The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-04
LOCAL BRIEFS.

FLATS OF BINGHAM FILED.-The
"a q the official plats Of Bingham
tONnslte survey, lettered from A to L
terday-
BANK CLEAPlNGs bank clear
LIS yesterday were Ss3e513.aS compared
with u sfSz.45 s. for the corresponding dav
u last year me large ciearlngs are due
TO the taxes that are get coming in.
SMALLPOX REPORTS state
Eeafth board received a report of two
teroay- Eight cases of The disease were
Iepontes from Scofield and three from
Winter Quarters.
BIDS FOR STATE WORK-ProDosals
Tor furnishing the necessary stationery
supplies Tor the legislative session and
cong the printing and binding of the
os1.7, avs ana reports, were opened yes
4TSIuay Dy the state board OF examiners,
Tending the tabuiati0n Of the several
ferred-
ROGNoNs APPOINTMENT c.
no-hon, the well known Sau Lake at
tofneys who went into Alaska last spring
III search OF a fortune. has recently been
appointed United States commissioner
trict including Nome There is q good
salary and good fees attached to the Of
STRICKEN WITH SMAIIPON-.rhe
VIE Of Policeman Gillespie, residing at
81 North Seventh West. street. was YES
terday stricken with smallpox The other
EtANNN WIZ Va Leo GlLu- EANlu@
~ - N street and Larry Carroll, d
roomer at the Leadviile house Tne All
yer; however was vaccinated years ago
ana mas only d case Of VariOiOsd
COLORED PEOPLE SUBSCRIBED
Inc trustees Of ,he African NJ. +. church
EeP0Tt steady IT3gress in their church
building fund A. their meeting last
night the follOWlng subscriptions we're
announced: P. H. PDbiasOn, So. B. c
Steel. SIS II d Powell Si6 The tofaf
~ff
is sra ny 'i'' ~ ''eO''''e
OVERCOAT STOLEN.--A sneak thief
paid a visit to DR. Bickford's office IN
the Summit block yesterday afternoon
coat disappeared with him. The doctor
lett his coat in the reception room while
ne was busy with patient in the Op-
Grating room and when he finished with
his patient and went for his coat it was
gone.
VETOED THE BIKE ORDNANCE
Mayor Thompson yesterday filed with
the c-tN recorder his objections to the
ordnance passed by the council last
tuesday evening defining regula lions for
the use of sidewalks outside of the paved
district for wheeling during the winter
time The veto merely draws attention
TO the fact that the ordinance prescribes
no penalty for violations. The impress
@ioH obtains that the omission was in
territorial but the veto will be acted upon
by the council this evening.
LUMBER OFFICE ROBBED.-Some
AtAAAN uNEAlE 0dLHIuIA llEul the tUniDeE
yard on1ce OF George +. reit " a.. on
lower State street. was entered by bur
glars, who evidently gained entrance
through the front door which was open
ed with a skeleton key. Beth she till
and the safe were rdnsacked and the
papers thrown on the floor. y notice
posted on the safe door that it was un-
locked probably prevented its destruction.
check and county warrant for $50 in
the aggregate were left on the floor but
the thieves found few pieces of silver
and took them.
SIZE OF CITY OVERDRAFT.-Ye
dstt treasurer Morris deposited in bank
Sl35,000 of the money turned over to him
on Saturday by the county treasurer On
account of the tax collections for the
city, thereby reducing the city overdraft
of sos, 1896 IS to $65.396.7S. The teasurer
will try to accumulate, with the nest egg
of S12,SS5 reserved from the tax revenues,
enough money by Christmas to make the
payment OF $1,000 for bOad interest to fall
due then, but he is puzzled TO know how
the OVerdraft which represents the
amount of OUTS anding warrants. can be
wiped out by the end Of the time limit
on Dec 81 II the bond issue cannot be
made and with less than $4,000 to come
from taxes,
Castle Gate, Clear Creek, Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
sIa ok anrhva cite IAN efzaA These