The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-08

Weber, yesterday declared his iEten-
ton of becoming a citizen af the
United States and received his first pa
pers.
The greater part of the old ,ock
sewer on Washington avenue has now
been taken up and the excavations are
being filed in as a preliminary 20 he
ginning the work Of paving in that dis
trict.
On Friday afternoon a 6-vear-old
daughter of William Taylor OF Plain
City fell against a trunk and broke
her left arm above the elbow. DR.. C.
w. Baker reduced the fracture and
made the little patient comfortable.
William Burch was fined 81 for cut-
ting a hole in the baseball park fence
In order TO witness "A game of base
ball Judge Howell would have al
lowed him to go as it was his first
Oftense, had he not testified falsely in
the matter.
A. J. Hotchkiss, manager Of "A IIus-
band On Salary" has made arrange
ments with the Glenwood Park com
pany for the appearance of his COM
pany at the pavilion on Wednesday.
June II, Friday. June Is, Sunday June
IS, and Tuesday, June Il.
Monthly priesthood meeting of the
Weber stake was held yesterday. All
which Apostle George Teasdale was
present. Aside from the hearing of re-
ports from the bishops, It was decideu
10 fence the tabernacle square at q
cost Of about $3.50, to be defrayed nv
the various wards on a pro rata ap-
portionment.
So far no action has been taken by
the county commissioners on the re-
port of Commissioner Wilson on the
bad condition of the canyon road and
on the recommendation that it be re-
paired at an estimated cost of $500 Der
mile. The matter wifi probably come
up at the regular session tomorrow
morning.
The Pioneers OF the Pacific have
elected the following officers for the
next six months: Past commander. J.
A. Howell; commander. Walter Richey:
captain, James NJ Hawkins: chaplain
Mrs, G. A. zimmerman; scribe. ". F..
Wesley; treasurer, A. Y. Kirby; mes
senger. Joseph Eggleston; sentinel.
Wallace DolIimore; picket, w. H
Eddy.
Yesterday complaint was filed in the
Second district court by the attorneys
for N E. Mccuistion of Ration City
Colfax county, n. NJ, against Richard
B. Douglass, Hazel Douglass and An
ME 2. Barnes, asking that judgment
be rendered upon note and mortgage
Of S175, with interest from April q, 1902
until paid. and $50 attorneys fees, as
well as all costs of suit and sale Of
property.
Walter Douglass. who on Thursday
was fined s15 for disturbing the peace,
and who paid S. of the fine and was
trusted for the remainder was recon-
mitted Friday night, as he had left
his position at Nelson's livery stable
and had declared that he would be
id if he would pay any more of the
fine" Yesterday he concluded that he
could earn the money quicker by be-
ing at work than by living on the
city. so he paid his fine and departed.
The county board of equalization was
IN session all day yesterday. Among
those who appeared before the heard
was Hon. David Eccles, who desired d
reduction of the assessment on the
Eccles building and also wanted some
concessions on a number OF uIher
minor assessments. During next N-eek
the board will meet on Monday 1T ,
p. m. and on Thursday and Saturday
at 10 10 u a. m. and 2 to 4 p. n.
In the case Of Kate P. Wallace, ad-
.ministratrix of the estate of ''harles
P. Wallace, deceased, against the Ore
gon Short Line Railway company, a
petition and affidavit was filed asking
the court to set aside the service Of
summons on the, ground that it had
not been served upon any authorized
person. The service Was made on g.
H. Corse, and the defendants claim
that he is not an officer of the COM
pany and therefore no legal summons
had been served on the railway COM
pany.