The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-12
HERE AND THERE.

The L. D. S. college team was defeated
yesterday by the High school nine, and
the University defeated All Hallows'.
Frank Redman has returned from Tus-
carofa, New, where he went TO inspect
the Dexter mine He found the property
in good condition.
The class day exercises at Rowland Hall
will be he'd on the campus, Wednesday,
at p. m. A game of basket ball will be
played between Rowland Hall and the
Rowland Hall campus. The alumni meet
ing will be held Thursday evening in Row
land Hall library.
H. P. Larson and L. s. Larson were ar
rested yesterday on a charge of petit lar
ceny. They are alleged to nave stolen a
well driver. The Larsons claim that they
sold an outfit to the man. but that after
wards they made the driver. which is al
legged to have been stolen, and it was not
included in the sale. The case seems 10
be more question of ownership than
larceny. Both were released upon putting
up bail.
P. L. Cannon, William Drckworth and
John Dane fell victims to Bicycle Police
man Davies yesterday. They all put up
the necessary 81 bail and were allowed to
depart in peace. Several of the men who
have been arrested lately for violating the
bicycle ordnance have attempted to get
out of paying a fine by standing trial. but
IN al cases have failed. The ordinance
which covers the case makes ii comDul-
sorry to fine those found guilty in sums not
exceeding 81. so il is useless to plead with
the judge for forgiveness.
Old Paddy Boyle, that familiar figure
who has wandered about the Streets of
Salt Lake for years asking for dimes,
viii be seen no more in these parts. Padoy
has lived in the, city jail for about ~
years, having had no other home in salt
Lake. He had his little corner in the jail,
and no prisoner ever dared to occupy it
while Paddy was at home. Paddy was
IL h. ,atr- hrar -faor rad
in one of the New York regiments OF vol
unteers. and was wounded two or three
times IN action Some time ago some of
the people of the city interested them
selves in Paddy and at last succeeded in
getting him permission to enter the SOL
diers home in California, and yesterday
afternoon he was started on his way to
his new home.
Upwards of $50 physicians and surgeons,
who have been attending the American
Medical congress at Denver. are due to
arrive in this city today, as the guests
of the local doctors and the Utah dele
gates who are returning home. A recep-
ton committee. consisting of President
p. E. Jones of the Salt Lake County Med
ical society. DR.. c. G. Plummer. DR.. Il. 5.
Wright DR.. Union Worthington, DR.. X.
w. Fisher. DIR. A. c. MacLean, DR.. II. d.
Niles. DR.. A. c. Ewing and DR.. c. 2.
Hough. viii provide suitable entertain
menJ for their fellow medicos from the
east. The programme contemplates
drive around the city. trip to Saltair,
the Hot Springs. the Warm Springs apd
other points of special interest. Every eff
fort will be made to impress the visitors
with the scenic beauties of Salt Lake
valley ard Utah's unrivaled health at
fractions and matchless climate. An or
gan recital al the Tabernacle and other
features have been arranged
for brit it is probable that the bulk of
the visiting doctors will >ot arrive before
this evening, making ii Necessary for the
sightseeing to be INDUCED in on Monday
instead of today.