The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
BRIEF LOCALS.

CHILD BURIED.-Mary B.. infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Tracy
of Mercur was buried from ODonnelfs
undertaking parlors at 2:S0 p. m yester
day, Pastor f. H. Shanks officiating.
LEG BRUISED.-Mrs. Frances NJ. Arm
strong an aged lady living near Mt. Oil
vet fell down, on First Seuth-last even
ing having encountered the deadly ban
ana peel. Her leg was severely bruised
.DOOLEY IN JAIL.-Frank Dooley the
terror of the city jail and all good police
men is now safely secured behind the
bars of the county Jail. He was taken
there by Deputy Sheriff Harries yester.
day, 10 await a hearing on the charge OF
insanity
ELECTION CERTIFICATES.-Cit Re
corder Backman yesterday issued election
certificates to the candidates for council
men and other municipal officers ascer,
tanned from the official count of the board
of canvass TO have been duly elected on
the 9TH inst,
CHILD LOST AND FoUND.-Four-
year1old Louise Ingebretson, the child of
a Bountiful farmer. strayed from her
parents on Main street yesterday. and
was found on South Eighth East by a
lady resident of that locality. LouiseS
father found her at the police station
ACCEPTS A Gallery. E. Skabo
of the Norwegian Lutheran church has
accepted a call from the congregation at
Hayward, MINI. He was going TO preach
his farewell sermon today. but will put it
off and stay until he has heard more GER
tainly when his successor here can be
expected.
BOUGHT A HOME.-By the terms of
deed filed for record yesterday Mamie y.
Piper has purchased from William. Nj.
Elliott for a consideration of $3.50, a
ground fronting west on T street near
Third. A right of way ten by 100 feet goes
with the purchase.
NO INQUEST.-No inquest was he'd
over the remains of Mary Jane Friele,
who died under rather mysterious cir
cumstances Friday night. Chief Hilton
reported to the coroner that there was
no evidence indicating suicide or foul
play. The funeral will be held today at 3
p. M, from S. d. Evans undertaking
parlors.
WEEKLY HEALTH 4 REPORT.-Ac-
cording to last weeks report of the health
department there are Stil thirty-two
quarantine flags outstanding. covering
thirty.five cases of scarlet fever and one
of diphtheria. Ten more cases of whoop-
ing cough and four OF typhoid fever were
reported. The births reported number six
and the deaths five. exclusive OF three
bodies brought from outside the city for
interment-
JOHN GRAY HELD.-The examining
trial of John Gray on a charge of escap-
ing from prison was finished before JUS
tice McMaster yesterday afternoon. Gray
was held in bonds of $500. a useless for
malftv. inasmuch as ne is now serving a
term in the penitentiary on a conviction
of burglary and wouldn't have been al
lowed TO give the bond, however able he
might have been to do it
FIRST MONEY CALLED FOR.-State
Auditor Richards yesterday received a
requisition from the governing board of
the state art institute for $4,000 to cover
expenses already incurred in promoting
art The board is entitled to draw up to
81 eco yearly from the state treasury. and
while he has not yet concluded to draw
the warrant as applied for the probabi.i-
ties are that the art board will receive the
desired warrant without borrowing any
more money.
EXAMINING TRIAL POSTPONED
The examining trial OF George Harmon on
a charge of petty larceny. which was to
have been he'd before Justice Nielsen
yesterday was postponed until next Tues
day at o'clock in the afternoon. on mo-
ton of j. NJ. Hamilton. who represents
the defense. The alleged offense consisted
of the stealing of the carcass of u cow
last May from King North The defend
ant has been out on bail ever since, his
examination having been postponed from
time to time.
NO PERJURY IN THIS.-Sipces the
attempted prosecution of J. G. McPher-
son, a colored ex-solder. on the, charge
of fraudulent voting. failed last week.
County Attorney Putnam has been i'm