The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-02
LO3AL BRIEFS.

CASE CONT, 4.D.-Referee Charles
hearing of the Morris GIasberg benl<rnpt-
cy case until Sept. IA
LECTURE TONIGHT.-Judre William
-. Ring viii deliver an address this even
ing At the Sixth ward meeting house.
comm enc:n- at o'clock, under the aus
piees ct the Mutual Improvement associa-
SERMON FOR WOMEN.-At the Oliver
tent. Fourth South and Second Est
streets tonight, Evangelist Oliver will
preach sermon to women only. The ser
vices viii begin at o'clock and an inter
estln= discourse is assured
DIED. IN THE ASy4UM.-Informatio
reached the county cierks office yester-
DAY to the effect that Sarah Meyers.
woman far advanced in yefTs. and who
was committed &c the state insane asy-
lum fifteen years ago, had died in that
institution.
BANK CLEARINGS-Th bank clear
ings yesterday we're S226,o54.l3. compared
with S399.z4S 20 for the corresponding day
% last year The clearings for the week
just closed were 81, SOB, 354. compared with
s2,6Sl, 6y' p for the corresponding week of
last year
Tiff Methodist chuhch this morning Rev
W. r. Oliver will preach the sermon. Ia
the, evening, beginning at o'clock; there
by Mrs E e Shepard. Judge Boreman
and Rev. Richard Wake.
ANNUAL PICNIC.-The annual picnic
be given at Felt's resort in Parleys can
yOn tomorrow. a long and interesting
programme of athletic and other events
has been prepared for the little and big
people who VIII be present
OGDEN TERN OF COURT-Judge
JoSn a. Marshall Will go to Ogden to-
morrow to open the Ogden term OF the
United States district court. Deputy Clerk
{ risty will go along with HIM and dur
Ing his absence II. V. Melioy will look
after affairs 1T the clerks office in the
DoOly block
GRAY is BANKRCPT.-WilI F.
Gray, merchant, place OF business, Salt
Lake City, filed petition in bankruptcy
yesterday The total amount OF mis- in
dehte.dness is 5000 Hahn Bros. being the
$2lG, consisting of household goods, books
and pictures.
COUNTY PAYDAY.--The county com
mlssioners held a meeting yesterday
clc----s of the county officials and en-
ployeeS, amounting TO about $500 Au-
early in the afternoon ali OF the pay
rants were out and presented 10 the
treasurer Tor payment.
EDUCATIONAL MEETING. The first
meeting OF the Salt Lake county teachers
Tor inc coming school year VIII be held
IN the university on Friday, sept. Z, az
4U'jV O'Clock. superintendent Ashton re-
guess a iuli attendance The school trus-
tees o. SAT- Lake county VIII meet in the
Sept. S, at - o'clock.
examination of teachers FOR the schools
OF TINS county was concluded at Murray
yesterday or certificates of the gram
mar grade there We're eieven applicants
ten OF whom were males am one female.
mere We're tWenty-StX applicants, twenty
man.
ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS -su-
perlntendent Cooper has the assignment
of teachers for the coming year cOnDIet-
60. ana II IS now expected that action
Ihereon Will be taken by the board of edu-
cation on Monday afternoon and the list
published on Tuesday, morning Profess
scr Cooper announces a meeting of the
teachers OF the city schools in the Hugh
schocl dSssmbiy room on Saturday Sept.
5 at ~ o'clock
MUSIC At THE PEN--A most inter
estlng programme is being arranged tor
the prisoners az the penitentiary on "a
Dor Jay. The following artists will APP
!. McCorlle, r. b. Quay Mrs j. R1ImeII
Mrs Mayne, Miss Bragg, Mrs. Alice q
ehlo Se, MISS haas anu Marguerite Har-
as accompanies.
WANT TO COMPROMISE-An amend
ed answer was filed il the federal court
yesterday in the case of the United States
Us. the United Order Manufacturing q
Bulldlng company of Logan. The deIend-
ants attorneys, Zane & Rogers, offered
70 compromise the case by accepting
Judgment OF 500, together with all costs
The suit was brought to recover $500 for
government timber alleged to have been
appropriated by the defendant.
WEEKLY HEALTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing TO the report OF the health depart
ment live new cases OF scarlet fever de-
Veloped last week, making seven now I'M
der quarantine. Two new cases OF typhoid
fever were reported, making five in all.
Yesterday two new cases OF smallpox
were quarantined. the patients being
James May of Si4 Lincoln avenue and ID.
II. Ltllywhite 81 $50 West Eighth South
street Tnis makes four cases of the
disease under surveillance. The births
reported Tor the week numbered TWENTY
three ara the deaths fifteen. exclusive of
Two bodies brought from outs e the city
fo- interment.
CITY OFFICIALS PAL Auditor Rel
ser received legal advice yesterday that
II was unnecessary for the council TO
make monthly appropriations for the Off
cial salary roll, nasmuch as the ordi-
nance fixes the amount OF CONDENSATION
for each official, and this is equivalent 10
appropriation. With this advice before
hin. the auditor reSCinded his new r1lIe
and paid off the officials. Until the au-
ditor reconstdered it looked as though
payday would not occur till after next
Wednesday nights council meeting