The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-23
BRIEF LOCALS.

The Y. NJ. c. A expects to organize a
bicycle club in q, few days.
| Mr.. Arthur Graham will sing the offer
! tory solo at St. Paul's chapel this morn
/ ing.
| Mr.. James T. Fulton, who underwent an
! operation for appendicitis on Thursday at
the heogh- Hosmer hospital, is reported to
| be out OF danger.
Next Sunday Rev. Joseph F. Flint of
! Harvey, Ills. will preach at the =. NJ. c.
/ A rooms. His subject will be Living
and Dying Nations
"A Scrap of Paper was presented by
/ the University Dramatic association at
| Christensen's hall last evening before an
| appreciative audience.
The public library has received from
| the press copies of the printed finding list
! OF juvenile books. The finding list NAV
copy.
Watermaster Seldom announces that
/ water for irrigation purposes will be
I turned into the bitches on Monday. The
/ delay has been occaSioned in repairing the
/ canal fumes.
Ernest I. Bate was yesterday bound
! over to await the action of the district
/ court upon the charge OF firing the River
| ton Coop. on March 81 Justice Timnony
| fixed his bond at $1,000.
The Western Bill-posting company is
mourning the loss of a 1045X32-foot bill
!
! Manager Anderson says the only thing
that the thieves left was the post-holes
/ Superintendent Game of the waterwoYks
! has about thirty-five men engaged taking
/ up the Old pipe line in City creek canyon.
4 The joints are reported as good as new
/ and viii be used in other parts of the
city.
Preparations are being made for the
annual commencement exercises of the
l. d: 5. college =, which viii be held in the
gresham King will deliver the commence
ment address.
Secretary Sears yesterday received a
| letter from Mulloy & Ruth of this civ
announcing that they. in connection with
( Schuttler * Hotz. would offer one of the
/ latter Blue Farm trucks, value $50. as a
/ special premium for the best l-year-old
/ shorthorn Hereford bull exhibited at the
! fall fair.
a carnival is to be given for the benefit
( of the Salt Palace at the Theatre The
promoters say it will be the most UNIQUE
and interesting event of the kind eyer
presented in Salt Lake. Special excursion
rates viii be offered from Ogden Prove
/ Eureka and intermediate points and a.
large attendance from those cities is ex-
perted.
Superintendent Game of the waterworks
department, and City Engineer Kelsey
have ALREADY commenced on the work Of
improving gS pipe-distribution system
from City creei.. The laying of the new
main will necessitate the changing of the
wagon road in the canyon from above the
old tank-house 20 the brick tank, to the
east side of the creek.
The number of scarlet fever cases re-
ported to the board of health last week
increased to sixteen. in fourteen families
, Thirty-two milk tests We're made by the
sanitary inspector. and all but one Of
the samples Were normal. The deaths for
the week numbered eleven. exclusive Of
five bodies brought from outside the city
for interment and the births reported
were also eleven in number
The following sales were made bv
Richter during the week ending yester-
day: Miss Snow purchased the Hoiiander
residence, IS Sixth East, for 81 POO; w. j.
Besten took the Gray residence on Third
South street. near Tenth East. for 81 liza.
Broker Smith of Smith & Frey, bought
the McMaSter cottage on Second street
between n and O. for s., 500: Aaron Kew,
sor bought TWO corners. one at Eleventh
East and First South, and the other -
Tenth EaS and First South, for 81 700:
John Brown Of Bingham acquired a resi-
dence at the corner of S and Second
streets for $500 and Mrs. Rachel Nc
Masters, Il lot on S, near Brigham for
$1,000.