The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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resident now of Bountiful, was admitted
to citizenship yesterday by Judge Morse.
WARD SOCIAL-Next Friday evening
/ the l. Y. NJ. I a Of the Eighteenth ward
VIII give a grand old fashioned character
oail Tor the Denent OF the Woman's build
ms Besides dancing the committee has
arranged for several booths and q voting
ward.
SOLD A HOME.-A warranty deed was
tled for record yesterday with the county
recorder conveying from Ida Gulick of
Los Angeles to the Home Investment
/ company house and 5Ox125 feet-of ground
facing north and east on Fourth and r
/ streets The stated consideration paid
SECOND WARD CONTEST. Mrs. Dill
K Little was awarded the silver service
at the Second ward fair. she having re
/ celNed the greatest number of votes for
the most popular lady. The fair was in
| every way a success and the young men
ana women who promoted il received the
highest praise for their efforts.
BROTHER HEARD F-ROM.-Undertak-
er O Donnell received a message last
night from William Baker. d brother of
Lewis Baker, the man who died in the
Holy Cross hospital a fsW nights ago I'M
der peculiar circumstances. stating that
I e would leave Friday, the 22nd inst. for
Salt Lake to get the Body of his brother.
WATCHMAN'S BOND.-AxeI Uhrstrom
yesterday filed with the county clerk his
pond IN tie sum Of $l,OG0, assured BY J. r.
as 1t IS approved by Mayor Thompson the
new nightwatch at the city and county
| building will be qualified to enter upon
his duties on March I, succeeding William
! Calder, who is making room for a Repub-
ucan.
INJURED AT SUNNYSIDE.-WiII
j. Brace, the young man who was in
jured in No. ] mine at Sunnyside on
/ Wednesday and brought to St Marks
hospital, IS considered to be in critical
| condition. His head was caught between
a moving coal car and the side of the
tunnel and serious injuries resulted. Last
night Braces condition was reported
slightly improved.
ELECTRICAL BAI.L.-The Union of
electrical Wire Workers win give
brand ball on the evening OF March j in
Gilt $ hall 1t is promised that the ball
! room Will be Illuminated in a manner that
! VIII excel IN novelty anything heretofore
attempted on similar lines in this city
! I'D Lawrence is chairman of the commit
lee on decorations and he is giving nearly
an OF ms time to the spectacular features
/ Of the ball
ENTERING THE FIELD.-The Pruden-
/ uaI insurance Company of America,
! with headquarters at Newark, y. J. yes
/ terday filed with the secretary of state
/ papers necessary TO be filed to entitle it to
| commence business in Utah, but because
4 no certificate was presented accepting the
state constitution and designating a resi-
/ dent agent the entrance of the Prudential
/ company into Utah filed for business is
not complete.
CLARK-FORBES WEDDING.-Jame
/ A FORBES, d popular employee of the
! WaterWorkS department and Miss Ada
N Clark a charming young woman of
] this city. were married last evening at
me home of the brides brother $50 F
street The ceremony was performed by
Elder Albert J. Scare, and was witnessed
by d number of relatives and intimate
! friends of the bridal couple. Following
/ the ceremony = supper was served the
guests.
CITY BONDS AGAIN LATE.-It was
expected that the city'S recent issue OF
SouHVJO worth of Tefunding bonds would
be sent from New York in time 10 arrive
here for signature OF Monday, but yes
teTday E'aTSOu. Leach & Co. the puT-
cnasers OF the issue, applied by letter to
the city nnance Oflcials for certificate
showing that all of the interest coupons
on the issue to be refunded have Deen
paid and Cancelled for the past ten years.
The desired certificate was sent to New
York, but it is believed that the request
will have the effect of a further delay in
closing up the bond deal
FUNERAL OF NJ b PLANK.-The
family and friends of the late NJ. B. Plank
! have arranged for simple funeral services
over the remains of the dec ca sed q the
undertaking parlOrs Of 5. d. Evans to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock The
friends of the family are invited to at
send. Mrs. George P Behrensmeyer of
Quincy, Ills. "A daughter Of the deceased.
! arrived in the city last night and will
accompany the remains of her father
back to Illinois, where they will be
DuIleA ne IEildlliS VIII ne shipped on
the 1920 train after the services tOmOr-
row.
WAR VETERANS BALL.-Invitation
are being issued for the reunion ball next
Friday night Ia the Thirteenth ward as
Sembly rooms 10 be given by the Salt
Lake County Society of Utah Indian War
Veterans BY reason of the fact that the
committee does not know all of the
names of the veterans who live in this
county, it is desired that all veterans,
whether they receive printed invitations
al
the ball. A good old fashioned time,
with dances, music and prompting of the
old days. Is assured all who attend This
reunion is 40 be preliminary to others of
greater pretentiOns.