The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-31
HERE AND THERE.

Miss Sallie Fisher will sing Councils ar
rangement of There Is a Green Hill Far
Away for the offertory solo at St. Paul s
chapel this morning.
] Rev. Clarence T. Brown. who has been
! spending his vacation in the east is home
again ana viii occupy his pulpit at the
( First Congregational church today.
/ Married. at Butte. July Is. 1898, Miss
/ Edith Gardner. of Salt Lake City. to Mr..
! {. II. Renshaw. of Butte, at the home of
/ the brides aunt, Mrs. NJ. J. Chamberlain.
The Home Fire Insurance company yes
/ terday paid in full the several losses il
sustained in the Mount Pleasant fire. The
Home was very fortunate, as all its LA
( bility did not exceed $1,000.
! On the complaint of James n. Kruckey
a warrant was issued for the arrest of
ada l.. Maris. on the allegation that the
/ latter is insane and fit subject for treat
ment in the asylum. The examination will
! be held on Monday.
Robert c. Gemmell yesterday qualified
under his recent appointment as state en-
gineer by fling with the secretary of state
his official bond in the sum of 5000. with
II. 7. Duke and w. F. Anderson as sure
ties. Governor Wells approved the bond.
Utah Sugar company stock remains stiff
at $40 per share. with very few people
willing TO sell. From present indications
the Lehi factory will be in operation two
or three weeks ahead OF that a Ogden,
the beets in Utah county being farther
advanced than those in Weber
L. G. Henensten. treasurer of the Home
Forum No. So. writes The Herald regard
ing the suit brought by the heirs OF the
late Peter Brown TO recover s.. 009 insur-
ance. and states that ne is in recent Of
all necessary papers and il the death p. oof
is satisfactory, the case will be settled in
short order out OF court.
The report of the board of health for
the week shows u births and Il deaths
exclusive OF three bodies brought from
outside the city for interment. For the
first time in several weeks infectious dis
eases have made then appearance. one
case each of typhoid fever and whooping
cough being reported. There are still five
contagious disease flags outstanding, COW
ering five cases of scarlet fever and one
Of diphtheria.
II. II. Clun. who is in charge of the
Hawaiian colony in Tooele county, was
m IN toy town Yesterday. He brought the sum
OF so as a contribution from his flock for
the Maine monument fund. As his con-
SreSation numbers only about 100 people.
this is probably as large donation per
capita es viii be received. Mr.. Cluf ex-
plains the matter by observing thar his
people have Just come unGSr the United
States flag apd they wanted to demon
strate their l5yalty.
The consolidated financial report of
County School Superintendent Van Cott
for the year ended June 80. shows that the
So school districts in the county received
S9i 17.52 The chief items OF receipts
were: District taxes $50, 60567: state school
fund apportionment, S24S21.2 %; county
school fund. $20.Ss0.28; other sources, in
GLIDING balances. SIG, 1909. During the
year the total sum OF S27.22l2l was paid
in salaries to male teachers and 81, 731 p
TO female teachers; other expenses We're
for maintenance. repairs and improve
ments. Trustees We're compensated to the
amount of 8. 56259: ianitors. S3,520.34: cen
sus enumerators. $l93.5G; text books for
INDECENT pupils and for free use cost
s556.52. and library accessions cost S1292
of which sum Sl07.2s was paid out BY
Farmers ward district. Seven of the dis
tricts have bonded indebtedness aggregat-
ing $3.50, and eight have floating debts
amounting to S1,9S4.SS. Twenty-Five of the
districts are out of debt.