The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-07-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.

PAINTING CLUB AIEETS.-The Min
eral Painting club held meeting on Fri
day last and adjourned to Sept. Il
CALL FOR BANK REPORTS. -Secre-
tary of State Hammond Yesterday issued
a call upon all Of the private and cor
poration banks in Utah to send in reports
of their condition at the close OF business
on June q.
SINGERS ARE INVITED.-Singers who
are interested III the Spanish Fork Els
teddfOd to be held in August are invited
TO join in the choir being organized by
Evan Arthur OF this city. First rehearsal
will be held in the choir nall, Richards
street on Monday evening at O'Clock
BOUNTY FOR SILK CULTuRE.-Stat
Audlt0r richards yesterday drew large
number of warrants on the treasury IN
payment Of the states bounty for the
encouragement of silk culture. While the
number of claimants was large, the ag
gTegate amount paid 10 growers OF CO.
cOOns was not very startling in It's size
CALDER'S PARK RUMORS-One of
the many rumors heard on the street
since the transfer of Callers park to r..
Il. WiCks, the real estate agent, is that
the purchase was made for Mrs. Glitch,
who owns Elitch's gardens, the popular
Denver resort Mr.. Wicks is still out Of
town, and the report cannot be confirmed
before his return.
ADMITTED TO THE BAR William
NJ McCrea was admitted 10 the bar of
the district court yesterday by Judge
Hlies on motion of W. G. Hall. The
young practitioner is well remembered as
one OF the graduates of the Salt Lake
High school. class of 81. In the gradual
ing class OF the law department AT Cor
nell university last June he won high
hOnOrs.
HE LOST HIS SHOES.-G. V. Munsey,
who lives at No. 404 East Eighth South.
reported to the police last night that
new pair Of tan shoes had been stolen
from his house some time yesterday. rhe
family were all away from home yester
day afternoon and when his wife returned
she SAW two men lettering around the
house, and they are SUSPECTED of having
taken the shoes.
SENTENCE SUSPENDED carl John
son, the boy arrested tor obstructing the
car line of the West Side Rapid Transit
company, was taken before Justice Nc
Master yesterday. The judge read him a
good lecture and on his promise to behave
IN future suspended sentence. he boy
is only - years old and he promised not
to pile any more sand on the rails or in
any manner. interfere with traffic of the
road again
PAINTING ON EXHIBITION-Mrs
John Minor has "A beautiful exhibit OF
water color paintings in Midgleys store
done in the Opaque style, comprising a
choice number Of tleral pieces, painted by
Mrs. Minor, which are eXqusIely done.
Mrs. Minor during her recent stay III
Chicago, studied under Mrs Human
pupil Of Madame ROOSenboOm of The
Hague the great flower painter. The eX-
hibit will continue during next week.
EXPLORERS IN ARIZONA.-The Ari-
IONA Republican of July - contains a very
complimentary notice of the passing OF
the Brigham Young academy expedition
through Benson, AIiz., on July II. After
explaining the object OF the expedition,
the Republican says il will be watched
with great interest by ArizOnans. The
article mentions incidentally that two CT
the party will be left in Yucatan and two
in the United States OF Colombia to study
the languages and traditions of the peO-
pie
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT-Accord-
ing to the weekly report OF the health de-
partment, the number OF scarlet fever
cases in the city has decreased to ten, in
nine families. Four new cases of typhoid
fever were reported and one case of diph-
liberia is still under quarantine. Four
cases of smallpox were reported during
the week making seven now in existence
in three households. The births reported
numbered twenty and the deaths nineteen,
exclusive of one body brought from out
side the city for interment
STOLEN GUN Recommendation
Sheriff DOWse Yesterday recovered from
the pawn shop at 137 South Main street
the 32-calibre revolver stolen by Charles
White from his former employers, Brady
x Morris. the grOcerS on East Seventh
South street. The lad was araigned be-
fore Judge Norrell yesterday to plead to
"A charge of burglary relating to the time
when he took about 800 from the store
several nights ago, but the defendant was
given till next Saturday to plead. The
Judge inquired as to Whites age and re-
ceiVed the reply that he was II last Sep
TENDER.
SMALLPOX GETTING y FRESH
START.-As \ result of David Saunders
keeping quiet about his attack of small
pox at his home, 1910 East Third South
street his brother. Louis Saunders, and
his young wife. living at the same place,
have become stricken with the disease.
The health department has had the in
fected home quarantined and the hope is
INDUCED that the cOntagiOn will not
spread beyond its present limits, although
since the isolation hospital was closed
patients are not controlled as satisfac-
torily. Another case was reported at No.
SO Pitt street.