The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

ROSES IN BLOOM.-L Waters has
roses in full bloom at his home at 253
Third street, notably Crimson Rambler.
This is pushing the season right along
MEETING OF NURsES-There will
be a meeting OF the Relief society corps
of nurses at the residence OF Mrs. n. A.
Ilmpey, $50 East Brigham street, on Mon
day at o'clock.
AN INTERESTING TRAMP.-Black-
foot, Ida, papers tell of d son of eX-G0v-
ernor Murray of this state tramping
through that country and riding a brake
beam with the best of the boys.
TROOPER TUFTS .FUNERAL.-Th
funeral of the late William Z. Tufts OF
troop Z, Fourth cavalry, will take place
| this afternoon at 3 o clock, from Evans
undertaking parlors, under military aus
pieces.
ular monthly meeting of the Association
of Veteran Artillerymen will be held in
the Templeton Assembly hall on Wednes-
day, May 2, commencing at 80 p. m. A
full attendance is desired.
BROKEN Leg. W. White was
brought in from SeOheld last night, suf-
fering from compound fracture of the
leg. He was at work in the No. mine, a
rock falling on the limb and crushing it.
White was taken to St Mark hospital
WHITdORE BUYS A FARM.-For a
| consideration Of $1,000, Isaac Golf, jr., of
West Jordan yesterday conveyed by war
ranty deed to 8. M Whitmore of Salt
Lake thirty-two acres OF farming land
near Bingham Junction, together with
| the improvements and machinery there
| on.
ESTES DOING WELL.-Clyde Estes,
who had the misfortune TO be run over
/ by train recently, has so far recovered
as to be removed from the hospital to his
home, which was done on Friday. The
| little fellow has withStOod the terrible
| accident with great fortitude and is do
ing nicely.
| CASES ARE SET.-Justiee Nielsen has
set the case OF the State VS.. Leon String
| fellow, Rolf Rolfe and n. A Wright for
| Tuesday at 10 o'clock. The case of Ross
| Ambrose and John Smithey has been set
| for Friday at 10 o'clock. This case has
| been pending for several months and has
been postponed from time TO time,
FAREWELL TO MfSSIONARY-A
! farewell programme viii be given at the
Sixteenth ward m 'etin9 house on Tues
| day evening in honor OF w. H. POLAND,
| who leaves shortly on a mission to Great
Britain. An excellent programme has
| been prepared, and all the friends of the
| young missionary are cordially invited To
| attend.
NEW HOME FOR MR.. JAMES.-W. T,
James, the mining man, is preparing TO
build a nice home on the corner of Sew
| enth East and First South streets. It will
! be a modern nine-roOm house of pressed
brick and stone trimmings, and will cost
|
begin at once. The architect is w E.
Ware.
LADIES AID SOCIAL-The Ladies
Aid of Heath Methodist Episcopal church
corner Third South and Eighth West
streets, will give one of their enjoyable
SOcials, Friday p. m, May is. An eX
cellent programme will be rendered, and
ice cream, cake and lemonade served
Everyone invited.
CHAMINADE CONCERT.-The Cham
made chorus will present the cantata
! king Rene's Daughter" at the FRS
Congregational church on Tuesday even
. ing, May s. The concert will be giveI
for the benefit of the day nursery of thu
Orphans Home. The instrumental musi'
for the evening will be furnished by thu
Ladies' orchestra, composed of member
of the chorus.
ODD FELLOWS TO CELEBRATE
brate the eighty-firSt anniversary of tn
| formation of their order on Monday
, April 30 by giving the people ricl
, | musical anc literary treat in the Crane
! | opera house. The programme lnclude
! numbers by some of the best known loca
performers and the programme through
: out is one of great merit. There will b
: no admission charged and no seats WI
! be reserved
> WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Ac
2 cording to the weekly report of the healtl
: department, the number of scarlet feve
, cases in the city has decreased to sixteel
and the smallpox cases at the Isolation
hospital to six. No new cases Of scarle
fever were reported and only one ney
case of smallpox developed during tn
week The births reported for the wee
were twenty-siX and the deaths twelve
, exclusive OF two bodies received frOr
+ outside the city for interment.