The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

JURY MONEY READY, - County
Treasurer w. O. Carhis announced yes
terday that he is now ready 20 pay all
witness and jury warrants for the first
quarter of this year. warrants drawn
prior 90 April ].
WAS OPERATED UPON.-Richard Hy-
land of Bingham, who had his back brok-
eu in AN accident in the Commercial mine
"a few days ago was operated upon yes
terday Last night be was reported as
being greatly improved.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.-Th follow
ing cases ot contagious diseases were
yesterday reported 90 the board of health.
Smallpox. tlaudluS RlugWOoQ. aged rs,
-i- Is street, dlphthcria. RALPH Schenck.
80 West Fourth South street; Mary VIII
iams. aged -. % O street: scarlet fever.
Ida May BnttOn. aged 9, corner Fifth
and T. streets.
STOVE UPsET.-The upsetuug of "a
stove iu the Sixteenth ward meeting
house called the fire department 10
Eighth South and Eighth West last even
ing about 1880. A boy who was doing the
ianltOr work accidentally knocked the
legs from under "a stove, causing the
woodwork 20 catch fire. An alarm was
turned inl butthe blaze was eXtnguished
before the department. arrived. The loss
IS estimated al about $40.
FOR ROGUES' GALLERY Yesterday
afternoon eight men were photographed
al the COuutys expense and their pictures
win hereafter adOm the rogues gallery
at police headquarters. They were Dan
MuTrT Arthur Baker and LEROY DcmnuJ
charged with hOusebreaking, Jack VIII
kiu5Ou. d. r. Masters. O. G.. MOrlCc and
w. II, Cartier who have been arrested
during the last TWO weeks for forgery
and passing worthless checks. A minute
description of each man was taken, and
together with his picture was placed ON
trial at the station and Will be kept FOR
future reference.
OLD MAN INJCRED.-WIliam Miller.
am old man about CD wears of age. was
crossing State street Just below Stude-
baker implement hose when Alfred Al
7 tree. "a lad about IL years old. approached
on a horse The boy saw Miller and at
temuted 90 guide. the animal past him.
but was unsuccessful and the horse struck
/ l-lm. knocking him down and rendering
him unconscious Miller was picked up
and carried into nearby drug store,
where am examination showed that his
/ head had been badly bruised by the fall.
I There were marks upon his chest and 10
was feared az first that he had been ln-
7 iured internally. but he soon recovered
/ and was able 90 go home unasslsted.
| ACCUSED OF BCRGLARY.-Dan
I Murry. Arthur Baker and Leroy DemouJ
I were arrested Yesterday 10y she police and
"a charge of hOusehreakug entered
against them The men are accused ut
/ having broken into the room of "a man
/ named lVcrsou al. ~ Broadway and
l stealing "a suit of clothes. overcoat and
I gold watch belonging 90 him. hurry and
; Baker were arrested as suspicious char
acters before the police We're notified ~
! the burglary. They Immediately fastened
Z the crime upon these two and D=mOnt as
I they had some of the stolen property n
. their possession when taken I'M. The
; other missing goods were located i'm "a
/ Commercial street pawn shop later. The
? three men were arraigned before Judge
B Dirhl in the afternoon and each entered
! "a plea of not guilty and their cases We're
I SET for next week.
/ DAUGHTERS OF pIONEERS.-Ihe bl-
/ cuulaI reunion aud election Of officers oil
/ the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers was
/ held Yesterday afternoon in BdrraJt hail
I After hearing the reports from the re-
firing officers. the president, Mrs. Anna
I n Hvdp gave brief address. reviewing
the work of the organization and uISln-
3 tle members 90 keep alive the memory
/ of the uioucer~ During the meeting au'
/ drr-sas were made by Apostle Lunu
1 Bl-h6p Wmder and President smith
[ Vocal selections were rendered by Ere,
Graham aud the quartette composed o.
I Nessrs Whitney. Pyper, Ashworth an'
choice of the following officers for th'
[ next two wears. Mrs. Alice Merrill
. Horne. president. Miss Lillian Horne, re-
c0rdiug secretary Mrs. Margaret Prat
white. corresponding secretary AIRS
Darlington. treasurer; Mrs. Clara Wood
ruff Beebe historian; Mrs. Margaret III
pvper. registrar. During the mteuu.
about twenty-five of the pioneers OF 3
Sad ou the stand. and later few OF then
made short addresses on their expert
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