The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LAWYERS TO DINE.-The Utah State
Bar association viii give its annual ban
quet on Saturday evening next at the
Commercial club Every lawyer IN the
state is invited TO be i'm attendance.
VETERANS MEET TODAY.-The Utah
Philippine Veterans association will
meet this afternoon al % clock In the
the cOmmemOratiOn of Decoration day
BEFOULED WATERS Thomas Os-
genth0rpe, who was charged with bcfOul-
ing the waters of parley's canyon, was
before Judge Diehl yesterday for trial
Sentence was suspended provided the ue-
PENDANT would see that he disturbed the
water no more.
SMALLPOX CASES.-The following
cases Of smallpox were yesterday report
ed to the board of health: William COW
an 6I3 South Third West street. third
case I'M family, sent 90 ISOLATION hospital.
j. A. Burt aged -. Elmer aged and I'D
die aged f. 516 South Thr0 West street
family IN quarantine at time cases We're
reported.
NEW DIRECTORY OUR. l.. Polk
& Co.'S Salt Lake city directory for 1903
is out Of the binderv and ready for dis
tributiou. Subscribers viii be supplied
as fast as the volumes can be delivered.
commencing Monday. IL Is larger than
the one published last year, or any OF
the eleven preceding editions II is bound
in q pale blue cloth. with a black cloth
back.
LESTER L. BOND DEAD.-NeWs has
reached this CITY of the death In Chicago
of Lester J.. Bond. the well known pat-
ent right lawyer and pioneer settler OF
Chicago. AR Bond suCcumbed 20 a COM
pliCatiUn OF diseases supposed to nave
been contracted while on a visit 20 salt
Lake only "a short time ago. Mr. Bond
was well known throughout the country
and has friends in this city.
SLEEPING GIRL IMPROVING.-Res
sic Knecht the sleeping girl at the Hey
Cross hospital, is showing signs Of rapid
Improvement. She has not talked since
she said Mamma a few days ago. hut
she shows that she is conscious Of what
Is taking place about her She also takes
her food with more relish than before.
Her physical condition is improving ana
the attending physician feels certain that
she viii soon De an right
GAVE BONDS-scnator Arthur Brown
and Mrs Anna Bradley appeared before
Judge Diehl yesterday morning 90 answer
30 a charge OF q serious nature Both
gave bonds n the sum of $3.50 each and
were released. Mrs. Bradley took until
next Monday TO plead. Mrs Bradley Tas
placed under arrest az her home, fri-
day night, and was unable al the time
a. furnish bonds AS consequence a.
deputy was detailed 60 keep "a watch ON
the house an night that she mlgnt be
allowed 10 remain with her children.
LEAVES LARGE FAMILY.-Ute W.
Perkins. an old and respected citizen OF
Nevada. died at St. Mark hospital iu
this city vest erday The cause OF death
was drOpsy. Mr. Perkins came here for
treatment only a few days ago, but medi-
cal aid was unavallinc. The deceased
was a resident 81 Overton. New. ana had
lived in Muddy valley over twenty years.
He was the son 0f lte and Anna Perk-
ms, Utah pioneers. and was born DO ~
iipois in I9is. The remains viii be shipped
10 Overton FOR inteTmenL They VIII ene
accompanied by John - Perkins, SON
of the deceased. The deceased leaves q
wife and thirteen children 10 mourn
/ his loss.
FOR CIVIL COURTS-H. C. Cav,
formerly manager Of the 'Smith-Premia
typewriter agency ln this city, WhQ was