The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

kROEGER MOVES.-Justice of the
feace kroeger has removed his Office
from the Commercial block 10 2l6 Main
street.
z1 NgRsEs TO MEET.-TheEe viii be a
corps Of nurses for the Twelfth ward. in
me association rooms, on Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock.
SESSION OF CARPENTERS.-Th To-
cal carpenters union will hold a meeting
IN "a Wednesday night in the Trades and
me carpenters Of the city are invited TO
be present.
oBAIL-The funeral services of the late
captain John NJ. Ball viii be held this
AFTERNOON at O'Clock, at the family resi-
uehce, NO IL Kendall terrace. Inlerment
~ I'm Mt: Olvet cemetery. Friends respect
MORRIS TO SPEAK.-Elder n. L. Nor
us VIII lecture this evening at the Six
tsSeHth ward meeting house taking for his
theme, Evidence of History" The serv-
ices wall commence at $50. Elder Morris
reputation as an entertaining speaker as
sures large attendance at the lecture.
LECTURE TONIGHT Bishop o. F.
whitney viii deliver a lecture on the
signs of the Times at Farmers Ward
meeting house, Sunday evening, March 4.
- az $50 o clock, under the auspices of
tne Young Ladies and Young Mems Mu-
invited.
CLERKS CARNIVAL.-The Retail
Clerks association has prepared unique
and interesting programme for the car
hival to be given March 10. There viii be
CAKE walking, electrical floats burlesQue
9ancing and numerous other attractive
features. Already the clerks are assured
OF liberal patronage, and those who at
tend the carnival of a good time
BURGLARS ARRAIGNED. - Samuel
Matthews Henry w. Wright and Ed Liv-
lngston, the three men who are accused
OF committing quite numerous burglaries
az Murray, were arraigned yesterday be-
lore justice krOeger and entered pleas of
not guilty. They We're committed TO the
county jail. in default of 500 bonds. Their
nearing will be held on Tuesday morning
at $50 O'Clock.
HEALTH REPORTING report of the
health department for the week shows
tWenty-four cases of scarlet fever and
one or smallpox under quarantine In the
city. Five new cases of whOoping cough
and one of typhoid fever were reported
last week. The births reported Tor the
week were fourteen and the deaths thir-
teen, exclusive of seven bodies brought
from outside the city for interment
SERIES OF RECITALS.-A series of
recitals will be given at Mr.. II. S. God
dard 5 studio. beginning tomorrow night
at O'Clock. Mr.. Goddard will be assisted
by mis- pupils. Miss Louise Savage, Miss
Elsie Barrow. Miss Gwendolyn Lewis.
MISS Lutte Grant, Mr.. VIII r. Slbley.
MI Walter Wallace and others. The
nrSt evening will be devoted to Robert
Schumann and his songs, also a short
miscellaneous programme.
CONGRESS AT HOUSTON.-The elev-
enth session of the Trans Mississippi
congress is to be held at Houston Tex.
april H-2l, inclusive. John Henry Smith.
who Is vice president for Utah, is par
ucuIarly interested in the congress. and
Is making an effort to secure a large at
tendance from this state. Many subjects
or importance TO the west are to be con-
sidered at this meeting. The list of dele
gates for Utah will be made out as soon
as Governor Wells returns from the east
and the appointments will be officially
made.
WILL MEET There
VIII be a meeting of the property owners
on Eighth and Ninth South streets in the
First ward annex on Monday evening.
opening at 1880 O'Clock, for the purpose of
taking steps to secure the removal of the
old Utah Central railroad. A petition will
be circulated, asking the city council to
AXE steps in the matter. The meeting of
Monday evening is to be the first in a
series of similar meetings along the line
of the railroad, all having the same OBJ
Ject in view-the removal of the railroad
south. far outside of the city limits The
people in the southeastern part of the
city are very much in earnest in this
matter.