The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-14
FOCAL BRIEFS.

MUSIC AT ST NARY S--Mrs Lulu
Mayne viii sing Fear 2 Notr - Is
rael" bv Dudley Buck. at St. Mary to
day.
MRS. WILSON'S FUNERAL.-,The fu-
neral OF the late Mrs wilson VINO Was
fatally shot lv young Frank ShurIeII3
viii be held az Big Cottonwood this az
1ernoOn at 1 o clock
COUNTY WARRANT CALL-TTeasur-
or Dale has issued a call Tor me re-
demution of $1,000 worth Of county war
rants The werrants to be redeenled VIII
include the registered interest," bearing
series issued as late as Apflt e.
NOnIAn-s DEMOCRATIC GILLETTE
Fsosfpou.d nesting Of the woman Dem
otratic club viii be held at the residence
of Mr. Joseu7 Cohen Gt 3l2 Sixth street
al 2:S0 O'Clock on MOuuay afternoon a
full attendance is requested as business
OF importance viii ne transacted
WOMAN WILL RECOvIR-The wo-
man unou whom DR.. Edward = F@yne
Is alleged 70 nave perIo Ili.t0 ,fy5f 10 h.
s1De-dJTuI, was reported lasL nl8lt 70 ~
much improved and her PHYSICIANS ieel
much encouraged over her prosIsGjLs LOT QI9
recovery DR. Payne VINO was taheh ~
IN the county jail. was reported 10 De
mucl1 improved last night, also.
BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING.-A
special meeting Of the state Bar assl9la-
ZION of Utah has been called by PRESIDENT
- = varian and Secretary c. s. Kinney
on Tuesday eV ming, July g at CLOCK
at the federal court room IN mis- CITY 10
elect three ueltSo-te1 ~ INT ---r-'-
T3ar assOciaffOn's annual meeting in Den
yer. Aug. Il TO %. A full attendance IS
requested
VAN FTRAN RECOVERING.-Arth
J. Van kuran, late loSdl treasure ~ M
oregon Short Line railroad, is slowly re
covering from his severe illness from
appendicitis. for which he underwent an
operation a the Holy Cross hospital sey-
oral weeks ago He is still al the nos
pital and it Will be several days yet pc
fore ne is taken back to the county jan
10 await trial on the charge OF elnDez-
element
DEATH OF MRS. PICKENS-AIrs.
Elizabeth A. Pickens died from the ,ef-
Fects of a cancer at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs B. y K 46 III W. ~
Pfckens came to Salt Lake from Omaha
three months ago TO visit her rela ives
Funeral services VII be held at the resi-
dance 81 South Sixth East street. ar
8 o'cloCk lhfs afternoon, after winch the
remains VIII be shipped TO Omaha Tor
antermenL
CLERKS WERE DOCKED.- The news
came to light yesterday that one of the
firms of tht. citv locked its employees
for tho time Eiven Wednesday afternoon.
This has thoroughly Disguised the en-
Dlovees. and Il this is the policy 20 DC
pursued. the. certainly wiz not ask ior
a half holiday. They say the under
standing was that all clerks ana 2Jner
EMPLOYEES We're to have full wages II tnt
half holiday was granted. The expert
aneut Of closing viii be tried again on
next Wednesday afternoon.
LABOR LEADERS NISIT.-Dan Nc
Donald. psssidsut of The Western Labor
union. spent a couple of days in Salt
Lake CITY and left for Butte LAST even
inE. After tho adjournment of the con
ven-iOn in Denver. AIr Mcdonald made
q Tour OF Colorado and Wyoming in the
interests Of his organization. and insti-
tuted new unions in several of the largest
towns in those states. The Western La
Dor union embraces al. least 20 per cent
of organized labor in the west, the terri
TOTv embracing all the states west of
the Missouri river.
CUT IN SUGAR. ". Haywood. the
local representative of the Western
Sugar Refining company and or the
American Beet Sugar company, an
nOunCed last night thai until further no
tice he would sell cane sugar on board
cars IN San Francisco for s. per nun
dred weight and 1870 for beet sugar
This win make the prices in Salt Lake
With freigi added $40 and S5.65 re-
spectivelY. This means a cut of about
90 cents per hundred weight for The
past three DAYS and viii be good news
to the house wives who are busy putting
up their fruit Mr.. Haywood states mat
the cut is due t. the rate cutting by the
eastern reTlUeTies.