The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-01-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BRANCH TELEGRAPH OFFICE
The Western Union Telegraph company
| has opened a branch office at the Ken
l yOn hotel
CRIMINAL CASES.-Distriet Attorney
| EichnOr viii apply to the district court
/ on Monday to have number of criminal
| cases set for trial
SALVATION ARMY SERVICE.-Evau-
EellSt y. J. Smith Of Colorado Springs.
Colo, will speak at the Salvation Army
! hall, 146 East Second South street, to-
| night All are welcome
WOODMEN'S INSTALLATION
| % ana Silver Maple circle No. 10, Wood
men of the World, will hold d joint pub
lie installation of officers at l. O. .. f.
hall next Friday evening
DEATH OF HANS VOSS.-Hans Voss.
rather OF Mrs. O. L. Eliason and grand
father of the late Oscar Eliason. died at
the family residence, 81 East Fifth
SOUTH on Friday Deceased was 69 years
Of age
A CORRECTION.-Bisho Hodgson.
/ the new bishop Of the Third ward, cor
reefs the statement that he IS treasurer
of the salt Lake Building & Manufacture
ing company He severed his connection
with tins company two years ago.
JUDGE MORSE TIED KNOT.-Fred
Hanson OF Murray and ELLEN NJ. Larson
or TINS city were married at the county
court house yesterday by Judge Morse.
I This was his hOnors first erroTt and ne
/ tied the nuptial knot as aTtisticalIy as a
veteran.
STEALING PIGEONS.-AIbert Pritch-
ard, a young lad who lives on MOrten-
sen alley, sWOre to a complaint yester-
day before Judge Timmgnv charging
young Emil johnson with stealing some
OF his pigeons warrant was issued
Tor JOhnSOnS arrest
FAREWELL ENTERTs INMENT.-
| "Wednesday the 18th inst . farewell en-
tertainment will be given in the Eigh-
Letnll ward IN honor Of Frank g. MOyle
who has been called to MI a mission in
Europe A choice programme has been
arranged, TO be followed by dancing.
COMPANY y ORGANIZATTON-AU
/ me members OF company II, the new in
LdulIS organization, are ordered to re-
| port for duty at the armory Monday
evening at ) O'Clock Inc oTganiza ton
| VIII be completed by the election OF OF
ncers under the supervision OF Colonel
Fdfk ana the adoption of bylaws
ITUAL IMPROVEMENT CONFER
! IN IA special musical DroEranrne
/ has been prepared for the conference Of
I the Young Men Mutual Improvement
associations, which Is To be held TODAY
me general meeting viii be held at .
CLOCK the ofncers meeting at 6.5J. I5Oth
I meetings viii be held IN the tabernacle
/ LECTURE ON BOOK OF MORMON. %
/ Professor Mills of the l.. d. 5. college
/ VIII deliver a lecture on the Book of
Mormon on Monday evening in the new
/ L. D =. college building. All the officers
I and members of the Young Ladies Mu-
Juai Improvement associations are m
Vited to attend and all others who are
| Interested. The lecture begins at $50
T p. m
BUILDING PERMITS ED-Eight
permits 20 build and to make improve
menta were issued last week by Inspector
Timer calling tor an aggregate eXpendi-
/ ture of Sl4.&D The largest sum in a per
/ NIT was $1,000 Tor Il brick warehouse
stable and Office building for the CONT
mental on company, near the Rlo Grande
! Western depot. other and minor per
mits authorize an expediture OF $50.
! LIBRARY IS CROWDED.-Thep public
I library is so largely patrOnized in the
/ afternoons that standing room is at a
premium In the opinion OF the trustees
I she city council would readily grant the
request for more room II they had OPP
pOTJunity of seeing how large the at
tendance Is there every afternoon. For
/ a few weeks yet there will be no new
{ lists of book acCeSslOus issued Tor pub
LEGATION. but later a large number OF new
I books will be placed on the shelves.
EXTRA PATROLAIEN.-Ch Hilton
/ yesterday selected the ten extra men al
lowed him by the city council for duty
/ curing the STOCK convention All OF the
| men selected have formerly been con-
necJeu with The police department Their
/ Horace Heath, b. O. Siegfus .. 2. pratt rat
I l. = Larson William r. Thorn. K. L.
/ shannon, sam klrkman, James Busby
/ and A II. Wilson. The men viii assume
I their duties next Monday and VIII be
/ divided among the three shifts.
! STREET CAR LETTER SERVICE
Z POStmaSUcT Thomas said yesterday JHat
3 Ia a lew AdES ne W0NAu llAdlk LlEdle
street car letter service In this city The
I Rapid Transit Railway company mas
! agreed TO place letter boxes OF "a special
} pattern on a certain number of cars run
/ nlng 10 the remOter portions Of the CITY.
/ The cars viii stop few moments AT
I certain places, hereafter TO be desIgnat ted,
! to permit persons to place letters in the
/ boxes. This system Is i'm use at New
/ Haven. Conn. Burlington. Ia. and two
I OF three other cities in the United states.
! SALE WAS NOT MADE-Commissio
/ er Macfarlane of the state land board
/ offered at public auction yesterday noon
I tho buildings and grounds recently OCCu-
/ pied by the Utah university in the north
D western part of the C'ty, but there We're
no bidders and the sale was adjourned
T indefinitely. The probabilities are that
/ the property Will next be offered at pri-
/ vate SAFE at "A price of not less than the
appraised value, S125.C00 for the univer-
/ slty square and $4,000 for the laboratory
property on the block east. So tar as
/ known there are no prospective pUrchas-
I ers for either piece Of property and the
proposed sale may not be made Tor an
. Z indefinite uerfOd vet.