The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-10
BRIEF LOCALS.

OFFERTORY SOLO.-Miss Margie
Weber will sing the offertory solo at
both the morning and evening services at
st. Paufs chapel today.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.-Am meet
ing of the Democratic committee will be
held Monday evening at 1880 o'clock at
Judge Pardee's office in the Eagle block.
DAVIS CASE PoSTPoNED-The trial
of the case against George Davis charged
with burglarizing the carpenters room at
the Emerson school building, was post
poned yesterday by Justice Pardee until
Monday afternoon.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-Next Thursday
evening at the Thomas barnacle the regu-
lar meeting of the Second Ward Social
Democratic club will be held. Important
and those wishing to join are requested to
attend. 81
GAIN IN CLEARINGS.-Bank clearings
for the five business days of the week
amounted to 81, 160, AL. an increase of SS01,-
$50 over the corresponding week of last
year. Saturdays clearings were s3l2. 6i5
compared with S273, 200 for the same day
year ago: II
BUTTER GOES UP.-Creamery butter
advanced in price yesterday cents
pound. 1t IS now retailing at 80 cents.
have the option of shipping to San Fran
cisco, where the wholesale price is close
to the new retail quotation in Salt Lake.
JEWISH SERVICES usual Sab
bath day service was conducted yesterday
morning at the ,,ewish tabernacle by Rab-
bi Loewenstein. Wednesday next will be
the day of atonement, and there will be
special services including sermon by the
rabbi. This service occupies the entire
Gay. ana is preceded by twenty-four
hour fast.
DEATH OF MRS. FoWLER.-Mrs.
Jane P. Fowler, daughter of the late
Hadley Johnson, died Friday morning at
l o'clock at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Hadley D. Johnsons226 G street. The
remains may be viewed at that place this
morning. The funeral will be held at noon
from the Twentieth ward meeting house.
All friends are invited to attend.
PARLEY'S CONDUIT CASE-Defend-
ants proposed bill of exceptions in the
celebrated case of the Nevada company
VS.. 2. t. Farnsworth, was filed Yesterday
with the clerk of the federal court The
ming contains 1862 typewriter pages.
Early in the week plaintiff also MED a
voiuminous bill of exceptions. Both sides
are dissatisfied with the verdict and both
are determined to have new trial.
NEW OGDEN COMPANY.-Articles of
incorporation for the Ogden Pressed Brick
d Tile company We're filed in the office
capital stock of the concern is put at
S2o,oVo divided into 5000 shares of the
par value of 81 each. Thomas d Dee is
named nam or as president, George H. Matson,
and c. III. Kircher treasurer. Ad Kuhn is
the other director.
FINE FLOWING WELL.-A splendid
flowing Well was sunk last week on the
site OF the kearns St. AIMS orphanage
corner Eleventh South and Fourth East
streets A four-inch pipe was driven 295
feet. and the flow of pure water is SO
strong that it is believed an inch extern
sion pipe will carry it to the rof. The
pressure is sufficient also, it is thought.
10 drive an electric dynamo for all pur
poses needed in the large building.
HEALTH REPORTING report of the
board of health for the week ending yes
terday shows forty births, of which TWEEN
ty-two We're males and eighteen females.
Ihere We're fourteen deaths, five being
males and nine females. Two bodies were
brought in for interment Nine conta gioils
disease f1ags are outstanding, covering
fourteen cases of scarlet fever and fouT
cases of typhoid were reported Thirty
three tests of milk were made for far and
two for formaldehyde. All were normal
except one in fat.
DOING GOOD WORK.-The work of
tinting and calciminipg the council
chamber Is being pushed rapidly along
under the direction of Chairman John
Slodoway of the committee on controI
When the job is finished the room viii
present most attractive appeara nee
The colors are harmonious and the whole
promises to be a work of art 1t is prob
able tnat the mayors office and the com
mlttee rooms will be rejuvenated after the
council chamber is completed Otherwise
the contrast will make them look exS
tremely dingy.