The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-03
Warrants paid in May

Balance on hand June f.........S s.. s4S %
The report of the city recorder agreed
with that of the treasurer except tha-
she reported outstanding warrants so the
amount of SS1.35.
The sexton reported eight deaths dur
ing the mOnth-five males and three fe-
ma les
The Justice reported forty-six arrests.
with fines collected amounting 10 &i99,
committed 81.
The petitions were few, one being pre-
scented for license and Yin Davidson
wanted 10 secure monopoly upon the
right to sell refreshments al the city ball
grounds His request was tabled
Acting upon the communication from
Salt Lake the committee on streets. all
leys and bridges has been at work upon
the problem of the city sewerage being
run into Parleys creek. Tn report sub
mitted by the chairman il was advised
shat fume be constructed diagOualIT
on Fourteenth street which would con-
meet with Silver creek. Furtn her action
present,
A communication from the Park City
Smelling company was received regard
ing the old tramWay. agreeing 10 furnish
The city an abstract of title.
In the matter Of the ball grounds pur-
chase it was decided 20 mako the city
property committee with the attorney
committee 10 look after the purchase,
with power 10 act
The new brick chimney ordinance has
been complied with generally The fire
chief reported that one man. JasperSOI-
refused to build. and a warrant for his
arrest is 20 be issued so that test case
The old Marsac mill building is "a fire
trap and Chief Bircumshaw stated that
he had discovered box OF giant powder
stored there. He reported that he had
taken the powder 20 the Ontario aurhprl-
ties and they were al loss 10 know how
the explosive came I'm the building. The
council decided that as q protection
against fire the company should be M
struCted 70 put night Waterman ON az
the building
Tom Very has built a fence ON BoSsic
hill which the citizens Up there don
like but the fact that Very owns thc
ground was considered enough To war
rant the council I'm not intevfe-inE-
Nothing further coming uD. She council
adjourned TO meet on the 18th inst
The slaughter house of the Park City
Meat company was broken INTO night
or two ago and SGD worth OF potts taken.
The hides were loaded into wagon py
the thief and taken away. Upon dlscoT-
cry of the burglary. the officers were
notified and the culpril was caught near
Salt Lake. He viii be brought back to
Word was received here yesterday
evening of the death of Thomas Timlln
i'm Salt Lake at ST. Mary hospital
TimIin's case was am interesting one. I'M
asmuch as he has apparently defied all
natural laws ia living during the pass
twenty years While working In the
Sampson shaft in 1852 he was injured by
q bucket falling upon him. ana Wnetl
taken TO tho hospital 10 was found neces-
sarv to remove several ribs. This was
done and an opening was left 100 the pa
tents side which exposed his right lung.
The flesh around the edge of the opening
healed up and left the opening. so that
ever since the operation the unfortunate
man has had to wear DaudaEe over
the wound. Iimliu ran cigar store
here for many years and was well liked
by all who knew him For the last year
his general health has been failing and
few weeks ago he was taken to the
hospital I'm Salt Lake. where ne died yes
terday. Deceased was a native of Ire
land 40 years old, and was unmarried.
The funeral viii be held I'm Salt Lake
Park City band last evening was sue
Cessful affair
Miss Mabel Hughes entertained several
friends last evening at tine home of her
parents at a Dutch supper.
Henry Hirschman went TO salt Lake
tC0aE.
8Ir. and Mrs. n. 3. Dresser came up
from Salt Lake this morning.
Miss Mercy Edwards left for Tonopan
yesterday.
DIT Mabel Hughes was ON the outgoing
". 6. Young left for Butte this after
nooU-
CHARLES Lorring came up from ogden
tCda--
The Park city baseball team win play
iu ogden sunday If Park wins two
more games il VIII have the penuant
won.