The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

OFFERTORY. .sOLO-Miss Elsie Bar
row viii sing the omeTtory solo at 81
Marks cathedral this morning.
UNITY CIRCLE.-The ladies Of Unity
circle viii hold a special meeting at ESQ
o'clock Wednesday at the home of Mrs
c. r. Watson, 15l Second East
AID SOCIETY OUTING.-The Ladies,
Aid society Of the First Congregational
church gives an outing at Saltair Mon
day Aug 26- The programme Is being
arranged and viii be announced later
SCHOOL TRU STEES MEET superin-
tendent Ashton Ea-s called meeting OF
the district school trustees Of the county
Ct his Office next Saturday noon 10 dis
cuss matters pertaining 10 the work Of
the coming school year, commencing
SEPT. 9.
MEETING POSTPONED-The regular
monthly meeting of the &Oman's Demo
cratic clue viii be postponsd until tne
to the continued absence of so many o. its
members All the ladies are requested 10
be present at the September meeting.
SMALL FIRE Matches in the hands
the premises of j. F. RutterwOl'tn a. s6i
West Third South street yesterday after
noon A sneG In the yard used as store
room and barn was lgnited and damaged
70 the extent OF about Si5 the IRE de
partnient arrived on the scene IN time
10 prevent further damage
BANKRUPTCY CASES. Charles w
DraDer. a bookkeepeT for the Rio GRANGE
Western, filed a petition in bankruptcy
with the clerk Of the federal court yes
terday- His debts amount to SS9l62 and
his assets are Sl35. A petition was also
filed By Joseph Hanson of Murray. giving
Liabilities OF $1O95 and assets IF S20oS,
which he claims is exempted.
PRIZE WINNERS wANTED-G 3
Blakely, the chairman of the entertain
ment comG7itsee for the Woc5meu's out
ing az SaltaiI last Wednesday is ..nxious
that the holders of the lucky numbers
call at his place of business. % West
Second south street, and get sheir money
The lucky numbers are 1888, 3654, 81, 4l40,
16zS. 4765. $685. $3.50. l136. Ss2. s7IS. 166.
SALE OF REALTY.-By the terms OF a
warranty deed flied Yesterday with the
county clerk Thomas ROsca1p has pur-
S93aXI65 feet of ground facing north or
First South street from 247lz feet east
OF seventh Fast stfs x us property
Sheets for a Consideration of 5000 10 Els
whose price to Roscamp was $3.50.
JAILED OK SUSPICION Edward
Clark, suspicious looking character
who was found wandering about the
Short Line depot last night with three
suits OF c!othes ana some trlnkets 10 his
possession was picked up by Ofi1cer Gil
lespie and landed in the city jail. Clark
claimed that he besged and bought the
stuf. hut the ofieers were rather slIe-
case
ROCKED A CAR.-John Buchanan.
young lad living In the western part OF
warrant charging him with disturbing
the peace The complaint against him
was made By Conductor F. z. B0sW.ck
on ms Second South line, who alleges
that the lad threw stones At his car a
ssw nights ago. endargering the safety
o. hsmselt and his passengers. The Young
nan put up SO for mis- appearance in
court tomorrow and was allowed 10 60
COUNTY DISCLAI8Is. The co,.atv
conmissionerf yester1ay directed the
county attorney 70 erts< a disc aimer for
the couuts 10 the Ownership OF anv of
me land in North Salt Lake about which
TIE oregon Short Line Railroad company
IS suing number of property owners
WHO have refused 70 sell the land upon
which % build the e0mDauy's proDosed
new shops. Formerly the county had
some interests in that locality pat now
q is not concerned in the condemnation
proceedings.
CAPTAIN TURNER'S DETAIL
recen- issue OF the Des Moines fTs4 RE-
lstsr telisfo1 the arrival there OF captain
=. B. Turner 70 superntend the erection
Of rnodei quarters Tor a regiment ~
cavalry The plans cal for an exue1di-
x2re Of 10000 Captain Turner. since
rs eep2rtlre from Fort Douglas wits
ne sixth infantry, has been engaged