The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BORN-To the wife Of Irving E.
smith Jan. II, 1900. a son; weight nine
pounds
MAY VIEW REMAINS.-The remains
of Mrs Z. A Howard can De viewed from
her residence in the rear OF g East Fifth
South on Monday from II 10 1880
WILL GIVE A BALL-The first annual
BAH of the Order of Railway Conductors,
salt Lake division, No. 595. win be given
in Christensens' hall Tuesday night,
Jan. 3.
SHERTFFS BIRTHDAY.-Sheri How
els was reminded Of his 33rd birthday
Friday evening by his deputies gathering
at the official residence and pleasantly
celebrating the happy event.
BROKE HER ARM.-Mina Lundin. II
years old, fell from step-ladder yes
terday forenoon. breaking her left arm
The fracture, which was compound, was
dressed at st. Marks hospital.
CAVALRYAIAN HURT.-Trooper Will
Jams was thrown from a fractions horse
yesterday at Fort Douglas and received
some painful bruises on his back The
soldier will be confined TO the post hos
pital several days
RESCUE HOME MEETING.-A meet
ing of the board of directors Of the
WOman's Rescue Home Will be held at
the residence of Mrs. ". A Nelden at IL
O'Clock Tuesday morning. Important bus
mess is to be transacted.
To LEARN NURSING Miss Edna
Taylor of Friendship, y. y, entered the
training school Tor nurses a St Marx
hospital Yesterday. Her cousin, Miss
Esther Riley, is now taking the second
years course at the institution named
"COYNER SCHOOL" REUNION.-An
old time school soc al fOr old time pupils,
patrons. teachers and frioll1s Of the Pres
byterian school win be sven at the Col
legiate institute Friday evening. Jan. 20
il Isl a f0rerunner of tie twenty NTH an
niVeTsary.
OFFICES MOVED.-Isand and Water
Commissioner Westerfield and Building
Inspector Timer yesterday moved their
desks and Office effects into the basement
room Of the public building, on the west
size Of the city end, adjoining the health
department on the south
FIRST LECTURE.-Hon c. S. Varian
VIII deliver the first address on parlla-
mentary law before the Woman s Demo
cratic club in Justice Sommer's office IN
the Eagle block, on Wednesday evening.
The lecture viii begin promptly at
Q clOck and women may take escorts
LANGUAGE CLASSES. -Itev. h. Hoff-
man. pastor Of the German Lutheran
church viii open classes for the study OF
German and other foreign languages at
his home so West First South street, the
first week iu February a moderate
charge viii be made. Mr. Hoffman is con-
sidered a proficient linquist.
SCANDINAVIAN PAPBRS.-Through
tlE tltlL DA -Ntl- II az I-tFci 81 wv N'-e--i
dinavian weekly papers have been placed
permanently upon the tanle OF the pubic
library They are the SvenSka ATnefl-
keuska Poster of Alinneap Oiis Mimi, and
Svenska Amerikanaren, published at Chi-
cagO III, the former being silver ana
The latter a Republican paper.
SOLD FOR MORTGAGE Delta
trustees deed from J. i. shaw to EdWard
r. McLarTy Of New York was fled Tor
record yesterday, conveying three pieces
or ground in lots and q block -. plat A,
Salt Like City survey. The property was
f0rfclosed from J. J.. Haywood last month
10 satisfy a debt Of $4,000. The property
ia question fronts south ana west on the
corner OF First South ana 1hird west
streets.