The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-23
BRIEF LOCALS.

NOTICES FOR WATER USERS
Superintendent Caine is having distrib-
uted to water users copies of the new
ordinance regulating the hours during
which lawns and gardens may be
sprinkled.
TAX SALE MONEY.-County Treasurer
Lynch has drawn checks to the order OF
the state, city, district school and board
of education treaSurerS in payment of
proportionate amounts due for redemp-
lions from tax sales the past four months.
The fund aggregates 5000.
MARRIED BY NIELSEN.-Peter Peter
sen and Margaret Hansen, both of Salt
Lake, were united in marriage by Justice
Nielsen in his Office yesterday. Justice
Nielsen performed the ceremony in mis-
faultlessly happy style. and the newly
wed departed with great happiness de-
picted on their countenances.
CRUSHED BY FALLING TIMBER
Robert a. Piper, the fiume man in the
employ of the city street and irrigation
department, is confined to his home. 5O3
South Eighth East street, with a badly
mashed foot. The injury was received
on Friday by big piece of timber falling
on Pyper's foot while he was working in
the carpenter shop.
A BUSINESS UNDERTAKING.
| Utah Manufacturing company was incor-
porated in this city yesterday. to conduct
the business of manufacturing druggists
and grocers' sundries. The capital stock
is placed at $4,000. and Salt Lake City is
Charles NJ. HOliingsworth is president;
George Marth vice president, and Fred
L. Fallas, secretary and treasurer.
WON BY LANDRUM.-In the suit of
Professor j. j. McClelland against r. L.
Landrum, in Justice McMaster's court Il
judgment in favor of the defendant was
handed down yesterday. McClelland sued
Cor $3.50, of which S42 was an assigned
claim for orchestral services. The balance
was alleged to be due because OF some
music McClelland had written at Lam
drums instance for two of the latter )
pupils.
JOLLY PARTY HERE.-Superintend
j. s. Noble of the Utah division of the
Southern Pacific came down from Ogden
yesterday, with his wife and a jolly party
of young folks in his private ear. In the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Noble. Paul
Noble Fred Burt, Misses kiesei, Shan-
senbach. kimball and Bannister, all of
Ogden They went out to Saltair in the
private car where they Will remain until
this afternoon
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-The
number of cases of scarlet fever under
quarantine has decreased 10 thirteen, the
least at any time since February. One
more case of typhoid FEVER was reported
last week making three now known in
the CITY. The only ctner class of infec-
tious diseases reported last week was
whooping cough, Two cases me births
for the week numbered thirteen ana the
deaths sixteen, exclusive OF TOUR pOdleS
brought from outside the city for inter-
ment. Nine burial permits were issued
yesterday.
RUINED HIS HEAD.-A man by the
name of Lynch. who was said to have
been drunk met with a serious accident
at Fourth South and State street about
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. While walk
ing across the street he grabbed The wheel
of a cart driven by small boy, which
threw him violently 10 the pavement, his
head striking the car track with great
force. He was picked up by a couple of
gentlemen who saw him fall, and "a deep
insf above his right eye. The men dressed
the wound and started Lynch on his way
home.