The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-05-07
BRIEF LOCALS.

Mr.. J. Knox Bodel will sing an offertory
solo at St. PauPs chapel this evening.
B. H. Roberts will lecture before the
Mutual Improvement associations of the
Twenty-first ward this evening at 6
o'clock.
The mother general of Catholic acad-
enies in Utah, Colorado and Idaho is
visiting st. Mary's academy on her tour
of inspection.
The funeral services over the remains
place from the family residence, ia Sixth
East, at pm. Monday, May 5.
Justice Nielsen yesterday united in
marriage Erik Levin and Hilda c. Ander-
son, both of this city. Mr.. Levin is large
~ interested in Bingham mining proper
ties.
Mrs. Sutherland, who was injured in
Fridays runaway, was much better yes
terday, and Attorney Smith, il is ex-
pected. will be able TO go TO his Office to-
day.
Yesterdays bank clearings were $40 624.
and for the same day last year. S2S2, S92.
The clearing for the week were 81, 3i4
against Sl.4lS,OO6 the corresponding week
OF last year.
The Oak Leaf Social society surprised
Mrs. A. ]. Adams last Friday evening.
The occasion was her birthday. a mu-
steal programme was given which was
very much enjoyed by all present.
Herman E Campbell is building a 50 600
modern eight-room brick house on Brig
ham. between Third and Fourth East
streets. 1t will be completed June l.
Samuel ]. Brown is the contractor.
A special meeting of the Veteran Vol
unteer Eiremen's association will be held
at their hall. 420 East South Temple
street on Monday evening, May s, at s
o'clock All veteran firemen of Salt Lake
City are requested to attend.
Postmaster Thomas announces that ar
rangements are being made whereby the
outer districts will soon be afforded. a
service which will insure the delivery of
all Short Line and Central Pacific mail
on the same day of its arrival
A farewell reception will be rendered
to Joseph r. and Joseph F. Smith, jr.. in
the Sixteenth ward meeting house Tues
day evening. May 3. at o'clock. They
will leave for missions to Great Britain
on Saturday
The number OF cases of scarlet fever in
the city reported to the board of health
last week increased to SO, in % house
holds. Measles is also prevalent The
deaths last week numbered Il and the
births reported, d.
State Fish and Game Commissioner
Sharp was yesterday appointed by Gov
ernor Wells to represent the state of
Utah at the twenty-eighth annual meet
ing of the American Fisheries society, to
be held at Niagara Falls, n. Y, June Is
and %.
A hardware man reports an encourag-
ing Improvement in business in all terri
tory covered by the statesmen of his firm.
The reports received by this firm go into
minute details and furnish a good cri-
terion as to business conditions. A marked
is noted over last years
business.
For the purpose of complying with the
provisions of the revised statutes the
Salt Lake City Railroad company recent
" procured from the state auditor Ger
titled copy of its articles of Incorporation
and amendments thereto and filed the
same yesterday with the secretary of
state
A farewell reception in honor of George
Bowman, who leaves shortly for the El-
ropean mission field. will be given in the
Eleventh ward meeting house next Fri
day night. An excellent programme is
promised. Among the numbers will be a
duet by f. w. Whiteman and Robert
SiddoWay a mandolin and guitar Selec-
ton by r. Graves and Bert Bailey. and
a contralto solo by Miss Ida Pratt
Spencer ClawsOn, jr., will be the accom-
PIANIST.
Prof. Landrum the popular dancing in
structOr met with a painful accident dur
ing a dress rehearsal at the Grand on
Friday. He was hurrying to help some
of his pupils back of the scenes. when he
stubbed his toe and fell, striking and
bruising the sciatic nerve. Since the ac-
cident he has suffered great pain, but
out to the entertainment at the Grand !
theatre by using a liberal quantity of |
laudanum.