The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-06-18
BRIEF LOCALS.
R; s; Tiernan will start on trip east


valley.
Justice Morris sommer left last night
/ for Fairfield, Colo. TO join his family. He
VIII remain there on 4 vacation about
| two weeks.
| Tom Horn caught a three and one-half
pound trout yesterday morning in Par
ley't creek, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth South streets
A reunion of the surviving members of
Zlons camp, the Mormon battalion. and
the original 14S Utah pioneers of July.
, lS41. is being agitated.
F. P. Gridley of Salt Lake City was
awarded the contract TO supply fuel for
the public buildings at Carson, New, for
the next nScal year, at l.302.
Sheriff Alfred of Carbon county deliv-
cred to the state prison yesterday Charles
Bradt and Peter Sheridan. to serve SEN
on convictions of assault with intent to
commit rape.
Joe Ensensperger of the oxford left for
81 Louis last night, to attend a meeting
Oh the grand lodge of B.. P. .. Elks. He
VIII be in the Missouri metropolis for
several days. mixing with his brethren
OF the horned fraternity.
C II. Mccoy, the druggist, is erecting
a modern brick house of eight rooms on
the corner of Fifth East and Third South
one of the handsomest of the many beau
tituI residences in that part of the city.
A farewell entertainment in honor of
Joseph Gill, who leaves in July on a mis-
SION TO the eastern states, will be given
in the Twenty-fourth ward Sleeting house
gramme has been prepared.
President Lorenzo Snow will be in
harrington today, attending the Davis
stake conference. From there he will go
ms granddaughter, Miss Maude Rosen-
baum, which occurs on Monday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. Ewing returned Fri
gay from an extended visit in the east.
Mhlle they were absent they spent some
time with friends in Chicago and Louis
vile. and the doctor attended the con-
vention of the American Medical associa-
ton at Columbus.
The funeral of the late Hannah Seal
will be held from the Twenty-second
ward assembly room at 1:30 o'clock to-
day. Friends desiring to view the re-
mains may do SO at the residence SIS
Slmondi avenue, corner of Eighth West
ana Second North street, from IL to II
o'clock.
The United States Fidelity G Guaranty
company of Baltimore yesterday deposit
ed o.VO0 in New York City bonds with
Secretary of State Hammond as required
by the statute, and gave notice of inten-
ton to do business here through George
Il Ingham of Salt Lake and Brainard &
Ritter at Ogden.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Press club will be held Friday
evening, June 30, in room POS Templeton.
mere VIII be an evening with lkipling
sentiments from his poems, a paper on his
lie and works, by Mrs. Arthur Brown;
a talk on The Hague peace congress by
Mrs Ruth NJ. Fox. and current events.
On a recent trip through the southern
part or the county, Fruit Tree INSPECTOR
SorenSon found many localities where the
black aphis is doing great damage to
cherry trees which escaped the blighting
@rraeN - Af 60
also found the pear slug getting in its
destructive work on otherwise healthy
trees.
United States Attorney Whittemore yes
terday received a letter from Attorney
General Griggs, enclosing the govern
ments acceptance of Walker Bros fed
eral building. site proposition. In his
letter Mr.. Griggs instructed Mr.. White
more TO make an examination of the title
and report to him. This work will re-
quire about ten days.
According to the report of the board of
health for last week. there are still
twenty-seven cases of scarlet fever under
quarantine in twenty households. The
and four bodies We're brought from out
side the city for interment. The birth
of nine males and eleven females was re-
ported during the week.
Little Viletta. the bright 3-year-old
daughter of Prof. ana Mrs. Joseph ].
L
o clock. She had been i'll just three weeks
with scarlet fever. The services We're
conducted at the city cemetery at Z
o clock last night. Prof. and Mrs. Daynes
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity in their sad bereavement.
Willis Beardsley, proprietor of the Rio
Grande Western eating houses. has re-
turned from San Francisco where he was
called two weeks ago by the serious ILL
ness of his father, NJ. ii. Beardsley, who.
with Mrs Beardsley. had just returned
from Honolulu The condition of the elder (,
Beardsley is much improved. his 500 I!
states. and he is now out of danger.
Residents on Brigham street are salts
he'd with the service on the new car line. |
The cars run now every ten minutes, but /
superintendent Read stated yesterday /
that it is probable the service will be |
still better Within day or !
two an eight-minute service will be put |
on, which will give the residents of that
street the best car service in the city.
Rev. Clarence T. Brown has returned
from Colorado Springs, where he deliv
Colorado College. Mr.. Brown will deliver
sermon this morning in the Congrega-
tional church that will mark the close of
the college year for the students of Salt
Lake college. Mr.. Browns address at
Colorado Springs received much compli-
mentary mention in the papers of that
city and Denver.
Mayor Clark. the members of the city
council and the heads of the municipal
departments will meet a the west front
iOor of the joint building at $50 this
morning and take carriages. going TO the
funeral of the late Francis Armstrong.
At the same hour and place the county
officials and employees will board the
irags Utah" and Salt Lake and pro-
ICED to the home of e deceased. Floral
tributes of rare beauty from the county
officials will adorn the bier of their de-
parted fellow official.
Secretary ]. A. Wright of the state
BOARD of horticulture; H. i. Cary. the
of Provo and County Fruit
Tree Inspector SorenSon. constituting the
commission appointed by the governor to
elect a site in southern Utah for the
ocatiOn of the branch state experimental
ruit farm, will leave the latter part of
his week to examine the sites offered by
he people of Richfield and Clear Lake.
[ is probable the journey will be con-
inued to Washington county. where two
ties are offered in competition.
The irrepressible small boy and the
qually irrepressibe air gun came near
o causing a serious accident yesterday
vas passing the corner of Third West
nd Fourth North streets. ]. +. Wooley
# this city was sitting in the forward
ar of the train. and as the train rushed
last the corner he heard a sharp crash
hree inches from his head and a second
alter his face was full of powdered glass.
recovering from the momentary shock
Ir Woolley saw small boy trailing a
mall gun and making tracks into a
house Had the bullet struck !
hree inches lower. Mr.. Woolley must
ave been seriously hurt. As il was. the
lagoon company is minus one window
ane.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest