The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BANK CLEARINGS.- Yesterday's bank
clearings were S5l6.12S. For the same daV
year ago they were S636,44I
NURSES GRADUATE. - The com
mencement exercises Of the L D s Re
lleI society nurses class Will be held in
Barratt nall Monday June %, at Il a. m
ANOTHER NAVAL DISCRETION
mayor Ezra Thompson was notified YES
lerday that Ebert Osborne Downing. who
SLnsIeu IN the navy from this city, has
deserted from the United States steam
snip Adams, which is stationed at san
Law IS OBSERVED.-The health au-
IaorlLeS have Investigated the report
that family by the name Of Jones. Iiv-
ing across the Jordan. were violating the
quarantine rules, and they report that. so
Tar as they can learn. all regulations are
being observed Smallpox is the disease
at the house
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN FISKE.-
The remains of Captain Daniel W Fiske
who died in Brooklyn. y. Y. a few days
ago, arrived in this city last night and
were taken in charge by Undertaken 5
i. evans Internent Will take place to-
Gay al I'D a. m at Mt Oivet cemetery.
The remains viii be laid beside those
OF his wife
TWO CASES OF SMALLPOX-Two
cases Of smallpox were yesterday report
go 10 the city board of health, the pa
TENTS being Lillian b. Hunter OF 543 West
EourLh south street and Robert VIII
Henson. aged 81. OF 1920 Verona avenue.
The latter case is in Sugar ward, showing
that the disease has not been stamped
out in that section Of the city.
CLEAN PARLEYS Super
intendent of WaterwOrks Frank Hines
will clean Parley's conduit TO-DAY 1t is
eight miles long, and will require about
fourteen hours TO do the work Every
ment viii be put TO work at $50 o'clock
this morning. 1t is not expected that
they viii complete the job much before
10 o'clock this evening
SIT = OFT yy-s71F-,-- 49,
ahay yesterday purchased the entire in
terest Of John y. Sharp. ir- in the Jewel
ry firm of MCCOnahay & Sharp The
price paid was not stated, but 1t Is under
stood viii reach near the $4,000 mark.
Mr.. McCOnahay says he Will continue the
business under the name of the Neon
ahay JeWelry company. and his place of
business Will remain where the old firm
held forth
TAXES ARE ALMOST DUE-The col
lection of internal revenue taxes this
year is exceedingly slow. according to
the statement made yesterday by Col
lectOr CaINsUer. Although they should
be paid by the end OF this mOath he says
that about JWO-thlrcs Of the payers are
now delinquent. Most of them are Mon
tana saloonkeeperS and brewers After
July 1 the penalty is 80 per cent of the
SHEEP HAVE FITS-Some sheep from
q diseased herd caused a disturbance and
considerable excitement among the WO-
men and children on Logan avenue yes
terday- A woman living on the avenue
has herd OF thIrty-five or fifty sheep
and recently a strange disease resembling
fits attacked the flocks- Yesterday two
of the sick ones got out of the enclOs-
urc and began chasing the woman and
children who passed by. The antics OF
the sheep caused considerable cOmmOtiOn
for while
SWEDISH OJTTING-The Swedish fol-
lowing of Editor Otto Rydman, who have
sDGen endeavorlng 10 have a separate or
ganizatiOn in the Mormon church from
4
outing at Lagoon Wednesday. Leaders
of the contingent VIII be present. and ad-
arate organization viii. be made A new
petition to the first presidency of the
church viii be presented for the Swedes
10 sign. \ programme Of sports and
amusements viii conclude the day.
GIRL BRUTALLY TREATED po-
lice yesterday rescued from the American
House on Commercial street Addie DID
bic. feebIe-mlnded girl who came to
this city several days ago from Spring
vile. The girl reported at the station
that three men had. after getting her ia
toNicated. taken her to the American
House and subjected her to brutal treat
menJ AT the station the girl was very
ing called Ia 10 revive her. An effort viii
be made TO send the girl back to her
home. Thomas Burns was last night ar
rested by the police and IS thought to be
implicated in the crime
REWARD FOR CREECHLEY-Go
crnOr H. n. Wells yesterday offered a re-
Ma4ru OF sou Tor the arrest and detention
of Moses Creechley. who was recently
convicted of perjury in Morgan county
1Ie escaped from the officials shortly aft
or that. He is also wanted to answer 10
two charges of grand larceny CreechIev
e. 80 years of age. five feet nine or ten
inches tall; weighs about $50 pounds. light
complexion; skin icatheTy and scanned. I
light gray eyes; hair rather dark and
way; one tooth out in front and another (
frOntfrOnt one gold capped: has a horse
riders walk; freQUents saloons and
dresses Ike q cow boy.
CALDER'S PARK TROUBLES
board of county commissioners has taken
under Amusement the matter of revokinZ
The liquor license held by the managers !
Of Callers park J. Bergerman ap-
peared before the board at its noon ses-
sion Yesterday to show ca use why the
license should not be revoked. He said
ne had employed extra policemen and
was doing everything In his power 10
prevent rOwdyism. Sheriff Emery said
The mark IS being conducted better than /
If was. W. i. Read Of the street car
company said in a letter to the board that /
he could not see why fl should revoke /
the license. as the resort Is being con-
Quoted better now than il was a couple /
of weeks AGO
Utah Commercial ana Savings Bank. !
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