The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-05
BRIEF LOCALS.

FUNERAL OF H. L. R. JONES.-A
large number of friends attended the
funeral of the late Henry l.. r. Jones,
which was held from the residence of R.
NJ: Jones, 734 Brigham street, yesterday
afternoon.
LECTURE ON VOCALISM.-A lecture
on Vocalism was given to the Shaminade
chorus and Mrs. Amanda Swensons pu-
pills at Calders hall last evening at s
o clock. number Of vocal selections
were also rendered.
BRIEF SESSION.-The state board of
land commissioners held a brief session
yesterday. Matters Of purely routine
nature were brought up and passed upon
and the board took a recess until 2
O'Clock this afternoon.
CRUELTY TO Administrators
Rantz. who is charged with cruelty to
animals, appeared before Justice Pardee
the case was set for Friday at 1920
o clock in the morning.
LIVINGSTON HEIDI. C. Living
ston an alleged hotel CRATER who is said
to have worked Salt Lake host for a
small amount. has been held in Butte for
similar offense. His bond was fixed at
$1,000 and he went to Jail.
TINTIC MANS FUNERAL.-Th flu
neral of James Riley the miner who was
Killed in an accident at the Star Con-
solidated mine last Monday, was held yes
terday morning from the O'Donnell I'M
dertaking parlors. Interment was in
Calvary cemetery.
DEATH. OF MRS. LANGLEY.-J. w.
Langley, who was called to Chicago sew
eral days ago on account of the serious
illness of his mother, telegraphed to some
frlends mere yesterday, stating that she
had died early Tuesday morning She
was % years of age.
FAREWELL RECEPTION.-Georg e.
Maycock and Roscoe W. Eardley leave
next Thursday for mission fields inAthe
mr. in Igli lntI
dents of the Third ward and reception
viii be rendered them in the ward school
house Wednesday evening. There will be
a musical programme and refreshments
VIII be served to the guests.
BERETS DEAIURS.-A demurrer TO the
complaint charging Louie Berets with I'M
lawfully fishing in Parley's canyon, was
nled yesterday III Justice Kroeger's court
The demurrer alleged that the act does
not constitute a public offense. and that
it does not specify the exact place and
the manner in which the fishing was
done. 1t was taken under Amusement by
Justice kroeger until today.
REUNION OF ELDERS.-A call has
been issued by Albert c. Matheson. pres
ident. and w. G. Fisher, secretary for
the first annual reunion of the Georgia
elders. which will be held in the Six
teenth ward assembly rooms Friday even
Ing at 7:30. At p. m. of the same day
all elders who have ever iabored in the
state of Georgia are urgently requested
" meet dl % oculu street, up STAIRS.
where headquarters have been establish
ed. A general invitation is extended to
the reunion meeting.
DAMAGE CASE TRIED.-Wilfor
Woodruff, jr.s suit for $50 damages
against the Oregon Short Line was tried
before Justice Kroeger yesterday Stew
art & Stewart appeared for Mr.. Wood
ruff and they set forth the fact alleged in
the original complaint, that COW be-
longing to the plaintiff was killed by an
Oregon Short Line train July Is. Attor-
ney Smith represented the railway COM
pany. The ease was taken under advise
ment by the court and, a decision will
be made at 1890 this morning.
THANKS FROM THE ARIONs.-The
Arion Singing society of New York City,
which visited this city on Aug. "a and .,
and was entertained by the Society Har-
monte, has forwarded to the latter or
ganization a letter of thanks in which
is mentioned particularly the hospitable
treatment received at the hands of the
citizens OF Salt Lake. They speak of
their short sojourn here as the pleasantest
in their entire Itinerary. In closing, thew
express the desire of again paying the
city visit at some future time