The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.

FIREMEN TO META rnee.fno Of
veteran 1iremen will be held Monday
Oct l at $50 sharp, to consider business
OF Importance.
THE TEMPLE ROUTE.-The advertfs-
ing name OF the Salt Lake & Los Angeles
mark VIII be a picture of the Mormon
temple.
= FINE DISPLAY.-Brown, Terry &
Woodruff made handsome display on
the streets yesterday with their elegant
new laundry wagons. Much comment
was heard on their neat and stylish ap-
pearance-
HUMANE SOCIETY MEE1TNG-The
Society fer the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals will meet Monday evening Oct
J, at the residence of Or. 4. b. Beatty, 500
East First south All who are interest
ed are invited to be present.
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING-One
OF the very infrequent meetings of the
city board of health will be held on Mon
day TO consider The matter of revising
the quarantine rules and to discuss other
subjects pertaining to the public health.
LOUIS TOGNI DEAD.-Louis To=ni. a
well known resident OF Mill Creek. died
yesterday of drODsy of the heart. He
Funeral services Will be conducted at the
East Side Baptist church at 1870 tomor-
row morning.
RELIEF FUND IlSBURSEMENT.-
The state committee for the distribution
OF the relief fund for the ScoIield coal
mine sufferers will hold a meeting on
State Hammond TO order the final dis
bursement Of the fund.
CONVICT FROM WASATCH COUN-
TY.-Sheriff Willis brought to the state
" Dunyon, who was recently convicted
Of the crime OF rape and sentenced by
Judge Booth to serve seven year. i the
penitentiary-
MalOney was yesterday reappointed ref
cree in bankruptcy for Weber county for
the term of two years Alexander Win
ter OF this city filed petition in bank
ruptcy yesterday, showing liabilities of
$sl3-14 and assets amounting to $40, claim
ed to be exempt
BUILDING LOTS SOLD.-According to
a warranty deed filed with the county re-
corder yesterday Elijah L. Sheets has
sod TO G. z. Boutwell, and r. h. McCon-
aughy, for a stated consideration of 5000,
lots o and Z block I, plat A, containing
~ acres and fronting east and north on
Third East and Eigth South streets.
THIRD CALL FOR BOND BIDS
Mayor Thompson and Chairman Robert
son of the council committee on finance
are making a third call for bids for the
purchase Of tn city's $3.50. 600 worth OF
per cent water supply Improvement bonds,
the proposals TO be opened and considered
by the council on Tuesday evening, Oct. ..
EXAMINATION IN DENTISTRY
The regular September examination OF
dentistry in this state took place before
the State Dental association in the Of
y
There were but three applicants. They
were =. VI. Rudy of TOoele City. and F.
y. MelIen and VIII Lister of Salt Lake.
The examination was conducted by Dr.
Eilerbeck-
BOUGHT A HOME.-At the request of
j. r. Gray, a warranty deed from Kate
i. Farrell and John W. Farrell to Mamie
IL. Marshall was filed for record yester-
day, conveying house and 45x125 3eet OF
ground and a right Of way adjoining.
facing north and west on Second and ]
streets. The consideration stated in the
deed was the payment of 5000 and the
assuming of a mortgage of $500, due
Dec. l, 1902, with annual interest at s per
cent.
DISTRESS IN INDIANA--Charles H
Iinck. the real estate man. returned or
Friday from his old home IN Indiana
where he had been visiting for three
weeks. He says that there is much dis
tress in Indiana this year because IN
the southern part Of the state the wheat
crop was almost an entire failure, while
in the gas belt many OF the industries
have been closed by the trusts and therC
are MANY strikes. But the corn crop in
Illinois. Nebraska. Missouri and Kansas
Mr.. Linck says, is enormous and in thos-
states the farmers are PROSPEROUS
TYPHOID INCREASING. = According
20 the report of the health deDGrtnlen.
nineteen cases of typhoid fever were re
ported last week; making twenty-nine
under surveillance. six of which came