The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

CLIVE HAS RESIGNED-W. c. Give
. has resigned his position with the Grand
orchestra, and will devote his time to his
classes in the future.
MEET TOMORROW-The Shakespeare
section will meet tomorrow afternoon at
2:30. and viii read the first three acts OF
THE Winters Tale"
JOINT PRAISE sERVICE.-The Meth
odists Of Corinne Salt Lake and Ogden
are arranging for an all day joint praise
service. the date Of which is TO be de-
termined soon.
FREE FROM SMALLPOX.-Mrs. Ira
blanchard and baby, and Miss Oracle
Evans, who have been held in the isolated
hospital with the smallpox, We're yeSter-
DAY liberated, and declared cured
CATTLE IN CITY CREEK.-Patrol-
man Tom Hills is kept busy driving live
stock out of City Creek canyon. Last
week he drove out twelve estrays which
came into the canyon from over adjacent
ridges.
DINE SOCIAL-There will be a dime
social given by the Select Knights of
Kansas at the A. O. I. W. hail on Tues
day evening, April 3. There will be re-
Treatments. cards and a good sociable
time.
LECTURE THIS EVENING.-Elder
John Nicholson will deliver lecture at
the Sixteenth ward meeting house this
evening commencing at $50 on a topic Of
interest TO the Mutual Improvement as
ISOLATION.
GOOD MUSICAL the Relief society
conference Thursday Mrs. Anderson and
Miss Judith Anderson viii sing the duet
''Whispering Hope" AS a solo Miss Judith
Anderson will sing Flee as a Bird to the
Mountain"
MONDAY NOT A Y.-Notwith-
standing that Monday is election day, all
the offices in the city and county build
ing viii be open for the transaction of
business. but the courts viii cease to
grind for the day.
VOLUNTEERS ASSOCIATION.-The
annual meeting of the Utah Volunteer as
ISOLATION will be held Friday evening at
G. A r. hall The associations grand
ball viii be given at ChristensenS hall
on the evening of April 16.
LEGION REUNION.-The Nauvoo Le-
giOn will have reunion and dance in the
Thirteenth ward assembly hail Thursday
evening, April ), There win be addresses.
dancing, refreshments and jolly social
reunion. All friends are invited.
OLD DEED FILED FOR RECORD
A warranty deed given by Melissa Sears
TO Albert S. Bower April !, 1885, was filed
for record yesterday. 1t was for 5Oxl65
and a house facing north on First South
street between Third and Fourth East,
and $500 was the consideration paid.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION
There will be a civil service examination
at the SAT- Lake lDT ClfTkS ana
letter carriers on May 2. 1900. Applications
mus be in April %. All desired inform
alton may be obtained from Orawell Will
Jams, secretary of the board Of examiners.
FELL FROM A STREET CAR.-Early
last evening a little girl attempted 10
board a moving street car on Main street
and fell 70 the pavement. She was carried
into Johnson. Pratt & Co. S drug store and
revived quickly. Fortunately she re-
ceived only slight bruiss on the back
OF the head
REDMOND HOME SOLD-The beauCi-
fuI home of 3. T. Redmond at 746 East
Second South, was sold by W. ]. HallOran
Yesterday to G. J. Geary for $4,000. The
lot is 5x20 rods, and the house is COM
Portable eight-room modern brick. There
is a strong demand for Second South
street property this spring
MERCUR COMPANY FORMED.-A
certificate Of Incorporation was issued
Yesterday by the secretary of state to the
Mercur Meat & Grocery company, re-
Gently ORGANIZED at NeFcur with a capital
stock of $1,000. Peter Anderson is presi-
dent: John T. Russell. vice president;
George Caldwell, secretary and treasurer;
the other directors being A. b. Gibson and
NJ J. Ford.
SOCIAL LABOR RALLY.-A. B. Elder,
who is organizer of the Social Democracy
An Utah, viii talk this evening in the
Grand Army hall on socialism A special
invftation has been issued TO the Ameri-
can Federation Of Labor and labor unions
of the city to be present. Mr.. Elder will
Incidentally refer to the present attitude
of the big political parties. Tom Fitch.