The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BANK CLEARINGS.-Yeste bank
cleaTings were S6155S5- For the same day
last year they were $509,S15.
NURSES GRADUATE TODAY-The
I commencement exercises of the Latter
day Saints Relief society nurse class viii
be held this morning at II o'clock at Bar
raft hall The certificates will be present
ed to the members Of the class by Super
intendent Emma Empey.
DELICATE OPERATION PER-
FORMED--Mrs- Z Jeffs of this city IN
derwent the serious and very delicate on
GRAFTON yesterday at the KeOgh-Wrig1t
hospital of having her kidneys stripped.
The patient was reported as doing nicely
at a late hour last evening.
WAS NO TROUBLE-J r Coursey,
the husband of the woman who commit
by taking strychnine. says that he never
qUarrelec with his wife. At the time of
ily quarrel was responsible for her act.
Mr. COurSeV states that there was no
trouble between them at all
HACK DRIVER ARRESTED.-Ton
Arnold. a hack driver, became intOXl-
Gated Monday night and made things
very lively for a time in the nei-hbor-
hood of his residence at 243 North Third
West Officer Lincoln went down to the
place in answer to a call and arrest
ed Arnold At the station he was charged
with assault and battery. il being al
legged that he abused his wife and moth
er-in-law. He was released upon furnish
ing so bail
ETERNAL SLEEP BEGUN.-Mrs Julia
Ives Pack. wife of John Pack. one of the
this valley in 1915 died at s o'clock yes
I terday morning at the residence Of her
son, Marritt \. Pack, in Kansas De
ceased leaves six sons. two daughters and
a host of grand and Observation-Disclosures.
The remains will be brought 70 this city
for burial The funeral will take place
| Thursday afternoon at o'clock from the
Seventeenth ward meeting house.
FOUND SILVERWARE. - Sergeant
Hemple yesterday recovered a quantity
Of silverware that is believed to have
been stolen from some residence in the
city Hemple discovered the goods con-
cealed in a sack behind store on Market
row where they had probably been
cached by the thief. The SilVerWaTe con-
sisted Of a large water pitcher. several
drinking mugs and two dozen knives and
forks The property IS held at police
headquarters pending the discovery of the
owner.
GOODWIN REARRESTED. - George
Goodwin, a negro. was discharged yes
terday in the district court on the charge
of hOusebreakng but was Immediately
rearrested. 1t is alleged that Goodwin
stole suit Of clothes from a rOoming
l house but the jury found him not guilty
and discharged him He was at once ar
for grand larceny. il being claimed by
the officers that Goodwin stole a num-
Der of blankets from the American house
several weeks ago
CARRIED BLAZING STOVE.-Arthur
Olsen. proprietor of a roOming house at
43 East Second South street averted a
good-sized fire at his house yesterday
afternoon by carrying a blazing gasoline
stove down two flights of stairs and out
into the street About 9 o clock last even
ing a stove that was used for cooking
purposes exploded and set fire to some
curtains in the room. Olsen was in an
adjoining room and upon hearing the eX-
plosiOn xushed in. He tore down the cur
tains and trampled out the blaze and then
carried the oil stove out into the street
Olsen escaped being burned
BURGLAR DROPPED HAT.-A. 3.
Margetts of 323 North Third West re
ported 10 the police last night that he
had found two men at his house about
MargettS had been out driving with his
wife and upon returning saw two men
in his back ward trying 70 raise a win
dow. The men fled upon seeing Mar
gets and the latter gave chase. but the
best he could do was TO capture a hat
away. Margetts brought the hat to- the
station and turned IL over to the police
authorities who viii endeavor TO dis
cover its owner
CAPTAIN d. w FISK BURIED-The
remains of Captain Daniel W. Fisk. the
veteran newspaper man of Helena. Mont.
who died on June in a Brooklyn On "
before last. accompanied by his brother.
A j. Fisk. were yesterday morning buried
alongside the body of his wife, who was
a sister Of Mrs o. J. salisbury and his
father-in-Iaw. Major Walker Of Indian
war fame The funeral took place from
services at the grave were conducted by
Bishop Seaman. Captain Robert w. Fisk
another brother came from Berkeley,
Cal, TO attend the funeral