The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-05
BRIEF LOCALS.

BOWIE'S CONDITION.-James Bowie.
the brakeman dangerously injured at
Sache Junction Wednesday last. was re-
ported improving at st. Marks hospital
last night.
HALYCON- CLUB SOCIAL.-A very nice
social was given at Christensen's hail last
night by the members of the Halycon
cluD- They intend giving one every Satur-
day evening.
COUNTY WARRANT Gallons of
tne tax revenues Treasurer Lynch yes
terday set aside s15.0o0 for redemption of
county warrants issued prior to MAY l.
Inc next warrant call will very nearly
clear up the entire floating debt of the
county.
RED CROSS SOCIETY.-A meeting of
the Red Cross society was held last even
ing at the residence of W. W. Ritter. Mrs.
Rawlins rendered her resignation as
Egbert Roberts was elected to fill the
vacancy.
FINE STREET CARS.-The four new
cars for the Salt Lake City railway have
been received from St. Louis and are now
being placed upon trucks for use These
are the largest cars ever used in Salt
Lake; they are vestibuled and are up TO
date In every particular. They will run
on the Brigham street line.
FINE UTAH POTATOES.-Un
/ fine potatoes are being retailed from the
wagons on the streets these days at 10 10
40 cents per bushel. The varieties most
commonly offered are the Northern Spy.
Burbank. Early Rose and Early Ohio
Inc crop throughout the state is said to
De hight this year, but the quality is good
UTAH SCHOOL BUILDINGS. State
superintendent Park of the department of
PUBIC instruction has been requested by
the , United states commissioner of educa-
tlon TO select the ten best pictures of
school buildings in Utah and forward
them as part of this states educational
eAnlIlt az the Paris exposition. The re-
quest VIII be complied with.
COLLARETTE TAKEN.-A collarette
made of monkey fur and valued at sos was
lost by Mrs. Ben r. Haddock at the Dem
ocratic ball in Christensen's hail Friday
nignt- me article was taken from the
iadles dressing room, and as nothing was
left in its place Mrs. Haddock fears il was
stolen. Whoever has IL will confer a favor
on her by leaving II at room POS Constitu-
ton building.
All SINGS COMPLAINANT Sing
the celestial whose house was broken into
on thursday night. yesterday swore to a
complaint before Justice Sommer charg-
ing 1homas Newman. David Newman and
Emmet Bywater wiki burglary. The COM
plant was signed in Chinese hisroglypflics
anu after it Justice Sommer Wrote. An
sing ms mark The boys will be ar
raigned Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
PLEASED WITH FAIR.-Answering a
circular letter sent out to exhibitors bv
the Deseret Agricultural * Manufacturing
society. the johnson company has written
giving notice of an intention to make a
display next year on an even more elab-
crate scale than the one for the fair OF
this year. The company also wrote that ii
would again offer a gold medal to the
prettiest girl, as well as prizes for various
exhibits.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT-The
number of contagious disease flags ont
standing has decreased 10 thirty cover
ing thirty-nve cases of scarlet fever and
one of diphtheria, and not a single nev
case of infection was reported to the
board of health last week. The deDart
ments report for the week shows twenty
SIX births and eleven deaths. exclusive of
one body brought from outside the civ
for interment. ~