The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BANK CI.EARINGS.-Yest bank
clearings were Hi63l0- For the same day
a year ago they were 9l-s5la.
NEW OFFICE HOURS During the
spring vacation che office of SuDerln-
tendent ID H. Nelson in the Joint Duild-
ing viii bc omen from IJ uu noon. ln
tia morning. and from = 20 4 O'Clock Do
. the afternoon
AUDIT BILLS.-Thc finance committee
Of the board of education VIII meet TINS
evening In the rooms of the beard ln
the JOINT building Tor the purpose or
auditing bills, preparatory % the regular
monthly meeting. which viii be held
later in the evening.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES The follow
ing cases OF contagious disease We're yes
terday reported to the board of health.
Smallpox. Thomas H. CoWau, aged 10,
Oh South Third West street. sent 90 lso-
latiOn hospital SCdrle- fever. Almiua
jacobson, aged 5, el2 W est Eighth SCUM
street DlphtheFlu- Clarence Worthing-
ton. aged IT, - East Second South street
DEPLOREs LIQUOR TRAFFIC.-At
llg regular meeting of the Ministerial
alliance yesterday paper on The Ten
denotes of Our Nation" was read by the
Rev. Mr. Andrews OF Murray. He spoke
I OF the liquor traffic and the hold 10 had
secured In this country. lie deplored the
I tact That % seemed 10 be on the in
crease and that IL was protected by the
government through licenses.
PASSED EXAMINATION.-As a result
OF the examination instituted by him,
/ congressman Howell has decided 20 APP
point Warren Gerald Child, ir; Of Og-
I deh, jiah, as mldshpman 90 The naval
acad my al Annapolis. and the following
as first. second and third alternates, re-
l specuEely: Joseph Jensen, Salt Lake
clty Reuben. II. smith, Salt Lake city,
ana 4. q. Dyer. IT,, salt Lake CITY. All
of the young men named passed very
crcditablc examinations and were COM
{ plimented by the examiners.
POLLUTING CITY WATER-The test
case against Farley Smith and Charles
Sullman, charged with betOuing the
waters or Farley creek. came up De-
/ fore Judge Diehl yesterday. The suit
| was brought 20 test che validity of the
{ city ordinance prohibiting cattle being
driven through Parley's canyon and has
/ been watched with considerable interest
guilty by Judge Diehl and sentenced to
pay a fine OF so each. An appeal has
/ been taken 20 the district court
| FRACTURED HIS sKULL.-whue
playing in gravel pit near the Warm
/ Springs yesterday afternoon, William
/ AllcOck, 2iz-year-Old child, met with an
| accident that resulted I'm the fracture of
/ his skull. A large boulder rolled down
| the side of the pit and struck him on the
/ top OF the head. The child was knocked
D
/ hospital An operation was performed
/ and "a portion of the skull that was press
I ing against the brain was removed. The
/ condition Of the patient last night was
/ very critical
/ ROBERT j. GLENDINNING- ILL.,
/ Robert j. Glendinuing is al ST. Mark s
/ hospital in quite serious condition, sur
I lerlug from hem0rrhagcs. Mr.. Giendin-
ming was seiHed with q coughing spell in
/ his office Saturday afternoon aud slight
] hemorrhage followed. That night his con-
/ ditiou seemed 10 get worse and he was
/ removed 90 the hospital for medical at
. tenton. Since he has been there he has
/ had several severe hemOrrhages and the
/ physician in charge is unable 90 tell eN-
aCtly the nature of his trouble LAST
I night he was resting as well as could be
/ expected, but his condition is considered
quite serious.
/ TWO BOYS ARRESTED-B6n Thomas
and Lawrence Martin. two lads II years
/ of age. were arrested last night by OF
/ ftcer Johnson and Sergeant Roberts.
/ charged with stealing SO from the Coop.
Furniture company According % inc
/ statement of one of the clerks, the lads
hung around the store until no one was
looking and then slipped behind the desk
/ and took $50 I'm cash and cheek Tor 81
from the tll. The police We're notified
and located the boys later iu the even
ing az their homes on the west side They
We're compelled 90 produce the money,
which they had buried iu the ground, ana
am of the amount but $40, which they
had spent was recovered.
BEEKEEPERS MEET.-Thc Utah Bee
4 keepers association held meeting ana
election of officers al The city and county
building yesterday. The following OF
/ fCcTs were elected. j.. S. LOvesy. pres
ident. r. y. Rees, first vice president
I Andrew Nelson second vice pr6 sldent; J.
n Elliott. secretary and treasurer; WIZ
ford Belliston. assistant secretary coun-
ty presidents, Joshua Terry salt Lake
county. Frederick Dart Utah county, j.
a. Smith Wasatch; q. r.. Garrett Davis
J. Hansen, BOX Elder. o. Fdlkman. We
Der. Thomas BellistOu. Juab, A. n. Wind
sor Washington; Nephi Miller. Cache, u.
r. O.. Welch. Morgan, G. q. Bartlett
IIntah. Chris DdgsOu. Emery. T. n.
Grigg WAYNE. W. II. g. McAuster Kane,
r. A. Lowe. SEWER. j. W. SotterthWdIJ
Rich. Edgar Macarthur Sanpete. There
was "a large attendance 40 the meeting
and matters OF interest 10 bcekeepcrs
were discussed. An address was read by
President L0vcsy.