The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02
Local Briefs


FEE EARNINGS LARGER--The fees
collected by the county clerk duIlng the
ID nth Of February aggregated s-VUo.l3;
an increase OF &4I1 over tne ices carmel
II February 1891
Fu2E1IEN VETS ECTION.-Ths
REGULAR meeting of the Veteran volunteer
Firerlen viii be held au headquarters 81
Canyon road, Monday evening at t.5v.
Election Of Officers VIII occur
OUT OF BANKRUGTCY.-C. A Elk
lund OF Ogder, "a tailor, has applied Ter
discharge in bankruptck. His Liabilities
are S322.7S and assets Sl5e- Eklund
principal creditor is the Fishcl Schichten
Importing company Of Denver whose
claim is sislia.
GLEE Club REHEARSAL-Ihe SAT-
Lake Ezlee club, which gives its tIrsJ con-
cert for the season i'm the Seventeenth
ward assembly han on Friday evening
next, viii meet for special renear>ai az d"
. clock this afternoon at Coaiter nan on
Main street. Director Arthur requests d
fun attendance
INSANE MINER COM1IITTED.--Eu-
gene Finley, the miner who was adludgeI
insane at the Holy Cross hospital some
weeks ago was removed 10 the county,
jail last evening am viii be taken 70
Provo TODAY. A blow ,'ver the mead WIZ
a rUbbcv boot, during fight az Park
CITY on Jan. "a. is responsible Tor tinies
condition
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CASE.-It was
reported last night that the child OF W.
IT. FarusWorth, VINO has been suIlerlAs
from scarlet fever anC dipntneEld luI
some DAYS past, is much improved IA
condition. The case against Mrs. l. H.
Kimball the Christian Science physician
Who has been attending the thlldl mas
BEEN continued until the Witnesses, some
Of whom are sick, recover Mrs. hlmDdti
is charged with violating the quarantine
rules by failing to report the case TO til9
board of health
DEATH OF A YOUNG BfAH.-Mark y
Busby, the son of eX-POllceman Joseph
A. Rus5y died at his home in Mcdonald $
court yesterday The cause Of death was
acute BriEhts disease and pl 'Umonid,
from which the young man has been sui
fering for some time past. The young
man was born IN Park City, but has
spent most of his life in this city and
was well known. He was 20 years CT age
at the time of his death. The funeral
will be he'd from Che undertaking pariors
of f0seph William Taylor Monday at .
?. m.
CASE OF Old sOLDIER.-George
Moore. the old soldier, who pleaded guilty
before Judge Stewart two weeks ago on
a charge of petit larceny, viii probably
be sent 10 SsudUs'zy, o. next week, at
which Lace he viii enter the soldiers
home When the matter was called up
before the court yesterday. Colone! NJ NJ
Eaighn who has interested himself on
behalf of the old man. informed the court
that half of the amount needed TO detrdy
Moore's expenses had been secured, ana
he expected the county commissioners 10
furnish the remaining half. The case
was then continued until Wednesday
next
TAKE CATHOLIC CENSUS.-A census
OF the Catholic population of Salt Lake
viii be taken this week under the dlrec-
ton of the Catholic church OF the city:
The heads of the church are DESTROYS or
learning the exact membership OF the
church. and having it tabulated in cen
sus form, that the work of the chureh
my be prosecuted in better manner
The work of taking the census has been
placed in the hands of Father Curan, VINO
will at the same time look to the promo
zion Of the circulation of the lntermoJn-
tain Catholic among the members or the
Catholic faith in the diocese.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank,
General banking business; interest
raid on savings deposits. W. +. Arm
strong. president: j. Z. Game, cashier.
Castle Gate. Clear Creek, Winter
Quarters. Sunnyside lump, nut and
slack: anthracite (au sizes). % South
Main street: telephone 429.