The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-24
BRIEF LOCALS.

LooAns Inns morning at 10 {. o'clock TO take a
SATCHEL FOUND.-A pedestrian
PICKED UP tan satchel on West Second
South yesterday afternoon leaving it q i
ponce headquarters, where the owner may
get same.
RUBBISH BURNS.-A. pile of rubbish
caught hre in the rear of the waterworks
station on. North Temple and State
streets yesterday the hre department re-
spending. No~loss.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS-The state
board OF medical examiners will meet at
the JOINT building Oct. to examine ply
slcians wishing 10 practiye medicine and
surgery and for obstetricians.
OGDEN MAN BETTER.-J. Lesson the
Ogden merchant seized with apoplexy lri
day IN the Hooper-Eldredge block, was
reported much improved at st. Mark S
hospital yesterday. His right side is still
in a paralytic state.
SOLO AT ST. PAUL'S.-Mr. Thomas
Ashworth viii sing Adams Light of the
World" at st. PaulS chapel this morning.
and at the evening service Miss Sallie X
9. Fisher will sing an Ave Maria" by
Mascagni, with violin obllgato by Miss
Slbyl Anderson.
NEW SUGAR FACToRY.-Manager
Cutler of the Utah Sugar company re-
ports the arrival of additional machinery
Tor the auxiliary factory at Springvnle,
and now he entertains the hope that the
new plant will be ready for operation Oct.
10 when the company commences TO store
beets.
LIBERTY PARK AT BEsT.-The
gardeners at Liberty park declare that
the park is looking at its best. Especially
beauty, but the frost will soon blignu
them Lovers of the beautiful in nature
should visit the park before the early
frosts of the next few days make their
appearance.
MORE RECRUITS.-At the Fort Doug
las recruiting station yesterday George
Whiting of this city enlisted in the hos
pital corps. he is 40 years of age and
James McCabe of Eureka. aged 49, and
MILFORD Danvers of Ogden. aged a. also
enlisted for service in the Philippines.
McCabe was private in battery B, Utah
artillery.
HEALTH REPORT-The report of the
board of health for the week ending yes
terday, shows five births of which TOUR
were females and one male. There were
females Eight bodies were brought to the
city for interment. Eleven contagious dis
ease fiagS are outstanding, covering nine
teen cases of scarlet fever and three cases
of typhoid were reported.
DEAD HORSE CASE.-Thomas Holstop
and c. Anderson, according to a complaint
filed before Justice Kemp of Crescent
precinct yesterday, hauled dead horse
from Holstop's place over to public
road that runs through the land of
Michael Jensen. The statutes make such
a performance a misdemeanor and Jen-
sen promptly swore out complaint
against Aolstop and Anderson.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.-A complaint
was issued in Justice Sommer's court yes
terday against Dan Maxfield and Charles
Smith OF Murray, charging them with
malicious mischief. Paul Bl1nn, saloon
keeper, was the complainant. Blinn claims
that the defendants hove a beer key
through the front WINDOW of his estab-
yesterday morning about 3
o clock because he would not open up and
give them something to drink.
MILLERS IN CONFERENCE.-The
millers of Salt Lake county held their
regular weekly meeting yesterday to eX-
change opinions on the outlook for wheat
and mill products. The mill men declared !
nothing was done worthy of publication.
and that the prospect of getting together
for the purpose of building up large
export trade in flour was anything but |
No change in prices is an
for at least several weeks yet. !
INVESTIGATIN ROBERTS ELEC- /
TONE. E. Miller, secretary to Con-
gresham Rodenberg of East st. Louis, |
is in the city collecting facts relating to
Roberts election. Mr.. Mil
Ter has spent some time in Ogden on the
same mission and intimates that on the 1
result of his inquiries will depend Mr.. |
vote in congress on the ques- |
ton of permitting Mr.. Roberts 10 retain |
his seat.
yesterday received three more |
statements of county valuations and the |
amount of taxes to be collected thereon. |
The first came from Morgan county. 1t |
showed valuation of $70S,5SS, which, I'M |
der a levy of Is mills, will produce a rev. |
enune of $11,7oS.35. The second, from |
Cache county showed total valuation of |
5, 132, 15S. The lew is 13 mills and the |
amount to be collected is $50, 1855. The |
hird statement was from Tooeie county, |
showing a total valuation of 1888, 765. |
This. under a 15-mill levy, will yield |
81, 56S.S4.
DEPARTURE OF CAPTAIN DON |
S. NJ. Donnell, until re-
,ently district manager of the Pacific |
3oard of Underwriters, left yesterday at
loon for his old home in San Francisco
o accept a position in the main office. He
vas helped aboard the train by a coterie
# his admiring. friends who bade him
Sod speed. Before leaving the genial
.aptain rendered his resignation as
Iirector of the Commercial Block Ath-
etc association. A set of resolutions eX-
,ressive of the high regard the club mem
,ers entertained for him was adopted and
Justice Kroeger was elected to the va
ancV.