1eys creek measuring
wiers. The pipe is of the 12-inch class
iron, and will be utilized in the construc-
ton of the weirs. The contract price is
S27950
Denver News: Governor Adams yes
terday wrote q letter to Governor Wells
of Utah asking for particulars concern
ing the rumors that ne has offered large
rewards for the arrest OF Robbers Roost
outlaws, and also Offering assistance in
any way possible to effect their capture
IT has been reported that Governor Wells
has offered rewards 3ggregating 81 500
Governor Adams says the state of Colo
RADIO will offer no rewards to have the
outlaws captured, but will lend all as
sistance possible in the way of officers
and men. The governor is of the opinion
that Utah should shoulder most of the
trouble. as that state has been affected by
: them the most.