The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.


COOLING PLANS.-The Fisher brew
cry has just completed putting in a s. 900
cooling plant in the brewery on the west
side. The new machine has a cooling ca
pacity OF fifteen tons of ice daily
co TO OGDEN Members of the
WoOdmon of the World will go to Ogden
today. where they viii take part in the
ceremonies of unveiling a monument
erected to the memoFS of one OF the de-
ceased members.
JEWISH FESTIVAL.-Israel's Shevuoth
festival. or feast of weeks. will be cele-
ices viii be held in the temple IN the
morning and nine children will be con-
iirmed by Rabbi Loewenstein-
CARD OF THANKS. Fred Richards
and j. J. Riley and wife have issued a
card Of thanks to all of the friends of
the late Mrs. Maggie Richards in Bing
ham and this city who attended the
funeral, held on Wednesday last.
FIRE IN A-BARN.-About O'Clock last
night fire broke out in a small frame
ana almost entirely consumed the struc-
ture and building before the fire depart
ment could reach the place. The cause
OF the fire is not known.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED-Th di-
rectors of the Utah Commercial & Saw
officers yesterday. w. F. Armstrong was
elected president; p. w Madsen, vice
president and Joseph r Game cashier.
These were the old officers.
FRIENDS OF ANINALS.-The society
for prevention of cruelty to animals will
meet Monday night, June f. at Mr. Wal
lace's telephone Office. All that are inter-
ested in the work that this society repre-
sents are invited to join. membership fee
is 81. The badges viii be delivered at the
meeting
PRIMARY DRUM CORPs.-The Pri-
H.
Mr.. Darrell, is making excellent progress,
ana during the coming week practices Will
be held every evening at 6 p. m. on Rich
ards street. All Primary BOYS who are IN
terested in music should bring their
drums and join at once.
SOLD BY THE SHERIFF.-At Sheriff s
sales yesterday in the suits of E. c. STRAIT
ford VS.. Daniel G. Mckinley ct al and
James w. Campbell VS.. the estate OF John
w. GOldthwait ct al, the plaintiffs bid in
for S5SS.95 and Sl,247.75, respectively, lott
block "a, plat E. and eighty acres in Sec
ton q, township 1 north, range / west
PLEADED NOT GUILTY.-Phineas
! Young, the Parleys canyon patrolman,
arrested on complaint charging him with
obstructlng public highway, particulars
OF which were given yesterday, appeared
before Justice McMaster yesterday and
plead not guilty. He was released on his
/ own reCOgniZanCe. Time for the trial was
not set.
/ NEW STORE BUILDING.-Arch D.
! I. Dart has gotten out plans and speciti-
/ cations for a fine new store building for
/ the Ashley Cooperative company at Yer
( nal The structure is to be 50x100 feet in
I dimensions ana two stories high. 1t is 10
/ be of brick and stone and will cost when
! complete about $1,000. The building is now
/ IN course of construction.
FORECLOSURE COMPLETE Sheriff S
! deeds were yesterday ISSUED to Alfred
/ thompson for three-fourths interest OF
| K. I. Burton, jr.. and other defendants IN
/ lot To- block SO, and lots and Is, in block
/ 40. Ten-acre plat a. Big Field survev'
which were foreclosed by Mr.. Thompson
and bid in by him Tor the aggregate sum
Of SiI,500 five years ago. Later in the day
/ a mortgage for 81 500 was given on the
properties by Mr.. Thompson.
ON GRANDPARENTS BIRTHDAY
On Friday a boy was born to Mr. anC
/ Mrs. Briant s. Young. There is more II
the story than the simple birth announce
ment would indicate. This boy was born
/ on the birthday anniversary of his great
grandfather, Brigham Young. He is the
nrSt boy in the male line to be born or
that date. and Mr. and Mrs. Young are
I receiving the congratulations of theil
friends on the happy coincidence.
CONTRIBUTE TO FUND.-Chairmar
Hammond of the Scofield state relief
committee was in receipt yesterday of tht
total sum of $60S60 from various contrib
utors to the fund. The butchers Of Sail
urer, sent S525; J. Jones of Murray, remit
ted $5L10, contributed by Camp Mahoga-
ny, WOOdmen of the World, and others
I citizens of Mammoth through H J. Has
I sci sent $50, and the Primary association
OF Jensen ward, Uintah county, Forwarded
! a check for $3.50.
THREE YEAPG FOR MATTHEW'S
Judge NOrren sentenced Samuel Mat
! theWs to three years in the penitentiaTy
yesterday. Matthews was charged witt
Thomas .
who trie dt9 enter the residence of Mr.
FOulgeT, pleaded guilty to the charge o
petit larceny and waived the time for tn
passage of sentence. He was given five
mOntlS in the county jail by the court
Moran was to have been tried for burg
larry, but he agreed to plead guilty to tn
charge OF petit larceny.
TRIP TO PHILADELPHIA is no
probable that the Utah delegation to tn
Republican presidential convention vii
90 to Philadelphia in a body. Instead. /
/ Is believed that they viii start at differ
ent times and go over different routes
but when they arrive at the convention
city, headquarters will be at the Cont
mental hotel An effort will be made b,
( Governor Wells to get the delegates TO
gether in a short time to agree upon al
hour and date when they will meet a
Utah headquarters in Philadelphia.
CANDY COMBINATION.-The J. G
Mcdonald Candy company is the name o
the antl-trust candy-makers' organizat io1
which was incorporated in this city yes
/ terday. The new comDany's capital steel
is placed at 100000. in shares of 500 each
and the places OF business will be a
Salt Lake City and Ogden. James G
Mcdonald is president and chief stock
holders; D. W. ShOup, vice president; r
w. Brown, secretary; W. {. Mcdonald
| treasurer; w II. Williams, assistant sec
rotary and treasurer, and John Pawla
and George l.. Nye are the other direct
I Ors.
THREE FINE HOUSES. -Architect "