The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

TWO SMALLPOX CASES.-Two cases
of smallpox were reported yesterday TO
the board OF health. They are two chill
dren named Di5ble at AZ South Sixth East
street.
SERVICES AT SYNAGOGTE.-At the
Jewish synagogue this evening Rabbi
Louis G. Reynolds viii deliver an address
taking for his subject, Religion in Rus
STA The public is invited.
CLIMBED A RAIL.-Freight train No.
90 coming south on the oregon Short
Line, had mishap at Centerville cary
Thursday morning. \ truck CLIMBED
rail at the siding and several cars were
piled up at the side Of the track. The
passing of other trains was not inter-
rupted.
WEDDING FOLLOWS DIVORCE.-A
wedding yesterday followed a divorce that
was granted Tuesday on that day Mrs.
Louise Cronk obtained a legal separation
from W. 3. Cron6 and yesterday she
was married by Deputy County Clerk
David Smith to William b. O'Brine. Both
reside in Salt Lake.
SEEKS HER HUSBAND.-Mayor Rich
ard p. Norris has received a letter Of
inquiry from Mrs. Henry Cruikshank of
Des MONIES, Ia. IS to thr whereabouts
Of her husband who. some time ago was
working on the Lucin cutoff. More re-
Gently she believes he came to Salt Lake,
where he suddenly disappeared Mrs.
Cruikshank Is I'm adverse circumstances
and Is anxious TO find her husband.
GRICE BOUND OVER.-Sam Grice was
arraigned before Judge c. b. Diehl in the
city court yesterday on the charge of at
tempting to burglarize the MetrOpoie sa-
loon on Third South and West Temple
streets several days ago. He was found
EuIty as charged in the complaint and
bound over to the district court In de-
fault of 500 bail he was committed TO the
county jail.
HATCH IN COURT-Bob Hatch. the
cOlCred man who shot Clarence Denton
in the leg during a quarrel on CONNER
ola al sfrr,1 q
yesterday IN the city court on the charSe
OF assault with q deadly weapon with in
tent to commit murder. He entered a
plea Of not guilty and his case was set
mt $l.o00. i'm default Of which ne was sent
TO tho county Jail
DAMAGES ASKED.-Henry Shepherd
Bel flied suit against the Annie Laurie
Mining company In the federal court yes
terday for 5000 The plaintiff alleges
that while employed 10y the defendant in
a tunnel Of the Annie Laurie mine his
leg and side were badly crushed by cave
in the tunnel. The complaint states that
the tunnel had not been worked for some
time and that the ground was dangerous,
not being properly timbered.
MONEY FOR Between
$4,000 and $4,000 is the amount the off
GERS Of the national guard believe should
be raised for an armOry. The committee
appointed TO work out the details of the
matter met Yesterday afternoon a = the
state Bank Of Utah and discussed the
project without accomplishing much IN
"A tangible way. Before much definite can
be done. II was agreed that a site should
be picked out and estimates Of cost of
ground and building obtained. This WI
be done. and the committee will meet
again next week.
PART OF CITY FLOODED The south
ern part of Salt Lake between Eighth and
Ninth West and Fourth and Sixth South
has been converted into a lake since the
late rams and the drainage from the
mouptains and for the past ten DAYS the
Inhabitants have been required to wade
about their premises in rubber boots Dur
ing the last few days the water has began
TO recedc, and the cellars and pools are
becoming Stagnant, making a natural
breeding place for diseases The four
blocks under water are low and no means
mas been provided to drain this flooded
section, which. If allowed TO stand. will
threaten the city with an epidemic of
typhoid