The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-11
LOCAL BRIEFS.

OFFICER FINDS MONEY! sum Of
money was found by Officer Bush while
pdtrOling his beat on Main street Monday
afternoon. The loser can have the same
py calling on Bush at the police station.
TWO CASES OF TYPHOID.-Tbe fol-
lowing cases Of typhoid fever We're yes
terday reported to the city board Of
health: Elmer Gustafson. aged 10. 32S
South Eighth East: Blanche Ward. n, 65j
South Second West.
BOARD MEETING POSTPONED.-The
Utah commission of the St. Louis fair
was unable 70 meet Yesterday, owing 10
me lack or quorum Judge L w,
Shurtitt of Ogden was absent The board
VIII meet this afternoon.
IN CONTEMPT OF COURT.-Thomas
Clancy was yesterday adiudged guilty of
contempt of the United States court for
failing 70 appear when summoned as a
petit Juror He was fined the cost OF
serving a summons upon him.
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.-At a
meeting Of the board of directors OF the
keith-O' Brien company yesterday. w.
John ), BransfOrd, vice president, and
Peter Mcpherson Of Park City manager.
BUYS CARTHAGE JATL.-The Jail at
carthage. Ills, where Prophet Joseph
been purchased for the Mormon church
by Elder Asahel Woodruff the consider
alton being $1,000. The deed is in the
name of President Joseph r. Smith as
trustee for the church.
TAXES ROLLING IN.-The office of
County Treasurer William O. Carbis was
crowded yesterday with men ana women
paying their taxes. The mail brought
caslOned by Saturday being the last daV
when taxes can b. paid without the usual
penalty being imposed.
ATTORNEY GUSTIN OUT-The many
friends of Attorney Frank j. Gustin viii
be Elad to know that he has recovered
from the attack Of TYPHOID fever that has
Kept him confined to his room for the
last eight weeks. He is now able to be
at his office in the ScOtt-StreveH build
ms for few hours each day.
GAMBLERS MUST PAY.-The gam
blers who were brought I'm last saturday
night 10y, the police when they raided the
Commercial street pleaded guilty to the
charge in Judge DiehIs court yesterday
afternoon. The owners OF the houses
George Brown and Jim Sullivan. were
lined $40 each and the others $40.
CONTINUE TRAINING SCHOOL.-A.
&. Nelson, state superintendent of public
instruction, has sent a circular letter TO
every county superintendent. notifying
them that the University of Utah has de-
Cittd TO keep open the training depart
ment or the school for two weeks during
the coming summer TO enable the teach
e-s throughout the state TO attend ,ue
same
JUST 4 JOKE.-"A Halloween Joke is
the explanation given 10y Sam GriCe Tor
hide. I'm his yard. The pelts and hides
were stolen 10 is alleged. from ~ ROseu-
b.att Of che Utah Junk company who
Swore TO complaint charging Grice with
burglary. Grice saws some boys placed
the hides etc. iu hia yard ON the night
OF Halloween.
DOMESTIC is FINED.-Lcua Curtis
was fined SO by Judge Dichl yesterday
afternoon. She was arrested for stealing
Dress goods ana q diamond ring frOm
Airs. r. Z. Cameron. at whose home she
was employed as domestic. Mrs. Came
ren had been missing articles from the
mousse FOR some time before she suspected
LCr servant When she did she searched
her trunk and found che goods there
CLERK ~ TROUBLE.-Ge NC
Hugh. who has been employed as bundle
clerk at Auerbach's store. was arrested
last night ON a charge ~ stealing money
from his employers. it was McTLugh' s.
duty TO wrap mp the bundles which were
sent To him by the clerks. The firm
claims that he took the cash checks
which came with these packages and
marked these down from whatever
amount was written upon them and kept
tae balance Of the money for himself att
or sending mp the discounted check and
the money Fl called for TO the cashier
Ntzhugh, has been working for Auerbach
Bros. Tor about "a month, coming here
from Montana