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

BANK CLEARINGS@Ih bank clear
ings yesterday were SIS, ECO, compared
with 10000 for the corresponding day of
last year.
FUNERAL NOTICE.-The funeral of
William NJ. Sheppard, The well known
old hackman, Will occur on Sunday, at Y
noon, from the Twenty-s ward
meeting house.
CITY PAY DAY-Today Treasurer
Norris will disburse over 81 900 to the
city officials and employees This viii
make the clty's OVerdrafC a the bank
about $4,000.
STORE BURGLARIZED.-Th store of
q. w. Ebert, the wall paper dealer, at
SO South State street, was broken into
at late hour Thursday night and about
800 taken from the TILL
ART LECTURES.-Mrs Franc r. Eli
oft viii lecture before the teachers insti-
tute at Ogden today on art and Mrs Alice
Merrill Horne viii perform a similar
service for the institute of teachers at
Provo.
COLLEGE ENTERTAINMENT An
entertainment OF high order OF merit
Will be given by the students of All Hal
lows college this evening at the college,
complimentary TO the president, Very
Rev. Larkin
MARRIED IN CHEYENNE.-A special
dispatch last evening 10 The Herald from
Cheyenne announces that Mr. Charles b
Carlisle of Cheyenne and Miss Lizzie
Adams of Provo were united in marriage
in that city yesterday.
BROKE HIS LEG.-Oliver Hodgson, the
building contractor, is laid up with a
broken leg caused by failing from his
bicycle. Jagged ends OF bone prOtruded
from the flesh, and II viii be a long time
before he Will be able TO get around.
LUMBER LIEN FILED.-MorrisOn
Merrill < co. yesterday Med with the
county recorder NOTICE OF Intention 10
claim and hold a ken against the prop
erty OF the Bingham Iunnel company Tor
an unpaid lumber bill amounting to
SSl9.46.
STOLEN HORSES RECOVERED
Sheriff HOWefls has rounded up twelve
head of stolen horses belonging TO differ
ent parties. Any person VINO is looking
Tor stolen horses or mules would do well
TO call at the sheriff Office and identity
their animals
CAPTAIN BUCKS DETAIL-Captain
Beaumont b. Buck of the Sixteenth in
Tantrys formerly stationed a. Fort Doug
las, IS on a detail from Fort LeaVen-
worth, Kan, TO Fort Snel ing, Mont, TO
conduct a detachment of the Eighth in
fantry to Cuba.
ALTA CLUB EXPAN5ION.-The Alta
club yesterday bought from Colonel WI
lard Young the 1OrJy-fOOt strip OF ground
adjoining the club on the east, paying
therefor 1880. Until the ground Is needed
for an annex to the club building it Will
be converted into a lawn.
WORKING on TEACHERS LIST
The school board committee on teachers
held another meeting last night TO fur
Their consider Superintendent COOpers list
OF teachers to be elected Tor next years
service. Another meeting viii be neces-
sary to finish the consideration.
BURGLARS CONFESSED. - Immedi-
ately after Sheriff HOwells returned yes
terday from the north, bringing with MIN
lon la & nat from no
Draper Mercantile cOmpany's store by
the three hobo burglars captured al Ter
race, he exhibited the stuff TO them,
which had the ehect of bringing out q
confession of their guilt.
JOHNS GOES TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Z. Johns, who has occupied the position
OF assistant secretary OF the \. NJ. G. A.
tor some time past, last evening handed
IN his resignation and will leave on Mon
day for MercUT, Where he is to take q
lucrative position. This evening the mem
bers of the association will tender him a
farewell good time In the rooms, to which
all his friends are invited.
WIENER BUYS A HOME.-John b
Weimer, the Deep Greek mining operator
yesterday purchased from George SaVilie
tract of land containing 2l5.4X759 and
50S6X3I9.5 feet, on Seventh East street.
opposite Calder'S park. a brick house is
on the ground, but Mr.. Weimer intends
to erect a fine suburban home in place of
the present Improvements. The purchase
price was 5000 and the assuming of a
mortgage of $3.50.
SUSPECTS DISCHARGED-Ro Am
brOse and August Smithy were arTaigned
IN Justice TimmOny's court yesterday on
a charge of receiving stolen goods from
Pat Daily. The goods alleged to have been
delivered over to the accused We're wooden
material stolen from the Provo wooden
mills IL March of last year. The evidence
tended to show that the men did not
know that the goods mad been stolen, and
they were accordingly discharged by the
justice.
MODEL OF CATHEDRAL-An artist
by the name of DelOO, who recently
came TO Salt Lake from Antwerp, Eu-
rope, has been for some time past MAX
ing a model in plaster of paris of the
new St. Mary's cathedral Yesterday the
model was placed in the window of the
Salt Lake Electric Supply company
store on First South street, where it will
be on exhibition for some time. 1t is a
beautiful piece of work and gives a fair
idea Of what the cathedral Will be when
completed.