The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-05-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.


y Of Norway, for citizenship in the
United States. Thon was admitted
MRS. JOLLY, sOLOIST. The music
committee Of the First Congregational
church have secured Mrs Z. J. jolly as
soiOlsJ aud leader OF the choir during the
absence Of Mrs. Cocks, who has gone to
London Tor study.
BODY WILL BE SENT HOAIE.-The
body Of Charles Manion whose demise
occurred at 81. Marks hospital from the
effects of a gun wad wound inflicted by
companion, VIII be shipped 70 Mountain
Home, Ida, the home of his parents, this
morning.
GRADUATION OF Nj RSES.-The an
nual graduation of nurses from St. Marks
hospital training school viii take place
at 81. Marks school house on Saturday
evening, June 2. Eight young ladies' viii
receive diplomas. The Rev A. II. Henry
Will make the address.
PREPARED FOR BURIAL-S. Okla,
the Japanese section hand who was
over by train at Hale, 4 station on the
RIO Grande Western, resulting in his
death, was brought in yesterday morn
ing and prepared for burial at the under
taking establishment Of S. d. Evans.
TATLOCK DIDN'T sPEAK.-E. W. Tat
JOCK d.o not speak at the Jackson school
on Friday, as was stated. He was in
Xlted by the principal to speak at the
High school on that day and accented
the invitation, but circumstances arose
making it impossible for him to be pres
ent.
BUTCHERS TO MEET. There viii be
meeting OF the salt Lake Butchers
association at o'clock Monday evening.
at room II, No 70 West Second South
street, for the purpose of hearing a
port On the pail game for the reiief of the
Sconeld sufferers. 1t is desired that all
members be present at this meeting.
MILL CREEK FARM sCLD-By the
terms of a warranty deed hled for record
yesterday with the county recorder of
'ul fFf and ifo rsf
Provo have conveyed to Samuel Angel of
salt Lake City "a farm of 20l4 acres in
the southeast section Of Mil Creek pre-
clnct The purchase price was $500.
WAS A sCCRCHER. was
the hottest day of the season up to date
The mercury registering 50 degrees in the
shade at the highest 1t is not often that
this high mark is reached IN the month
OF May, but the high temDerature record
Tor May at the Oait Lake Office IS 90
degrees, which was away back in the sos.
BODY IS INTERRED.-The body of
Richard Ralph. the Utah volunteer who
died in Nagasaki, japan, now rests in
the soldiers lot in the cemetery of this
city. The remains were brought in from
Eureka yesterday, and quietly inferred
yesterday afternoon under the direction
or 5 d. Evans. There were 20 funeral
ceremonies.
MEETS NEXT SATURDAY-The state
board OF education will hOlO a meeting
next saturday morning in the Office OF
or pupuc instruction, to consider the
awarding OF number of certificates and
alplomas TO teachers and to make fur
Their arrangements for the teachers exam
nations TO be held in various parts of
the state next August.
MRS. FRED RICHARDS DEAD. Word
was received last night by the O'DCnneH
Undertaking company that Mrs. Fred
Richards, daughter of ]. J. RIchey OF
this city, had died in Bingham about 10
o clock last night. Mrs richards, who
was but 2 years of age, was born and
raised ~ salt Lake and Is well known
here. The cause OF death could not be
ascertained.
OFF FOR THE EAST.-Judge f. F.
Colborn, with mas wife and children, left
Tor the east over the Union Pacific last
m%ht and will visit in a number OF the
principal cities on the Atlantic seaboard
before they return. As 20 the business
that calls him east at this time Judge
Colborn would have nothing 10 say Tor
publication.
FIRE IN A DWELLING-A gasoline
stove caused 500 fire last evening at
the home OF j. H. Clark, 643 South State
street The blaze originated in the
kitchen and, spreading 10 the roof, was
We'll under way when the department ar
rived. The loss on the building, which g
owned by 4 Mrs. Heating, is estimated
at $40, and ON contents $l5. The alarm
came IN at $40
MISS WALKER IN PITTSBURG Miss
Ollie Walker, whose disappearance ere
ated such stir in Salt Lake three weeks
ago writes her mother from Pittsburg
IA, 10 the erect that she Is well and
happy ana VIII make that city l.er home
0ndrieS FeFeryear. with whom MISS
Walker LETT home, Is with her IN Pitts
Durg, no doubt. and the general SUPPOSE
ton is that he has gone into the bakery
business there.
ORGANIZATION COMPLETE. The
secretary OF state yesterday issued a Ger
titcate of Incorporation 10 Morrill, John
a. a
lied at Circleyille, Piute county, with
capital stock of $4,000, in 81 shares, to
conduct a general merchandise business
u, D Morrill, is president; Willis John
san, vice president; +. w. Morrill,. treas
uTer; Albert G. Daily, secretary and the
other director is Dora Johnson.
RECEPTION TO PIANIST-The cele-
brareG pianist, MIR. Emil Liebling who
will give d recital at Rowland Hall on
TUESDAY evening, will be given a reception
at the nail tomorrow evening, at which
an Informal concert will be rendered by
number of Salt Lakes musicians.
Among those who will contribute TO the
programme are Professor Radcliffe and
Mr. Peabody. On the reception commit
tee are number OF the prominent ladies
OF the city.
FOR SCOFIELD SUFFERERS.-A
musicale VIII be given at the home of
Mrs Walter l. Beatie tomorrow even
ing by the Daughters Of the Revolution
for the benefit of the Scodeld sufferers
A delightful programme has been pre-
pared Including juvenile recital and
other musical features. One of the cher
features of the programme viii be
number OF selections by HeIds band
which has generously donated its serv-
ices for the occasion.
FERNSTROhTS GOOD IDEA.-With
reference to the proposition to bar all
bicycle riders from using the sidewalks
Councilman Fernstrom Is urging Uhat the
exclusion be not made effective until bike
paths out III the streets are constructed,
and Withdrawing sidewalk privileges ONLY
from such streets as are provided win
good paths In order TO accomplish this
plan, The councilman from the IhIrd pre-
cincL IS Of the opinion that il will be
necessary for all Wheelmen TO pay into
the city treasury 81 each annually for the
c5ilsei dction of the much desired bike
paths.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Tyyo
T.. new cases OF scarlet fever We're reported
10 the health officers last week leaving
with the seven cases recovered since two
weeks ago, twenty-five cases in eighteen
1amiliss sun under quarantine. Five
cases of smallpox were reported making
the number under treatment at the iSola-
ton hospital eight, ali of a mild type
The births reported for the week were
eight males and six females. There were
sixteen deaths, equally divided as 10 sex
Three bodies were shipped elsewhere Tor
1nteTment.
BANKS BUILDING COMPLETED
.Ihe new Zion S savings bank building on
the corner of Second South and First
" est streets was completed yesterday
and turneo. over TO the New York < Utah
Paper company, who have leased the
whole building. The work was an COM
pleted four days ahead of the contract
time, which Is out OF the regular order
OF such things. The new building is a
neat. plain UWO-stOry business block and
makes a very attractive corner. ce-
ment walk has been constructed on two
sides OF the building, which in itself is a
good Improvement
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