The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-07-05

Enright. s23. 900; A. G.. Enright. Sc. 600;
II. I. Gunneill and q. w. Iargilliere.
$1,000 each, and J. J. Enright and Cath
arlne Largilliere. 800 each. The stock
holders named are also directors Of the
company.
Goes to Thunder.
r. J. Rice has gone to Thunder
mountain giice Is six feet six inches
tan, was foreman of the rip-racl6
gang, cane from Galveston, Tex; was
az IhunHer mountain last season and
located forty-two claims and is said
10 be backed by $14.O0O.OOO capital He
mas saken two men with him. One is
10 receive $50 and the other SIS per
month and board. He will go via Red
ROCK. Mont. where he will outfit He
Is said to be a typical Yankee and IL
IS believed by his friends that he Will
succeed. He has the good wishes OF
many friends in PocateIlo.
The Woodmen of the World and the
Ladies Palm Leaf circle will hold a
public installation of officers at the
columbia pavilion on Tuesday evening,
July Z. The Woodmen band will make
the music, and after the officers are
indicted into office the order and it's
friends viii dance for several hours.
Mr.. Albert d. McNeal. proprietor OF
the White House restaurant on Center
street, and Miss Marie A. Lindorff were
married at the Methodist parsonage in
this city last evening Miss LindOrff
is from Butte and is an accomplished
young lady. Mr. McNeal has many
friends here. and the happy couple are
having congratulations and good
wishes showered upon them for a
happy life.
Dostor Is Promoted.
DR.. w. A. Wright. formerly assistant
surgeon Of the Oregon Short Line at
Pocatello. with jurisdiction over the
north. east and west Of the line from
this place. has been promoted to the
position Of surgeon in chief. The doe
tor is a young man of ability and
fully capable Of the duties of the post
to which he has just been appointed.
Charles Funk. a carpenter. who had
been i'll for some time. was taken be-
fore Probate Judge Johnston and ex-
amined by Drs. Bean and Howard, who
pronounced him insane. and he was
sent to the asylum at Blackfoot His
children were sent to their mother,
who resides in Colorado.
The bursting of a steam pipe caused
a bad scald on one Of the arms of F.
A. Baird, truckman at the baggage
department.
NJ. r. Day. one Of the Short Line
brakeman, is suffering with a slight
scalp wound received in the wreck at
A young lady at the First Avenue
lodging house used some pure carbolic
acid for a slight wound on one of her
fingers. thinking ii was a solution, and
from the effects Of the poison her life
is in danger.
A boy whose name was not learned
shot a very dangerous hole in one of
his hands with a toy pistol on the
evening of the Sd inst. The toy pistol
is responsible for a great deal of suf-
fering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith have left
Tor Hanna, Wyo., where they had a
brother-in-law, who has not been
heard from since the explosion at that
place few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank a. Law have
arrived from Los Angeles and will
spend the summer here. Mr.. Law viii
look after the development of some of
his valuable mining property while
here.
A glove contest OF twenty rounds is
announced for Monday night between
Snowfall" who is a good boxer III II.
DOuglass). and Pete Odell. Odell
claims the lightweight championship
Of Colorado. and SNOWFALL claims he
can whim him.