The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-01-29
TOWN TALK.

F. A Slade of George -Mullett & Co..
| clothierS. leaves for New \ ork this morn
! ing on purchasing trip.
Nothing serious has resulted from the
! injuries sustained by Joe Turpin, who was
struck by a Short Line hatcar Friday
! night. lie is recovering at ST. Mark 5
! hospital.
Miss Elsie Barrow VIII sing an offertory
solo by Bailey at St Paufs chapel this
morning. and at the evening service Mr..
! John Burleigh will sing There Is Room
! In My Heart For Thee, by Michel.
J Yesterdays clearings We're $4SS ~, as
/ compared with Sl95.s59 for the same day
/ of last year, the weeks clearings footing
/ up &, S465Sl. as compared with 81, 4S2, 6ZJ
/ for the corresponding week Of 1898.
/ The taxpayers Of school district No. go
at Mil Creek. held an election on Jan.
"a and voted a . per cent tax for the cree
ton OF a new school building. The build
ing viii be erected during the coming
summer.
Rosa jackson. the little girl who was
struck by a Rapid Transit car Friday af-
ternOOn. suffered from d fever yesterday,
in the reaction after the accident, but the
general condition is quite favorable TO
recovery.
For those who inquired Of President
Arthur Barnes of the city council why he
wore such q broad smile yesterday the
councilman referred them TO the first
thirteen words Of the sixth verse, ninth
chapter u Isaiah.
John v. Buckle Of company K, Second
L = \. engineers. now stationed il Hon
olulu who has just recovered from a Sc
we're case Of Fever. Is expected 10 arrive
home early next month. Senator frank
J. Cannon secured his discharge.
The state board of examiners We're in
regular session yesterday and transacted
a large amount of routine business.
Juab county for $500 for copying mining
records OF TinGc district This is the
first claim of its kind under the new law
TO come up before the board.
George D. Alder goes east this morning
III the interest Of the National Life In
suranca company OF Montpelier, Vt. of
y hich ne Is special agent mere. Charles
Dewey. brother of Admiral Dewey. is
president OF the company, and Montpelier
is the admiraIs old home. Mr. Alder's
intinerary will include Montpelier, New
YORK and other cities
The report OF the board of health for
the week ending yesterday shows totals
OF seven deaths and ten births Five of
the former were males and two females I
while q the births nine were mOles and
seven females. Six contagious disease
cases Of scarlet fever. No cases of infec- /
tious diseases are reported.
Superintendent Van Colt read a paper
on preparatory Work in Decimals and I
Percentage before the county primary
teachers at the meeting yesterday. On (,
next Saturday the teachers VIII meet at I
the University q 10 o clock 4. m, when .
the following papers viii be read: Ma (.
ture Study. Professor Horace Cummings; (
Geography Of British Isles" Professor I
j. II. Paul.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Wells /
VIE Farmers Union, mercantile
scheme. were filed with Secretary Ham Z
mond yesterday. The incorporators are
some forty residents of Wellsville and
Mount Sterling, Cache comfy. The CAPT /
tai stock is $4,000. in 600 shares Of s. [
each- John Wyatt is president; Heber
Parker, vice president: John h Bank /
head. secretary, and James \ Leishman,
treasurer.