The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
LOCAL BRIEFS.

WANTS A DIVORCE 90 pro-
woe me common necessities Of life is the
ground upon which ClOy j.. Johns seeks
q utorce from William H.. Johns. The
So4nle were married at Los Angeles,
Gale Oct. 5. 1885,
SCHOOL APPORTIONMENT-state
AuQllur ilugey yesterday notified State
Nelson that be has SsOGGlS al his dis
posat 90 apportlou among the counties
Tor the maintenance of the schools.
SALE or REALTY.-The salt Lake d
Los Angeles road yesterday filed war
ranty deed with County Recorder Walter
j. Meeks showing that Do had purchased
or prank W. Ross cd al. the west side OF
block bi plat A. ON Tenth West street
between South and North Temple streets
RECORDERS FEEs.-The monthly
statement OF County Receiver Walter d..
Meeks shows that during March pc re-
corded 966 Instruments netting H53h ln
Tees. Last month tle Tees aeefeEdleu
E04l5 Tor the Ming of ll5 Instrument.
SMALLPOX CASE.-Fr..d balnioll-l
AGED years, residing Win MS parents
ON Washington street. was the only small
poN patient reported Co the board OF
health yesterday.
LOADS TOO BIG-Bobert Jones. a
teamster. u hauling stone from ine quar-
ries east of the city was arrested ycsier-
day for droppng stone along tne 7lierl'
According to the police Jones was maui
ms "a larger load than his wagon eould
comfortably accommodate. Win lhe result
that occasionally one would roll on ON I"
the ground The stones were rather large
and were nuisance 90 people driving
along the street. AS Jones failed TO te-
move them DE was arrested.
STOLE MAsONs TOOLS.-Omcer Emil
Johnson yesterday arrested Joseph
Granite. who is charged with breaking
into "a tool box near the Rio Gfauue de-
pot and stealing number OF mason
tools. The oitense pes alleged 20 nave pee"
committed some time ago, bul no trace
was found of the missing articles until
yesterday, when they were found IN
Dawn shop The proprietor claimed thal
Granite sold the tools t0 him so he was
arrested. lie was charged with petit lar
ccuf.
PEGOUTE FOUND GUILTY.-m the
case of j. PegOute, charged with Vloiat-
ing the Sunday liquor ordinance, JuGge
Diehl found him guilty aud sentenced MN
Co. uaE "a Tine of $50. THE Judge sald. M
passing sentence. that hC was very lenient
with the offender because Dee was
stranger iu this country. not being able
tu speak the English language, ana ne
did not think mat FtEoulr WlluHl N.o-
lated the law, Under che testimony. now
ever. the defendant was found guilty Hnd
ass warning t0 him iu the future De was
nued the above amount
WOMAN BURNED-Mrs Thomas
White who resides at Thirteenth East
.
rI0us accident Yesterday as "a result on
which she sustained severe burns, she
was engaged Iu making soap Wneu the
collection of steam lu the boiling soap
caused DO Co suddenly blow up into nor
face The lyc n the soap badly burned
h0r face. eyes and chest Dr. q. W. stew
art was called Zoo and l- attending heE
To is not thought that there VIII De- any
serious consequences.
ASSERTED HIS RIGHTS-R. Olsen,
arrested Wednesday by Officer Sleglus for
ObstructuE the sidewalk, was up before
Judge uIehl yesterday. Olsen was very
asserriye of his rights o." insisted thar
Doe was free to use .Lue sidewalk boz front
of his property boz spite of amy orders
OF Che police 90 che contrary. "Ay skail
do yust as Az please said the son of
Denmark but the court informed him
while that might Doe all right Don the land
of the N1rsemtu he could not do that 300
This country and he was ordered tO re-
move The obstruction by today oh go to
Jail.
UNUSUAL WEATHER.-Salt Lake had
some strange weather combinations yes
terday The cold wave predicted by the
weather man struck the city Wednesday
night and the temperature went down 10
90 degrees during the night Yesterday
there was "a slight warming up but cold
wind blew an day and kept the tempera-
ture rather low. Clouds hung over the
city AN day and at o'clock m the after
noon there was light furry of snow. Re
ports from surrounding states show that
the cold wave struck iu those places ana
the temperature dropped very rapidly.
There was "a good tdu of rain in The
southern part OF Idaho
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; interest