The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-10-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

DISCHARGED FROM DEBT.-Joshua
b Stewart of salt Lake was yesterday
discharged from all provable debts under
the bankruptcy law
COURT HOUSE MARRIAGE-Frank
II. Ireland and Miss Lille Rafferty,. both
OF salt Lake, were married yesterday at
the county clerks Office.
COMPANY II MEETING.-There will
be a meeting of new company II at the
Bank OF Commerce at o'clock Monday
evening. Election of officers is also called.
CAUSE FOR S81ILES.-Wil Coulson of
the Short Line, appeared at the offices one
smile and carrying a box of cigars. The
cause. daughter
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.-There will
be missionary farewell in the Tenth
ward meeting house Monday evening, Oct.
ID, for benefit to William Parkinson who
soon departs on mission. An excellent
programme has been prepared
CHORUS ORGANIZED.-The Scandal
chorus was organized in the Fourteenth
ward meeting house Friday night under
the direction o. Professor Iund. The or
ganizatiOn Will doubtless hold high
place in the musical sphere Of Salt Lake.
SUGAR PLANT TO OPEN-The Bing-
ham Junction auxiliary sugar plant will
be opened for regular work tomorrow and
from that time until the close of the sea
son the Lehi factory will be running at
fun capacity Sugar is being turned out
now in large quantities and the shortage
IN this community is at an end
TAXES COMING Yesterday there
was constant procession of taxpayers to
the county treasurer'S Office to pay the
amounts of this wears public dues From
row on there Will be 2 rush every day,
concluding with a mighty crush or tax
payers on delinquent day. Nov. 10. Of the
10000 or more taxpayers whose names are
on the books less than 5000 have yet made
their appearance at the pay window
SPECIAL SERVICES.-The Rev. J. o.
S Huntington, father SUPERIOR of the or
DER OF the Holy Cross. VIII conduct spec
ial services at St. Marks cathedral Tues
day next. His afternOcr. address, begin
n-Dn -
. TO women. At S p. m. ne delivers a ser
mon TO all DR.. Huntington speaks at st;
PaulS church Wednesday at 4 p and
p. m, the afternoon service being for
children.
BANK CLEARINGS. The bank clear
inGs of this city continue to show up
poorly compared with those of last year.
yesterday the clearings were $34S. 697, while
on the same day OF last year they were
clearings were $2.2S35S1. compared with
S3.z16,94T for the corresponding week of
last year ar BIrSdistreetS giye the falling n
per cent for the week ended Oct IL This
falling off was exceeded at only two points
in the United States, Pittsburg, Pa, and
Fargo, S. D.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Ac-
cOrding to the report of the health de-
partment four new cases of scarlet fever
developed last week, making total or
twelve cases. in ten families, or two less
than were under quarantine week ago.
Ten new cases of smallpox came to light.
whereas last week there were only two
cases at the isolation hospital Of typhoid
fever, fourteen new cases developed exclu-
sive Of three cases brought from outside
the city, making thirty-nine cases in all.
The births reported for the week num-
bered twelve and the deaths fifteen. ex-
elusive of two bodies brought from outside
the city for interment.
IS AN EX-CONVICT-Chief Hilton re-
ceived a letter yesterday from Clarence
=. HOyt, warden of the Canyon City peni-
Tertiary, giving information about James
Morris o. Price, the daylight burglar cap
tured here a few days ago. The letter
stated that Morris or Fred Price. as he
was known there, had served three terms
in the Canyon City Denitentiary for burg
larry. BE was last sentenced on Feb. 6,
1897. but was released by order. of the
court few months ago. Prices prison
number was 42Z Warden HOyt informed
the chief that Price was an all around
crook and should be sent up for life.
CONTEST NOT YET FILED.-Attornev
n. V. Jones is delaying the filing of the
suit for his client. Mrs. William Hilton.
IN contest of the probate of the will OF
the late DR.. John K. Park. While the at
tOrney for the one who claims heirship
IS the surviving widow Of decedent has
practically decided upon his plan of ac-
ton, he has ample time before next Sat
urday to begin The contest. He believes
that the proponents of the will and the
university regents. which institution is the
sole beneficiary If the will stands as valid
will secure strong associate counsel to
defend the contest and he may also have
as strong associate counsel to commence
with and thus lessen the odds from a law
yer's point of view at the outset