The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

OLD CLOTHING WANTED.-The sal
walton Army salvage department wishes
to remind the well-t0-dO that their cast
off CLOTHING viii be gladly sent Tor. More
calls for clothing are being received at
this season from the poor than the Army
can meet. Phone 13S3-N or send postal TO
staff captain Miller, 50 Franklin avenue.
sTRINGFELLOW IS BETTER.-The
condition of Charles Stringfellow. who
fell down an elevator shaft IN the Con-
s0lidated Wagon < Machine company
establishment ON South State street early
Thursday morning. was reported last
ing physicians are quite confident now
that the young man viii fully recover
from his injuries
SOCIALIST MEET NG.-Thc Socialist
meeting tonight at Harmony hall viii be
addressed by Joseph Gilbert. who VIII
speak on 'Rumbiings of the Revolt
ton Mr.. Gilbert has just returned
from lecturing in the eastern counties.
and starts tins week for q tour OF the
northern counties He is a forceful ana
interesting speaker. and one of the best
informed men Ia tnV movement. Louis
Brodie WIZ render two vocal selections
SNOWFALL. TIEROWERS ARRESTED
John Morton Gordon Peck John free.
George Jones. Frank Herbert ana Ieaufel
Nooy. boys about 1o years old were ar
reste ed yesterday Afternoon Tor treating
everybody who passed through the temple
grounds 10 winter apples several
complaints were made To the desk ser
geant. After receiving Sood lecture
from him the boys were released. proulis-
ing they would never throw snOw0alls
again.
WILL NINE FOR OPALS.-Tne off
GERS Of the Lemhi opal Mining company
met yesterday morning and formulated 81
plan for operating their opal deposits ia
Aemhi county, Idaho, and ratified the
actions Of their agent while in the east
in connection with the finances Of the
COMPANY The members present were
-eH A
81. Birreu. secretary and treasurer,
Mayor sam A. King and JO \ Brown
the two latter oG Provo, who are d.
rectors.
STOLE AN OVERCOAT-WiHi9m Lee
yesterday pleaded guilty TO the charge
of petty larceny and was sentenced 90
fifty daNs in the city jail by Judge Chris
=. Diehl. he visited the Nazarene mis-
sion Friday evening and after services
left the church in a hurry. james Head
lund missed his overcoat and suspected
Lee OF taking Il. He called al the police
station and gave q description Of the man.
officer Leakcr dpprehended Lee COINS
into saloon ou Commercial street He
was wearing the coat at the time
DEFECTIVE FLUE CAUSES FIRE
The contents Of thc servant room ga
The residence of Attorney J. N. Hamilton,
226 South Tenth East street, were prac-
Bcally destroyed by faye last evening. tie
blaze evidently having been starred by
detective fifie Little damage WAS done
10 the woodwork in the hall The house
was iilled with smoke. and some Of the
water dripped through into he room be
low. The flames were cStingUisned by
the inmates Of the house. assisted by
several visitors with buckets Of water
LEAP YEAR FAIR-A leap year fair IS
planned by citizens Of thc Fifth ward
TO be held for four nights beginning Feb
g II Hii De given IN the ward meeting
house, the proceeds 10 be used for i'm
proving the building. Among the fsa-
lures Viii be the election of g carnival
king. t. has been the custom to crown
= queen, but this being leap year it viii
De reversed. Voting for the king be
eifs MondaF. Ballot boxes installed ia
the E&rioHs stores Of the ward are to bt
used fnore viii be z continuous Eaude-
vile perfoTma nee. "a buriesquc corona
ton and a kangaroo court.