The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.


~ X i dGt Sc WEDDTNG.-John g.
tssSeDheld of Cripple Creek. Colo and
- = 'i3tld ustund Of Logan, were mar
by Parson Scare veg
WOMEN-S DEMOCRATIC CLUR.-fae
W men Democra tic club viii meet to-
~ ~ az 80 az the residence of Mrs. J. 3.
helu. TO West North Temple An inter-
est-fS programme viii be given.
EIGHTH WARD FAIR-A fair for the
Denent Of the Relief society building fund
VIII be held at the Eighth ward meeting
mousse tonight and tomorrow night. These
Ialrs will be held upon different dates in
an the wards of the city. ana AZ is hoped
10 materially increase the fund for TIA
erection OF a HEADQUARTERS building Tor
the women's societies a the cau-ch-
RESERVOIR COMPLETED.-O T.
Young the Well known civil engineer re-
turned from Emigration csns ga ycster-
daF with the report that work on the
new reservoir of the Wagper Brewing
erVoir was constructed 5s part ot the
brewerys water supply, IL 81 90 feet
deep
BUFFALO JONES'. J. Jones of To-
peka- kan. the man who collected the
nerd of LLuaiO txh tited al az ell otach
d rev years ago, passed through the cIUN
yesterday en- route to Yellowstone park.
known, is going west TO visit '-Buffaio
Bill Cody Mr.. Jones Is now rearing
young buHalo and ir the monarch OF the
prairie does not after all become extinct,
It viii probably be due to l.Is efforts.
CONWAY HEARD 'FRONT.' is stated
og Wen known Salt LaleT who has iust
tSsLufbed from trip TO San Frahc-sco
mat Porter J. CONWAY, the absroudfurr
stock broker and insurance arr y..,s
seen there a few days ago in cnnversa-
lon with De Witt r. Lows. q former salt
L.aker, to whom he confided mis- intention
u sCoh salIlng Tor distant lands. No ef-
Tort mas yet been made so lar as known
70 secure the arrest and return OF the tu-
Gitive,
BAKER GOES BACK-Sheriff Webb of
PIttSburE KAN left Yesterday n1ornIusr
Tor Missouri with Charles Baker or Hunt,
tnS young man who is wanted there on d
enarGe o. numbering ClaId Villains in
MOneCte in last July the sheriH arrived
IN the city several days ago and has been
waiting Tor his TequisidOn papers, but
they old not arrive, and as the prisoner
exercised his Willingness TO 90 without
any papers the OthceF decided 10 proceed
without them.
BIDS WE'RE TOO HIGH.-The board
OF public works yesterday opened bids
LOT me IaElng OF l,dt rect Of stone curb
IN on the north side or South Temple
street TO + street ana Tor 16j Ieet in 'front.'
81 me ponce and fire stations but the
p--ces We're deemed excessive ana the
ieLtiHS OF contracts was deferred until
next spring. Palmer * Stearns proposed
10 furnish the stone ant set il al the
rate OF $50 per linear loot and 30 Tor
a
the rate Of Sl-lO a loot ana s. Tor corners.
LAND FUNDS To LOAN-At yester-
day : meeting Of the state land board ii
was announced that appLcatious for loans
on farms al the low rate OF per cent
annual interest would De considered again
with the opening OF the new year and for
an infefnlte period Thereafter. Last
spring L became neces sary TO suspend the
lQ&nlng OF state land funds on account OF
the loan of SlOJC00 made to aid in the
erection of the new university buildings,
but the annual payments on land sales
VIII soon be coming in at rate sufficient
10 make II possible 10 accommodate IaTm-
ers with desirable loans.
APOSTLE SMITH RETC RNS-Apostle
john Henry Smith returned yesterday
from CHICAGO where he attended the
meetings OF the national irrigation con-
sress- He states that there seemed to
De little doubt that the government would
grant the appropriation OF $4,000 solicited
Tor the beginning OF the scheme 10 re-
erVOir system The delegates were all
enthusiastic over the proposition and vii
make p strenuous enort 70 set the plan
IN operation at once Mr.. Smith address
cd the congress, visiting also the Mormon
mission in the northern states He visited
his old home and birthplace in Council
BlunSs Ia before returning
TRIAL. AT PRTCE-Ben and jack
Hatch and Dan Tolhver, the three young
men who are charged with having robbed
the DOstOffiCe at Cisco q few weeks ago
viii have hearing in Price today before
United states Commissioner W illldE
Howard. The young men were arrested
and tried at Moab on charge of bur ..
larry. but we're released. Deputy Marsh
Hardy then arrested them under tins
9ostoffice law and took them TO Price
where they have been held pending tnCll
trial, which viii commence TODAY. United
States Attorney WhittemOre lett lasl
NIT to attend the trial and Chief Dep
utv Smyth Of the marshall office accom-
panied him.