The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.

To VISIT sCHOOLs.-State superin-
tendent OF Public instruction A. g.. Mel
son leaves today for Hinckley and Des-
Sret where he will visit schools and de-
liver educational addresses.
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE REPORT
The following cases of CQltagious ,Rs-
eases were Yesterday reported 10 the city
BOARD or health; Typhoid fever, otvcr
B. Cnytraus. aged g. 13S Paxton avenue.
ChickenpON. John Dunbar aged TO- ll46
south Ninth East. Measles. George Nc
1ntyre. aged is, AZ West First South.
BINGHAM TO .INCORPORATE.- Bling
ham Is to incorporate as town TO en-
able IL 10 vote upon the question of levy
ing tax Tor waterWorks system. The
boundary lines viii be north and south
from the Yampa smelter 10 the c0nglOm-
crate rocks, and east and west several
hundred feet from the center Of the gulcn
up either side OF the mountains.
NEW ROAD sUPEFvIsORs.-Gov
or H. NJ Wells yesterday appointed the
following road supervisors I'm Kane cOun-
ty: Graham e. Macdonald Ranch. who
has the expenditure OF $500 r the public
highways from JohnsOn's north TO Divide,
and from Kanab TO Four Mile: John F.
Brown, kanab who viii cXpend $3.50
on the road from Dugway to Mcdonald
mill
PETER T.. JOHNSON DIEs-Peter L.
Johnson formerly a member Of the Salt
Lake police force. and more recently en-
ployed at the Consolidated Mercur mine,
died 8t 1915 o'clock last night OF stomach
trouble, I'm the Board of Trade building.
Mr. Johnson was "a years old. and a ma
tive Of Sweden. As he has no relatives
lodge Nd Pa p S and souRrS has M" tsFen
charge of the remains. Notice Of the
funeral viii be given later.
CHINAAIAN HURT.-Wong Bling.
Chinaman' fell through an opening from
Ine street into the cellar of the Moline
Plow companys building. at the corner
or state street and Commercial alley. last
night and sustained severe injuries. The
distance
$50 Wong left the Chinaman's resort and
started for State street. About an hour
later he came back crawling on his hands
and knees, with his clothing covered with
blood 1t is supposed that ne lay in the
cellar for the whole hour. A Chinese
doctor was summoned by his fellow
countrymen to attend him.
HODGE FUNERAL.-This morning at
11.ag funeral services over the remains
of Mrs. Aurora Hodge viii he held from
Ine Undertaking establishment of s. ID.
Evans on state street The body will
not be buried I'm the pOtters field as was
at first feared, as Alfred Larsen. the
dead womans brother. yesterday tele-
graphed enough money TO cover the fu-
neral expenses. Undertaken Evans and
Sheriff Frank Emery. who have charge
OF the funeral Will endeavOr to have
minister present 20 conduct the services.
The body viii probably be inferred in Mt
OLvct cemetery.
SUES FOR S10.C00-The Toltcc Ranch
company whose place OF business is IN
.
in the federal court against the Central
Pacific end Southern Pacific Railroad
companies 90 collect damages i'm the
amount of $1,000. To is averred i'm the
complaint That In January. 1900. the rail-
road companies uulaWfully elected the
plaintiff from its rightful property and
took possession Of the same. The plain
tin now asks that the railroad compa-
MES be compelled to give up said prop
erty and TO pay 500 per month rental
for same during the time they have been
in possession. i'm addition to the above
mentioned amount Of damages. David
p. Tarpey. formerly OF this city, is pres
ideDt of the Ioltec company.
OFFICERS ELECTED.-The Woman's
Republican club met yesterday with Mrs.
A j. Johnson ana elected the following
officers TO serve Tor the ensuing term;
President Mrs. W. IT, Jones: vice presi-
dent Mrs A. J. Johnson recording sec
rotary, Mrs A. $. Powers. correspond
fuE secretary. Mrs. G.. Lee Jones: treas
urer. Mrs j. p Stanford. auditor. Mrs.
Frank Hines. historian. Mrs j. If.
PcaSe; board OF directors. to serve three
years. Mrs. Rachel Miller Mrs. Arthur
Brown, % serve two years. Mrs. Joanna
Melton. Mrs W w Rivers. to serve one
year Mrs. Joseph Young Mrs Corr
forth The chair appointed Mrs Brown
and Mrs. Powers on programme. The
club meets the first Monday ia January
with Mrs vs.. w Jones 23l South Third
East.