The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.


TEACHERS AMIR JANITORs PAID
Clerk M0reton of the board of education
yesterday paid the last Of the teacher
their December salary, amounting 20 slt-
$50. Today ne viii pay the JanltOfs
S1.6o0.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT-
Christmas entertainment Of the Central
Christian church viii be given TINS even
ing, beginning promptly az g. o CLOCK. All
members OF the Sunday scnOOi are eA-
pected 10 bring their usual donations OF
apples and potatoes for the benefit OF
tho relief fund
CARMEN REMEBfBERED.-J Or
landO vs.. Powers yesterday remembered
First street line with checks for 81 each.
Twenty men were recipients of checks
for the above amount The street car
company yesterday gave TO each OF IT'S
SO employees a book of 100 tickets repre-
sentlng IN value -.
DENIED THE CHARGE. II. WADE
was arraigned before Justice OF the Peace
Burrows at Sandy yesterday afternoon
on the charge of muroer i'm the 1lrst ue-
gree for shooting and killing Lee 1on, a
Chinese cook at the Alta mine. He en-
tered a plea Of mot guilty. lie viii
have his preliminary hearing before the
justice Monday.
REDEEMING PROPERTY FAST
County Treasurer William o. Carois said
yesterday that the redemption Of prop
erty advertised for sale is greatly in eX-
cess Of the receipts Of year ago. The
advertised list this year was consider
ably smaller than in 1902, and the mum
Der Of redemptions to date is almost dou-
bic what they were last year at tins
time.
BOYD DISCHARGED.-G. +. Boyd,
who was arrested on the charge Of beng
implicated in the robbery OF the no
Grande Western depot at Murray. was
discharged from custody yesterday ana
his case dismissed upon motion Of AS
sistant County Attorney Dana Smith,
VINO said that there was not sutIlcicpL
evidence against the man 70 warrant
pushing the charge.
MIDNIGHT SERVICES There will be
midnight service on Christmas eve at
ST. Pauis church, TO which the pubic ls
Brigham street line viii be secured 20
convey any persons to that section of the
city at the close of this service. This
is very impressive service and the -mu-
steal feature Is quite elaborate Mid
night services will also be held at at.
Mark cathedral
NEW LAW FIRM-Richard Hartley
and Judge Q. Reed OF St Louis nave
formed q partnership for the practice OF
law Judge Reed is compelled to come
west on account of the health Of his
family. and he viii materially add to the
strength of the salt Lake par. Judge
Reed is a brother of the late DR.. Walter
Reed of Washington City. whose cOntrI-
the most distinguished bacterioIoglsts OF
this country
BALLOTS ARE CREMATED.- The bal
lots cast at the November election ~
1902 were yesterday destroyed, I'm accord
dnce with the PROVISIONS OF ule Jaw
They wee taken to the crematory by
Deputy Clerk H. S. Evans, who acted as
chief mOUrner during the three hours
ceremony. which was very impressive
from a heat point Of view. lie was &C
companied by G. V. Anderson. custodian
of the city and county building.
SUSPECTED FIRE BUG.-Patrolmar
Burt and Night Waterman MallOF found
"a man concealed in the back room of tn'
Good Luck saloon, on West First SOutt
/ street, yesterday morning at about
1 o clock. There was a pile Of clothing ant
rags burning in an adjacent room 4nc
fthe officers thought the man iutenued u
{ set fire 20 the place. BE also had neal
Z him some Of the sllVerWare used in the
saloon. He was arrested and had his ar
raigument in the afternoon on the charge
I of burglary. He pleaded not guilty anC
/ mis- bonds were fixed at 500.
1 DECLARED A DIVIDEND.-The dI
lrectors of the Street Garments Mutual Ak
association held a meeting yesterday ant
/ declared "a dividend OF $40 TO each EN-
ploye of the street railway company wn'
has been in the service one year or more
( A proB0rtiOnate amount was PAID 4
members Of the association who have
/ been in the service less than one year
{ ne money DaAQ OUT aAAlDAittNA 30 ntr'th-t -
I During the past year sick benefits to tn
! amount of 81 $3.50 have been paid out
/ and death benefits to the amount OF $85u
/ Three members OF the association hav
I died during the year. The association
{ has a reserve fund Of 500
/ KILLED HIMSELT.-WOrd was re
ceived in this city yesterday of the SUI
/ eide OF Frederick j. Mack IN Heber Cit.
on Dec q. Mack is known here, havln,
formerly been employed in this city. In
! deceased was "A printer and at the tim
/ of his death was employed on the Wa
satch Wave Mack had been drinking
/ heavily for some time prior TO his dealt
and was suffering from melancholla
/ Monday evening he took large dose o
morphine. and although physician
worked over him for hours. they wer
unable to revive him and be died the foi
lowing morning Mack leaves a wifi
and three children. He was 81 years o
age.
Eat Royal bread. II is pure anl
orcrovoa Gold ar-av-zrTr here