The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

eGARANTINED FOR SCARLET. FE-
t-h-Ihe home Of County Commission
scarlet fever.
HIS HARNESS STOLEN 7. Miller
OF Murray reported that a set OF double
harness. mad been stolen from his place
aI-ht before last
NOTICE To NUFsES.-The new re-
lleL society nurse class viii meet and
3e Organized at the Lion House Monday,
-(oN- :. al = p n. All members of the
. former class are iavited to be present.
CITY PAY DAY MONDAY -Audfto4.
Reiser was making preparations vester-
ud9 10Y paying on me city officials and
employees on -Aonday by treasurer Nor
l ~, so, iAe pay rons aggregate nearly
WILL ATTEND IN A BODY.-By in
yltdtion of The Rev Hills Bishop SAT-
Lake lodge OIL Elk=, No. s., Nuf attend
services al ST PauIs Episcopal church
ms evening al so. They viii leave the
Kenyon hoeel IN ooGy at f:lo.
LECTURE BY WOMAN.-Mrs. Annie
J. johnson VIII deliver a lecture on the
t99lc, Inc ~ ord OF Nisdom and the
" ora OF God, al the TwenJy-Lhlrd ward
Heet1nG house this evening Al go She
tauons.
VETERAN ARTILLERYMEN - The
regular monthly meeting OF the AssOcia-
ton Of Veteran Artillerymen Will D. held
IN the Lion House, room y, next We'd
hesddy, Nov O. commencing Al s-50 D. IA
All VINO were members OF me NAuvoo
Legion are invited to attend.
STATE STREET PROPERTY SOLD
A warranty deed was fined with the coun-
I ~ recorder yesterday from Oscar a.
l6o feet Of ground on the west sue ga
: ate street from % feet south OF Third
SPUN street, Tor a-stated consideration
OF $500
WINBERG GOES TO JAIL-H. L.
Ntlnberg- the young man VINO was ar
rested tuday night on "a charge OF bur
gIarizlng NystrOIn ana AouIIs, oerss = Sd
looms was afralgned ia the ponce court
yesterday on a uuUbie charge ot burglary
and hOuSebreakIug. lie entered ptea
OI not guilty. 60 Doth char2es. and has
hedrng was set TO- next monday at ,
D. T.. In default on 500 bonus IN each
case ne was turned over To the sheriff.
MUSIC AT CHURCH.-The musical
programme TO be given tins evening at
the praise service at the First COngTe-
gatlOnal church is a good one. The cnOir,
consisting Oh udrs- r.. j. Jolly, soprano;
Miss Susie Gilbert, alto; Norman Me-
iJOhaid- pass T.. II. Gilbert, tenor, Wild
be assisted by Mrs. Kate briGeweu An
derson- These praise services are 10 be
given the first sunday evening of each
month The one gwen last month was
most excellent and largely attended
SPREAD OF SMALLPOX.-Dr. Beatty
of the state health board received a re-
port vest eTday saying that thirteen new
and mon IN the last two or three days.
s---rr. new cases were reported from
2
+ ButierVlle reported that there were a
number of new cases there. a gentle
man iii from Union yesterday declared
there was but one case of smallpox at
that place.
RARE FLOW ERA rare curiosity in
the way of a towering orchid was dis
played in one Of the show windows of
the Walker store yesterday and attracted
much attention 1t is what Is known as
the CattiaEa Laberta and is the first of
the species to UiOOm in the city OF Salt
Lake. The bloom was of the rdTeSt hello
JrOpe tintS and was much admired by all
VINO saw i. The flower is a very rare
one and a. the time OF the Harris t5rans-
ford wedding in this city a few weeks
since II was necessary TO send all over
the United States for them
HEALTH OF THE CITY-Up 10 yes
terday five new cases of SINAI pox had
developed in the city for the week, max
ing eighteen cases at the isolation hos
pital and five under quarantine at pri-
VdIe houses. Last week the number was
I'VE less Seven new cases of scarlet fe-
yer were reported. making twenty-four
cases in twenty homes. as against nine
teen cases a week ago Win nine cases
OF typhoid fever reported. thirty i've are
still under surveillance, fifteen less than
for last week The births reported num-
bered twenty-eighJ for the week, and the
deaths fifteen, exclusive of three bodies
brought from outside the city for inter-
ment.