The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

MARRIED At HEBER.-Word comes
from Heber City that Clifton L. Mayne
snd Miss Mary Byrne both of Salt Lake.
We're married in that place Tuesday last.
IS IDIPROVING.-Wor has been re
ceiVed from the east stating that Mr..
Van Meters health is improving. but he
had to observe another fast that lasted
twenty, days.
CHURCH MUsIC.-At the First
Methodist church today the choir will
sing II viii Praise Thee" and there will
be a selected solo by Miss Larson. In
The evening a solo will be rendered by
Miss McCOrlle
VIOLIN SOLO.-The feature Of tho
musical programme at the First Congre-
Eatioual church this morning will be a
violin solo by Claude Nettleton. He will
play the Communion from the Mass
OF st. Cecilia" by GOunod.
GONE TO COAsT-W. e Madison,
the well known mining man. left yester-
day with his family for an indefinite stay
in California. Mr.. Madison goes there
70 look over the various medical colleges
with view TO studying medicine.
BOYS CAUSE FIRE.-Boys with
matches caused a $500 blaze at the resi-
dence Of y. Y. Jones. 1863 South Thir-
teenth East street. The fire department
made long run TO the scene, but owing
damaged before they arrived.
NDERWENT OPER ATOM. d.
Wood. the well known mining man, un-
dcrwenf. an operation for appendicitis at
the Hgr Cross hospital Friday. The
opcrati8n was performed by Drs. Root
and MAYO. The patient was reported 10
be getting along nicely last night
- PAVING BIDS OPENED-Two bids for
tho paving OF State street from South
Temple to North Temple streets, and
Second South street from State to Third
East street. were opened Yesterday by
the board Of public works. They were as
follows: r j. Moran. s53.207; Barber
Asphalt company. S5i.Si5. The contract
viii probably be awarded Monday.
SHERIFF RETURNS-Sheriff Emery
returned yesterday from Ogden, where
he went TO make arrangements for the
preliminary hearing of Mrs. Hodge to-
morrow. He subpOenaed several witnesses
in the case. but discovered no new evil
deucc. lie did not go to Evanston. Wyo..
as he expected on account OF having to
get back 10 the city last night.
INJURED IN COLLIsION.-0irs. Berry
al IS NJ street was painfully injured in a
collision between the O. S. l.. depot and &
Brigham street car near Main and First
South streets yesterday afternoon. The
cars were going down the street. one I'm
front Of the other The o. s. l. car ran
against the Brigham street car and the
end of the latter was smashed Mrs.
Berry was thrown 10 the floor and injured
her knee cap. All the passengers were
severely shaken up, but no others were
hurt.
FIVE NEW CASES.-The number OF
new typhoid fever cases reported yester-
day was five. Added 10 them were three
other diphtheria cases. One Of the
patients IS Mrs. Nye. wife OF City AttOr-
ncy George j. Nyc. The new typhoid
fever cases are as follows. James Platt
AGED 40 523 Fourth North street: Richard
Smith. aged 90. 151 North Second West
street; oscar Larsen. aged %. $50 West
Third North street. Miss Haines. aged 3
rs J street. Master Spray, aged 5. 6 Nor
toms row. The aiphtheria cases reported
follow. Flossie Sharp. aged Is, 55S West
Eighth South street, Mrs. George J.. I'VE
wife Of City Attorney Nye. 20S East Third
South street; Master Wood, aged 4, A.
North Fifth West street