The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LID LAST MEEIlNG.-The board OF
equalization holds its last meeting OF the
summer Monday at 10 "A. m.
WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB.-The Titan
Women's Press club will meet in the Of
flee of the Exponent Monday evening at
8 O'Clock.
REMODELING COURT ROOM.-The
United States court room is being remOd-
eled and greatly improved in convenience
and appearance.
TRIAL POSTPONED-The trial of Ben
Jamin Tilt on the charge of disturbing
the peace was postponed by Justice SOM
mer yesterday until Tuesday at 10 a. m.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE.-The Domestic
Science committee will meet at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. McVicker, 1862 Brigham
street, Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
DECLARED A BANKRUPT
w. Hales was yesterday adiudicated a
bankrupt, In accordance with his petition
filed some days ago. Referee Baldwin
mace the order in the absence of Judge
Marshall.
GONE AFTER A PRISONER. Deputy
Sheriff Sam Dowse lett yesterday for
Malad, Ida, to bring back to this city
Ernest Green, who was arrested there by
the OFFICERS on request OF Sheriff How
ellis. Green is charged with having stolen
a horse recently from Ethan Jeremy.
RECORD OF APPOINTMENT GER
oIIlce yesterday designating j. Wash
1ouns resident agent Tor Utah for Ar
Iuour Co, the meat packers, and re-
VIKING the authority formerly conferred
upon H. = Wertz, the cOmpanys default
ing agent
A MERCANTILE CORPORATIONS
me mercantile nrm of Hemsiey a. Ems
ley was Incorporated in this CITY vester-
Gay, with a capital stock or $500, in one
uOlidr shares. Job Hemsley Is preslden;
anu secretary, James h. HemSIey, wee
president ana treasurer and Richard
HemSley is the other director
COAL MINERS WANTED.-The Pleas
ant Valley Coal company is advertising
Tor lSJ coal miners. ElIJy OF TINS NUMBER
are wanted at Scotield, 100 at Castle Gate
and thirty at Sunnyslde. At this season
OF the year 1t is customary to increase
the shifts. Superintendent Sharp is at
Soda Springs Tor few days.
HEARING POSTPONED-The expert
examination of David Fitzgerald on the
charge OF insanity was postponed yester-
day IN the district court until Monday.
Fitzgerald was formerly an inmate OF
the state insane asylum and there Is lit
tie doubt that the physicians Will deter
mine that he is III subject for recon-
mitmenJ.
VETERANS CAMPFIRE.-The seventh
annual campfire OF the Blackhawk war
viii be lighted at Provo Lake resort on
NJ edneSday, Aug. 3. The festivities, which
Will be III charge OF the Utah county vet
Grams, Will continue Tor three days En-
JOyaDle programmes have been prepared
and Old soldiers generally are invited 10
be present.
PRISONERS BROUGHT BACK.-Sber-
III Layne came down from Ogden vester-
ddy as escort tor three convicIs who were
| sentenced TO serve terms in the state
pIlSoI Inc prisoners were NJ. ii. Nc
CuilouSh, who was sent up for eight
years; Fred Wilson and George Powers.
whose terms are iOr TWO years each All
| three of the hObos were safely landed IN
the penitentary.
MARRIED BY BLAIR-Charles n
Bradley and Miss Martha Hochstraser.
/ botn OF TINS city We're married at the
/ county clerks office yesterday afternoon
4 Dy ParSon Blair. The couple called upoI
/ farSon Kay Van Colt to tie the nuptiaI
Knot, but he declined in favor OF the dep
1 uty clerk, who prideS himself on ms ar
| iiSuc manner OF SOlemnlHng marriages
! Mr.. Bradley and his bride VIII make their
/ nome at Mammoth.
! BROKE HER ARM.-A very painful ac-
/ cldent happened to Mrs. V. l.. COX at her
/ home, ~, South Fifth East street. the
| Other day, when she tripped in the gar
| den and, in falling, broke her arm below
| the shoulder. Dr.. Behle set the fracture
| put he says that II will be long time
( before the patient regainS the use of hel
arm Mrs. COX Is the mother of Miss Cox
/
! superintendent Cooper, and their MANY
! friends Will sympaUhlze with Mrs. Cor
in her painful experience.
! EVANGELIST IN TOWN-Evangei
| +. II. Oliver arrived yesterday Afternoon
! from Chicago, where he has been restine
! Tor lew days, before beginning the ten
! meeting this coming week. Mr. Oliver
I has secured the services of Professor j
! II. Burke, who has a worldwide reputa,
ton as musical director. Professor
h.an oh of ha -
! Moody meetings in New York CITY Ht
| also was associated with MCNiel, tn,
/ Scotch Spurgeon, in Australia, Scotland
I England and South America.
NEGRO PRESS ASSOCIATION.-W
! w. Taylor, editor of the Plain Dealer. i:
| making preparations for the Western Ne
gro Press association that will meet il
! this city Aug. and Z. The association
: comprises all of the states west of tn,
Mississippi river and a large delegation
| is expected to be present. A reception
will be given them Wednesday evening a
! the Masonic hail, 621R Richards street
| MT Taylor is president of the associa
! ton, and invites the city and state asso
| Citations TO take part in the deliberations
! WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT-Ac
cording to the report of the health de
! partment for the week there are still ter
! cases of scarlet fever under quarantine
| the same number as for last Saturday
! Four cases of typhoid fever. making nint
! IN All, ana one OF dlpntherld, were re
! ported. Five cases of smallpox. all tina
| are known to be in existence in the city
! are confined in the isolation hospital IN,
| births reported for the week numberee
! thirteen and the deaths eleven, eXclusIv,
of four bodies brought from outside the
/ city for interment
! DROVE TOO FAST.-JOhn Thompson
/ John Jones and @. a. Thomas a trio O
/ country horSemen, were run in by Office
! TRY last night for fast and reckless rid
/ ing in Liberty park. The trio started GU
| to try the speed of their horses on tn,
/ park drive, but they hadn't finished the
! first quarter when Officer TRY doomed III
J in front of them and called the race off
! The three promptly Obeyed the order L
I halt and accompanied the officer to tn
police station. They put up 80 each FOL
| their appearance in court Monday anC
| departed on their hOmeward journey.
CANE FOR MR. FITCH-Thoma,
/ Fitch, who espoused the cause of Abt
! Majors in the last few days, without hop'
/ of material remuneration. will not e
1 unrewarded. He was made the recipien
yesterday Of q fine OX-hOrn cane, Verl
/ highly polished rings of horn on a rod
! On gold plate in the head will be the in
/ ScriptiOn: ''TOThOmas Fitch. a friend o
| the unfortunate from the inmates of tn
! Utah penitentiary. July y. 1900. Accom-
| panying the cane was watch chain mad
| of human hair and a note from the priS
oners. setting forth their appreciation o
his efforts in behalf of Majors.
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