The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-27
BRIEF LOCALS.

SOLO AT ST. PAUL'S.-Miss Mabel
Shirley Will sing an offertory SOLO at 81
Paul's chapel this morning
SUFFERING FROM CANCER.-G. Ny
sterod of Park City was taken 10 81.
Marks hospital yesterday, suffering from
cancer OF the stomach. An operation may
be necessary.
WARD CONFERENCE.-THE Seven
tenth ward conference will be held TINS
evening, commencing at $50. II is eA-
pected that President Angus M cannon
will be present
NJ. J. CARBIS' FUNERAL.-Th funer-
al of the late Michael James Carbis Will
take place at l p. M today, from the
Masonic lodge. The family and frlends
of deceased are cordially invited to at
tend.
SENATOR BROWNS CONDITION.
The condition of ex-senator Arthur
Brown who is undergoing serious difil-
Guilty with his eyesight, was reported I'M
proved yesterday 1t is too soon yet 70
say whether or not his sight will be saved
REOPENING OF NORMANDY.-Mrs.
Turner and Mrs. Shane, recently from
Idaho Falls have closed a lease with
Merriam & O'Meara for their building at
2+0 State street and will reopen the Nor
mandy hotel, refurnished and RENTED, on
Sept. l.
WILL EXPEND 81. 50O-Governor Wells
yesterday appointed F. J. Jones of Mon
ticello, San Juan county. to supervise the
expenditure OF $500 which was appropri-
ated by the last legislature for the i'm
provement of the roads and bridges Of
San Juan county.
JEWISH RABBI HERE.-Rabbi G. H.
Loewenstein arrived in this city yesterday
from Cincinnati to ofticiate at the syna-
gogue during the festivities next month.
The rabbi is a graduate of the American
Hebrew college and is esteemed as an
eloquent. scholarly gentleman.
AFTER WASTERS.-Inspect-
ors representing the waterworks depart
ment are making a tour of the city,
searching for violators of the sprinkling
ordinance. First offenders will receive a
formal notifica ton that unless they de-
sist they will be prosecuted. If the warn
ing has no effect, warrants will be sworn
out.
GIFT FROM CAMBRIANS.-The Cam
brian society, through a committee COM
posed of d. l. Davis. II. f Evans and
T. F. Thomas. jr.. yesterday presented
John James, corresponding secretary of
the organization, with an elegant oak
sideboard on the event of his marriage.
The gift is highly priced by the recipient
and his bride.
OGDEN ELOPEMENT.-Deput Coun-
ty Clerk Scare yesterday received a tele-
phone message from the sheriff of Weber
county, instructing him not to issue n
marriage license to Thomas Richie and
Eliza Nelson Of Ogden. in case they ap-
piled for one. The message stated that
the girl was only 10 years of age and
gave no further particulars.
PERMANENT EARLY CLOSING.-So
few complaints are heard by bankers of
the Arrangement by which the Saturday
il is not believed the old order of things
will be restored. Every patron of the
banks seems to have accommodated him
self to the new rule, which cannot now
be easily set aside.
OVERCOME BY HEAT.-Mrs. Annie
Thomas, aged SO, who lives with relatives
at S46 East Second South street. was
missing from her home for a number of
hours yesterday, having been overcome
by the heat while going to the Short Line
depot TO meet her daughter. The old
lady lost her way and wandered about
the city until late at night.
SUPERINTENDENT STONE DE-
PARTS Superintendent W. II. Stone of
the Rapid Transit Street Railway COM
pauy. whose resignation was received
by the company some time ago, severed
mis- connections with the railroad corpora
ton yesterday morning ana departed for
the northwest on an early train. His sue
cessor has not yet been appointed.
DEATH OF AN INFANT.-The second
twin baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley L.
Brown died yesterday. The child was
first baby was lost. The cause of the
death was weakness. induced by the heat
OF the summer. The funeral Will be held
from the residence on Ninth South street
today, and the interment Will be at Mt.
Olivet cemetery
BEAR RIVER SUIT.-William Adam
son and Stanley l. Conklin. receivers of
the Bear River Irrigation 8; Ogden Water
works company, have begun suit in the
United States court against Henry Seeger
to recover possession of ll09 acres of land
in Box Elder county They maintain that
this land belongs to the company and
that Seeger has no right to it. In addi-
ton. they ask for 500 damages from him
for holding the land.
HEALTH REPORT.-The report of the
board of health for the week ending yes
terday shows twenty-five births. of which
six are males and sixteen females. There
were twelve deaths. eight being males
and four females. Six bodies were
brought in from outside points for inter-
ment. There are seven contagious dis
ease flags outstanding. covering seven
cases of scarlet fever. Five cases of
typhoid fever were reported.