The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-13
Local Briefs


TO ELECT ESIDENT.-There will
be a meeting OF the Young Peoples
Christian union at the First Methodist
church Monday mig - to elect a president
Of the organization.
ALLISON APPOiNTED. - Governor
Wells has appointed Superintendent VIII
liam Allison of the Ogden schools q
member of the state board OF education
20 fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation Of Frank Il. Cooper, former su-
perintendent of the salt Lake schools
BOY WILL RECOVER young
son Of Norris Young, who was y badly
bgrned while burning leaves a his fath-
ers home on Emerson avenue Friday.
was reported 20 be getting along nicely
yesterday, and Or. S. L. Richards, who
is attending htn. stated that he had no
fears for his recovery.
SECRETARY CT STATES FEES
The fees of the secretary of states office
for the quarter ending March 81 reached
the splendid figure of S32 265.4 As. This is
the second biggest quarter i'm the history
OF the office, the larger one being the
corresponding quarter in 1901, when the
Union Pacific Railroad company alone
paid in fee Of SOS 900.
ANOTHER FROST PREDICTED.-Or-
chardists were Yesterday warned by Sec
Ion Director Murdoch that Jack Frost
would pay taem another visit this morn
ing, not ~ very aggravated form, but
in slight way For fear that he may
continue mis- visit IN d more dangerous
form tomorrow morning. Section Director
Murdoch viii spend Sunday at his Of
flee and send out the usual warning on
tle slightest indication.
ILIFF CHURCHS NEW PASTOR
Rev. J.. II. Koepsei the new pastor Of
the Hin church, arrived from the east
yesterday morning. accompanied by his
wife, and VIII commence his labOrs in
his new fled at once. He viii preach
both morning and evening, the morning
service commencing at II a. NJ. and the
evening service at go. Mr.. KOepsel is a
young nan, who comes most highly rec
Ommen-eG as thorough going, energetic
worker.
MOORE HEARD FROM.-Pinkney NJ.
Moore the aged mason and veteran,
whose silence vas of great concern to
his Salt Lake friends. as related in We'd
nesday's Herald. has been heard FROM
Yesterday he telegraphed from POcateIO
10 Mrs. F. tsasweh, with whom he
boarded when IL this city. saying that he
is all right. AS soon as the message
was received Mrs. LasWel forwarded the
old mans mail, in which are directions
for him 10 follow in securing a pension,
vs. lich, with back pay, amounts to sew
eral hundred dollars, and VIII tide him
over his adversely.
ASKED To PLANT TREES.-Superin-
tendeut Christensen of the city schools
has addressed communication TO the
as Arbor day is a lega! holiday, the pu-
pills of the schools should be urged TO
observe it in an appropriate manner by
planting trees, shrubs. etc. by beauty
ing tEeir horses and in other ways, g. g.,
by the cleaning 81 yards and sidewalks.
Superintendent Christensen also asks
teachers TO express themselves at once
as to their prefe -ence between the YER
teal, the regular slant. and the semi
vertical, in penmanship, as the board Of
education viii shortly adopt one OF the
methods.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank,
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. W F. Arm
strong, president: J. Z. Game, cashier.
Castle Gate, Clear Greek. Winter
Quarters, Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite (au Sizes. 70 South
Main street: telephone 429.