The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-02
LOCRL BRIEFS.

4 CADETS AT LAG0ON-Fhe High
I school cadets ana their friends. about 500
/ strong, spent yesterday at Lagoon, where
/ an interesting pIOgramne Of sports was
( the main attraction
COURT. HOUSE WEDDING Thonas
paws ana MISS Laura Anderson, both Of
tnis city, We're married at the county
court house yesterday afternoon by Elder
office
RESIDENCE SOLD. Katherine A
Brockbank of Big Cottonwood. yesterday
conveyed byc warranty deed TO Harrison
A. Huh, a house and S2lsya65 feet OF
ground facing e3sE and north on Third
2no Is streets. The consideration stated
Is ZOO
SHERIFF. FINDS HORsES.-Sherif
- r,os 1oi uses IsSoN eLFo a span or heaVy
lieves have been stolen The animals arr
IN pne snerlh s possession and the owner
en- nave them by calling at his office
ana proving ownership
NEW LIND AND. ROCK ENTER
ttSE1---Ihe Union Lime q Stone com
2aly was organized in this city yester-
DAY with capital Of SlG3O00.. in 81 shares,
TO conduct the business Indicated in the
corporate title. T. L. Mitchell is presi-
P1ersOn. seCr6taTy and treasurer and q
II. Fischer and S j. Paulare the other
lncorporators and Shareholders.
ORGAN RECTTAL.-The organ recital
by about $500 people: The programme
rendered by Organlst Mcclellan evoked
S S-- many st-ansers IN the house, 10
whom the instrument was 2 revelation.
mere VIII r6s no recital "Wednesday next,
owing TO PROFESSOR McClellan.s absence
IN Idaho The next recital viii be reu-
oered Saturday.
CLERKS FEES LARGE-County
CIeIlt James yesterday paid over to the
county treasurer the Zee earnings in his
Two oInces for the month OF May The
total amount collected was $500 % in the
county clerks department. and $62l 20 in
I'd az
before have the Zee earnings been So
LaLse IN = month, but part of the in
crease IS due to the cOIIeCtiOn of a. fee of
over Si,Z0O for filing the Inventory and an
pralsement of the property of the lare
'OSe5A r. " shIher IN the probate division.
CITY CEMETERY DUsT-Thomas
CaIter sexton at the City cemetery ex-
IlS,LLs InaL the dust which created so
Inucn annoyance there on Decora tfOn dsy
wes NOT ne IauH of negligence on the
part o. either city officials or employees
put OF the ungOvernabIe- soil. MIR. Garter
says IhaJ Lne ground was thOrOughlv
SprInkled on the eV5ning before Memorial
10y ana dSaln IN the morning, some of
the wagons being put to work as early
as clock. But before the sun was un
ana blowaDle as though IL had never been
touched by water.
SEWER OVERFLOWEDL The large
pipe sewer along Fifth South street be-
the. corner of Tenth East street ana the
sewage was overlooking Yesterday from
iiNte Hptj-}sIIe the salt Lake brew
cry me sewer department insists THAT
lhe brewery employees uncovered the
Inahhole early In the month to let the
STORM water or and that in CONSEQUENCE {
a number of bOUIders got into the. pine I
ana clogged the flow. Tt was intended
nat Lae Guy council committee on saui-
Iary regulations should 20 Z over tb,, I
ground yesterday to see what could he
Ogue 70 2DaJt- the nuisance. but the COM
Inlttee postponed its inspection. The (
. IItlIil5e from Fort Douglas come; {
stHIougn TINS pipe and before the trouble I
IS renedled it is believed thai the e,
e9ilse VIII be large 10 the city
castle Gate, Clear Greek. Winter /
Quarters, Sunnyside lump. nat aD5 (
Elack: anthracite (alt sizes) Thess
Goals always in stock. % South Main
street. telephone 429.
D J. SHARP, Agent
Otah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; INTEREST
paid on savings deposits w F. Arm