The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-06-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

take place on June p, instead Of June =,
as published yesterday morning.
CAUGHT TWO LOBSTERs-T live
eastern Holsters were caught IN the lrri-
cation ditch opposite the Walker House
at o'clock Saturday morning The myS-
tery is, Where did they come from?
TWO SMALLPOX CAsEs.-Two new
cases OF smallpox were reported TO the
health board Yesterday. The victims OF
the disease are two children Of Mr.. Dun
ford who lives at $50 West Eighth South.
TO BUILD FINE HOUSE.-Architec
J. a. Headlund is at work on plans for a
fine house for S. b. Miner, to be built
on the corner OF / and Second streets.
This will be a substantial modern two
story house of brick and stone, and will
cost about s. 600.
NEW INSURANCE COMPANY.-The
metropolitan Accident Insurance COM
pany or Illinois yesterday filed with the
secretary of state papers emitting it to
commence business in Utah. George 3.
Gross OF Salt Lake IS designated as the
company 5 state agent.
STATE SCHOOL bOARD.-Superin-
lendent Bark OF the department of public
instruction las called a meeting of the
state bO1rd o. education neXt Friday
morning at his Office to consider awards
OF teachers certificates and diplomas and
TO arrange for tho state examinations
next August.
LAWN FETE FOR GUILD-A lawn
social VIII be given Thursday evening at
I'll.
street. ior the benefit of st Peter
church guild Music dancing ard deli
clous refreshments will be the attractions
and most enjoyable time is assured
those who attend
MINING COMPANY SUED-Joseph
fDedericks commenced suit il the district
court yesterday against the New Kiondike
Mining company 20 recover SSSl.56, alleged
10 be due Tor services rendered and ma
IerlalS furnished in the erection of build
lnEs for defendant company a its mining
property The plaintiffs attorneys are
Dey, Street q BTamel.
SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB.-At the reg
Ctar meeting OF the Social Science club
the members discussed the Tendency of
Trusts TO Destroy American Institutions"
Ar. Howard read an essay on THE Ini-
native and Referendum" Mr. 7. G.. Cecil
delivered an Grafton, and urged the young
men 10 take a more active part in the
political economy of their country.
TO DISCUSS LIQUOR TRAFFIC. The
Young Peoples Christian Union will hold
q meeting IN the parlors of the Y. NJ. G.
\. tomorrow night to receive reports from
the committees which were appointed to
act upon the resolutions adopted at the
last meeting in regard to some reforms
which the Union has undertaken to Sc
cure II regard to the liquor traffic in the
city.
JURY CUT CLAIM DOWN.-The jury
that has been listening to he Testimony
IN the case of DR.. Hector GTisw0ld VS.. A.
W McCune evidently does not place the
high value upon the denti~t's professional
services that he himself does He brought
suit Tor 81, GOO for work alleged to have
been performed. The Jury yesterday
brought ia a verdict in Judge Cherry's
court Tor SOL, difference OF opinion of
81 ,049
ALL HALLOWS COMMENCEMENT
me commencement exercises of All Hal
lows college occur on Monday evening
June Io, and very enjoyable time is
promised the many friends and patrons of
no rarr1
carried out at the Salt Lake theatre, be
ginning at O'Clock, and includes the pre-
sentation Of Waiting. For Tie \ erdfct.
strong lnelO-drama, by the college dra-
matte society.
SALVATION ARMY RALLY.-Maior
Pebbles. commander in chief of the Col
oradO division of the Salvation army led
me services at the new tent on lower
Main street last night, the attendance
being somewhat larger and more enthu-
Slasm being displayed than usual. Major
REPLIES proved very interesting talker
ana man OF accomplishments in a musi-
cal way He was formerly the pastor of
Presbyterian church.
MUSIC FOR LIBERTY PARK.-A very
commendable project is on foot by bust
ness men to raise popular fund to pay
Iof Dahd concerts. evenings and on Sun
days IN Liberty park A strong reason
Tor the park concert plan that appeals to
every one Is that many poor people have
not the means to take their families to
the Out-Ot-tOWn resorts for an airing and
moreover, the parks attractions w0uId
be more appreciated with d little music
BQYCE a VIsITOR.-Edward Boyce
President of the Western Federation of
Miners, Is in the city for few DAYS on
ms Way nome TO northern Idaho from
DENVER where he has been attending the
annual session of the union While here
PRESIDENT Boyce will look into his real
estate investments and Studiouslv avoid
newspaper men, who, d his opinion. are
the meanest set OF rascals that cucumber
The earth.
GOES TO FISH SPRINGS-Ludwick
5AulhQWSkl who was brought To the
keogh-HOSmer hospital a week ago from
I'm Springs and who died at that insti-
IuIlOn late Friday night. viii be taken to
American Fork for burial today by James
Chapman, with whom the deceased did
his banking business for many wears
He leaves wife at Fish Springs, but no
children He had conducted a store for
ten years in Fish Springs and had lived
ID NeFada Tor twenty years before that.
CTTYS CLAIM EXTINCUIsHED-
since the time Is drawing near when the
state university VIII abandon its old home
IN tho northwestern part of the city for
the magnificent new buildings on the
east bench, the question has been asked
II the old property would revert to the
city, which years ago ceded il 20 the uni
VerSlty, on condition that il would he i'm
proved and maintained for educational
purposes In consideration of the univer-
slty expansion, the city council in the
OF the grant, and now the university Is
free 70 sell the old property or otherwise
dispose of II without the municipalitv's
consent.
MEETING OF MINISTER'S COM
mittee of ministers appointed by the
Ministerial Alliance last Monday to in
terview President Snow on The SaItair
matter held a meeting in Dr.. Paden's
studio last night TO consider the pro-
posed interview. but decided, in view of
the presidents illness, to defer official ac-
ton until such time as the condition of
his health viii permit of an interview
Or- Paden, the chairman of the commit
tee. said that though the matter would
be dropped for the present, they had by
no means given it up and that the COM
7nittee would see President Snow as soon
as it was possible to do so.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Tbe
number of scarlet fever cases under quar-
antine yesterday was six in five families
compared with eighteen for the end of
the preceding week. While the cOndi-
tons relating TO scarlet fever have i'm
proved, smallpox conditions have become
little worse, nine cases of the disease
still being confined at the isolation hos
pital anu five i'm the city limits. Two new
cases were reported yesterday In the
DUnfOrd family at $50 West Eighth South
street Only one case of diphtheria o un-
der quarantine. The deaths IOr the week
numbered eighteen, exclusive of two
bodies brought 10 the city for interment
TWenty-seven births were reported last
week.
URRY WILL BE A COPPER-Last
evening Edgar S. Urry the astute Re-
publican politician of the Third precinct,
but formerly of the First. invested in a
policeman's Uniform. preparatory 10
commencing his duties as catrolman in
Liberty park. UrTy has not yet been
appointed To the job he has been chasing
so industgiOusly, but ne has assurances
that he can go to work at once, with
appointment and confirmation a certainty
next Tuesday evening Ever since
..Indga,, L-rrN nuit his lob as tankman