The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-12-15
Local Briefs

SEVENTH WARD BALL-Tbe Seventh
ward ball viii be held next Thursday
evening at ChrisJensen's hall
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.-The County
Ieachers, institute viii meet in the Lat
Ier-day Saints university building next
Saturday.
TO REHEARSE NEW MTSIC-Tbe
SAT- Lake Glee club viii meet for re-
learsal OF new music today at 1890 at
Coalter's music store
CHANCE FOR THE BARD-Judee
Powers has been invited to read the
poem at the annual meeting of the Bar
association on Jan. J.
WEDDING AT THE MANITOU.-O. c..
Baker of Frisco and May Goodwin Of
Lehlg were united IN marriage last even
ingi the ceremony taking place in the par
Tors of the MsnitoU hotel
RECEPTION TO ELDER.-A farewell
reception viii be given tomorrow evening
at the IWenty-first ward meeting house
TO Elder William Purt, who leaves short
~ on mission to Great Britain.
HAYNES STILL, nIPROVNG-Dr.
Niles stated last night that he thought
there was a slight Improvement yester-
day in the condition of W. s. HAYNES
who 7as shot by Roy Kaighn a short
time ago.
BANK CLEARINGS.-Th bank clear
ings for the week amounted to A.O44.5l5
which IS a gain of S655. 63S over the cor
responding week o. last year. YeSter-
days clealtngs were S411, 421, compared
with $2ii,334 for the same day a year ago.
CAN'T KEEP OUT OF JAIL-Afike
Aaron, who has just finished a term in
the penttenuary Tor rObbing a telephone
girl on Main street a few months ago,
was landed in the city jail last night on
a charge of violating the license Ordi-
nance. Aaron was found on the street
selling fake jewelry, and was rounded in
RUGS STOLFN.-A Mrs. Davis. who
lives at 5Z8 South Fourth East street. re
ported to the police yesterday that some
rugs had been stolen from her residence
yesterday morning. She said that she
left them hanging on the clothes line
while she was cleaning the house. and
when she returned for them they had dis
appeared.
HELD FOR LARCENY.-Jack Richard
son and Sam GriCe, who were arrested a
few days ago on charge of bres king
into the Commercial Resort saloon, on
First South street, and stealing three
boxes of cigars, appeared IN Judge Diehl' 3
court yesterday afternoon for preliminary
hearing. Grice wa, held to the district
court under 500 bonds and Richardson
was released
BIG CROWD EXPECTED.-The state
superintendent of schools expects a big
attendance ar the Utah State Teachers
d
Dec. 16-3S. Superintendent Christensen has
suggested TO the county superintendent
that they ask the trustees of the various
districts TO allow the teachers salaries
To go on during week OF the holidays,
so that they will be better able to at
tend the association meeting, and many
have consented % do so.
ARRANGE FOR BANQUET. Judge
Chris DiehI. Dana Smith. Don G. Rob
errs and William Igleheart, the comm E
tee on banquet for the Pan-ldellenic as
sociation, met yesterday morning and
completed arrangements for the annual
gathering which will take place on Jan.
9. Invitations Will be issued shortly, and
all college fraternity men in the city viii
be invited. Such as have not hitherto
been affiliated with the association are
urged TO send their names and addresses
TO any membe- of the committee. so they
may ne included in the invitation list.
HEALTH REPORT-The report OF the
board of health for the week ending Dec.
~ is as follows: Births, males :. females
S. deaths. males 10, females 6; bodies
brought here for interment, . bodies
shipped away for intermeut ,. COnta-
gious diseases-Smallpox reported during
the week, 2; now under quarantine, 4.
last week. =; scarlet fever reported dur
ing the week IS, last week, 3, died dur
ing the week l; remaining under quar-
antine 50. last week, %. diphtheria re-
ported during the week, &. last week o.
died during the week, !, remaining under
fever reported during the week, 6, last
week. L, died during the week. /, re-
naming IN the city, 70, last week, ID
measles reported during the week. Il,
last week. ID chicken poX reported dur
ing the week. &, last week, J.