The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-09-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MEETING OF NURSES.-There will be
q meeting of the Relief society corps of
nurses held at the residence of Mrs n 4
1mpy. 1SG East South Temple. Monday at
p. m. Nurses are requested to attend.
TO HAVE A HEARING.-The pre-
liminary hearing in the murder case OF
James Lynch and r. l.. King was set yes
terday tor 10 o'clock a m next Tuesday
The hearing will be held before Judge
Nelson.
TO PAY DINIDEND.-At a meeting of
the board of directors of the T. c. NJ. l.
held on Friday OF this week, d semi-an-
nuai dividend OF I per cent was voted to
be pa.d on oct 10 The capital stock OF
idend amounts 20 $4,000 60 be divided
among the stockholders.
LIVESTOCK FOR FAIR.-Secretary
Sears of the State Fair association states
thet there is 20 per cent more livestock
entered Tor Lhe fair 10 be held next week
than was exhibited altogether last year,
and entries are stH being made The
grounds are in readiness for the fair and
all the o1ticerS are confident of having
the best exhibit in The history -. the as
sOciauCn-
OUT OK BONDS.-Ben and Dan IIovd.
the two young men who were being held
in the county jail Tor assaulting Con-
yesterday The bonds which amounted to
Sl00 each. were furnished by W. c. Hib-
bard and Lewis Autter. The case will be
tried before Judge Pardee next Thursday
afternoon.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.-R. r..
Walker, the drunk who was cauSnt
proving around in the Conway house
early Friday morning, was arraiSned be
fore Judge TimmOny yesterday on a
charge OF burglary. The complaint was
filed by Night Watchman Menoy ne
pleaded not guilty and in default Of 81 90
bail was turned over TO the sheriff
HIS BICYCLE STOLEN.-W. Z. Chase.
who lives at 93l Lake street, was the vic
i'm Of a bold bicycle thief last hight.
MIR. Chase left his wheel standing in
front of the Union market on First South
81 f.ag he 10 mas
meat and when he returned IN three or
four minutes the bicycle was gone He
reported the loss to the police and con
tiDued his way homeward on the car.
STRIKE TWO HOURS LONG-One of
the shortest strikes on record occurred al
the new University buildings Friday. About
when the salt Lake Building company,
which Is in charge, attenlptea 20 put on
other men 10 work ten hours Il Gay when
the union says eight hours Is a days
work. The eight hour men Quit in a body
hut within two hours the trouble was
patched uD. all hands doing an eight hOur
SHIFT.
SCOTTISH RITE FREE MASONRY
During the past week Hartwig a. Cohen
les OF the Scottish rite from the fourth
and thirty-secOnd degrees The work
was conferred by j. J. Greenewald
thirty-third degree. deputy inspector gem
eral for Utah, under the direction of
Frank NJ. FooJe. thirty-thIrd degree
sovereign inspector general Tor Wyoming
and Utah.
OFFER FOR CITY BONDS-CounciI-
man WhtIemOre stated yesterday that he
had no fear the city would receive an Of
Ter aDproximating $1,000 premium and ac-
crueG interest for the S250,O00 worth OF
water Improvement bonds issued as Of
Oct. / date. The councilman's faith that
1 he offer Of ". p O AIeara 10 pay IOr his
clients in New York a premium of 81. 500
would be betterod, is based on query he
received asking if a premiaEn OF S4,o0O
would be likely 20 capture the bonds
APPROVALs BY Ink aIAYoR.-YeS-