The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-22
BRIEF LOCALS.

JOHN II. WHITE ILL.-John h White.
! the well known livestock dealer. is con-
fined to his home with a severe cold.
MORE MISREPRESENTATION Hancock
/ of Marion, Va, and Charles Jordan of
! Chicago enlisted during the week at Fort
/ Douglas for service in the Philippines
WEATHER FOR NEPHI-The local
weather bureau began yesterday to tele-
graph the weather forecast to Nephi.
| Miss Josephine Bryan is in charge of the
Nephi branch
WILLIAM MILLS FUNERAL.-Wils
! lam Mills. who died in Ogden this week
will be buried from the Eleventh ward
| meeting house at noon today. The re-
mains will arrive this morning from
Ogden.
COURTMARTIAL PosTPoNED.-The
/ trial by courtmartial of Sergeant Blundell
of the national guard for assaulting
Sergeant Knudson was postponed for
/ third time yesterday. 1t has been set for
next Saturday at p. m.
SPECIAL SONG SERvICEEThere will
/ be special musical service and choral
| evensong al St. Paul's chapel this even
! ing Miss TresiZe will sing the offertorv
solo, and the choir will contribute special
numbers. There will be no preaching.
SOLDIERS COMING.-The Forty-sixth
! infantry from South birmingham Mass.
and the Thirty-eighth infantry from JEFF
ferson Barracks. en- route TO the Preside,
day. The r. G. w. is carrying them from
Grand Junction to Ogden.
GUN DISCHARGED.-Ther was ex-
element in a State street secondhand
store below Second South at 4:S0 Yesterday
| afternoon. A stranger went in to pur-
! chase a gun and while fitting a shell
| in the carriage, it was discharged The
report brought a great crowd to the scene,
but the shell being a blank nobody was
injured.
|. SNOWDEN ARRAIGNED.-Dr. Snow
den. who was arrested in Richfield on
| Thursday, was arraigned before Justice
| Kroeger yesterday upon a charge of
bond was fixed at $500. which he was I'M
! able to secure yesterday afternoon. The
! trial viii be held "Wednesday at o'clock
! in the afternoon.
| UNDELIVERED TAX NOTICES.-All
| the tax notices have been mailed but
! some have been returned to the county
4 treasurer'S office undeliVered for want of
! correct address. and Treasurer Lynch re-
! quests all who have not yet received their
| notices TO call at his office at once for
! them. Soon the rush of tax-paying will
/ be on, and it will save time if the calls
/ of this nature are made early.
FOR THE STATE TREASURY State
| Auditor Richards is sending out notices
! to county treasurers and forms upon
/ which to report on Oct. 81 the collection
| of taxes TO be RENTED to the state treas
urer. Only a small percentage of the
states tax revenues will come in the end
/ of this month. but with the rush of tax
| payers in November the payments 20 re-
/ plen3Sh the state eXcnequer will be very
! large.
! ANSWER FILED.-A answer was flied
! yesterday in. the federal court by the de-
| PENDANT in the case of William Adamson
! and Stanley l.. Conklin receivers of the
! Bear River Irrigation & Ogden Water
works company VS.. Ogden City. The allie
cations of the complaint are generally
| denied. The receivers are suing for
! s27 Goo. which they claim is due for work
! done when the Ogden waterworks were
! constructed
SALT LAKE COLLEGE RECEPTION.
Last evening the Older students of Salt
/ Lake College and Gordon academy ten
dered q reception to the newer students.
! After a short programme. consisting of
| instrumental solos by Misses Hall and
| Gray. and a vocal duet by the Misses
! smith, older and newer students and
! members of the faculty Joined in hearty
repast. where good will and cheer reigned
supreme
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