The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-13
LOCAL BRIEFS.

SERVICES AT sYNAGOGUE.-The
subject Of Rabbi Louis O.. Reynolds adj
Ing 70 O'Clock viii be. "rhe Present
Age. an are cordially invited TO attend
the services.
ONE CASE OF sMALLPOX-stev
Crary, aged p, was sent 60 the ISOLATION
hospital yesterday suffering from small
poX. lie said ne contracted il from Miss
Lulu Wooten who was discharged from
that Institution Wednesday. They both
live at 80 West South Temple street.
THREE CASES OF TYPHOID The
following cases of typhoid fever were
yesterday reported 20 the city board %
health: Edith n. Lyons. aged l5, lo3l
IT, 955 south Third West: Elton Thatcher.
AGED s, 1-52 South Ninth East street
RUSH TO PAY TAXES.-The clerical
force in the county treasurer office was
peop.s who wished 20 pay their taxes. At
one time during tho day the waiting line
extended from the office halfway down
the basement corridor OF the buiding co.
the last day for paying taxes and avoid
ing the TO per cent penalty
MAY HAVE sMALLPOX-Bur Phil
ups who lives at the corner OF Brigham
and r streets. is sick with what may be
diagnosed as smallpox. Phillips has been
working as cook in a college A few days
ago he was taken sick and did not know
what was the matter with him. 1estcr-
day Or. Nj. S. Steward was called i'm and
said that the man had the symptoms of
smallpox. but he could not be sure of IL
until today. Arrangements are being
made to send him to the pest house II
such should prove to be the case
WITHOUT Wednesday night
"a break In the water mains occurred on
FIRST South near Twelfth East streets
neccssltating shutting off the water in
the eastern part OF the city Wednesday
night and most or yesterday. The resi-
dents ln the district where tine water was
u
suit there was a small sized water famine
i'm that vicinity most Of the day. Jupiter
PluviuS came TO the rescue last evening
and at a late hour last night the people
in that locality had water 60 spare.
NEW MUSICAL STUDIO-The new
musical studio Of All HallOws college has
been deliberately equipped and furnished
and the formal opening will occur within
a short time Musical Director Spencer
Peterson has presented the studio with
fine bust of De kOvcn which occupies
a position Of honor in the new room, and
from southern friends of Father Guinan
president Of the college. have come two
pianos, one an upright the other a grand
The latter is pronounced by Spencer Pc
tersOn TO be one Of the best toned instru-
ments i'm the city.
CHANGES AT JAIL.-Manv changes
are being made i'm the arrangement OF
rooms in the city jail. The police head
quarters have been moved from the little
back room which they have formerly OC-
Cupiod To one i'm the front Of the build
ing, which is more commOdiOus and bet
ter fitted TO carry on the work of the
department. Besides this the lockers are
TO be moved to a room In the rear OF the
building 10 insure more safety TO the
men who leave their clothes there. II is
proposed TO add In a short while dOrml-
tory I'm which the men who have 70 work
over time or DO special duty can sleep
when they cannot go home
FINED FOR PERJURY f. NAL
lett who is charged with perjury. had his
preliminary hearing before Judge Chris
Dlehl yesterday morning. The case was
continued indefinitely Two witnesses
We're put or the stand. Deputy City Re
that he identified certain records and
also recognized the complainant. former
Justice OF the Peace Gustave KrOeger.
The latter was then put upon the stand
appeared before him and had sworn TO
certain testimony i'm a number of cases.
The complaints i'm the case were filed
a result OF the investigation by the recent
grand jury into the collection methods of
the Merchants Protective association.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GRIssOAL- Sur
rounded by large COuCOurSe of friends
and shOwCTed with AN the tributes of
their love Mrs. Winnifred Grissom was
laid to rest yesterday afternoon. The fU-
neral services were held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wood. Dean Eddie
floral offerings were very beautiful and
almost filled the room i'm which the COf-
fin stood. Miss Edna Dwyer rendered
the vocal numbers. Il Need Thee Every
Hour and Nearer Ny God. TO Thee"
and Miss Mary Olive Gray played sweet.
low music throughout the service. The
paubcarers were Judge Henry j. Hem
dersou. Arthur Pratt. Richard p Norris.
Fisher Harris. c. B. Blakcly and Mr..
CrocSwell. The interment was in Mount
CliVet and was priVate