The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-04
LOCAL BRIEFS,

! LAST ORGAN RECITAL.-Tlie last or
J gan recital of the season will take place
I at the tabernacle this afterlOon A claS-
/ steal programme Will be rendered.
HALE HOLIDAY TODAY.-The city Of
tlces will be closed al noon today to give
the employees an opportunity to visit the
state fair.
MAYBERRY CASE CONTINUED
Judge Morse last evening again adj
Journed the insanity proceedings against
Mrs Marx Mayberry until next Monday
evening.
SON is MISSING.-Sheriff c. F. Emery
vest erday received a letter from Mrs A
Mcdonald of FenelOn Falls. Ontario, ask
ing him to locate her son.. Norman. a
blacksmith. last heard from in Salt Lake.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.-Th regular
monthly session Of the board of educa-
ton will be held this evening. The school
children will probably be granted half
hoilday Friday afternoon TO attend the
state fair.
LAND COMMISSIONERS TODAY
ne monthly meeting of the state board
or land commissioners will be held TODAY
IN the land office in the basement of the
CITY ana county building. The state
BOARD OF education and the Worlds fair
commission win meet tomorrow.
TAKE MEDICAL EXAMINATION
thirteen applicants took the state med
lcal examination yesterday, two of the
numoer being re-cXamined. Ten women
TOOK the obstetrics examination. The
state board of medical examiners will
meet tomorrow TO pass on the papers.
SUB-POSTOFFICE LEASED-A five
year lease has been signed by W. S
ShallenDerger, acting postmaster general,
and Charles Crane. owner of the prop
eTfy at the northwest corner of Second
South and Eighth East streets. for the
station a branch postoffice. The annual
rental is $780, TO be paid quarterly.
BIG HORN DELEGATION President
Jesse W. Crosby. from the Big Horn
country. Wyoming. arrived in the city
yesterday morning TO attend conference.
With him came delegation of seventy
five people. He recently resigned from
the Wyoming electoral ticket on account
of his pOlygamy.
SERMON TO STUDENTs.-At the Lat
teF-day' Saints university Yesterday
morning Miss Mabelle Biggert OF New
York delivered an interesting discourse
on simon the Cross bearer which was
heard by the students and a great many
visitors. Thomas Ashworth rendered
sacred solo. Just for Today" Miss Big
CART lectured at the Rarratt hall last
evening on Adam Bede."
OGDEN MERCHANT BANKRUPT
Henry Mole. an Ogden merchant. filed a
petition in voluntary bankruptcy in the
office of the clerk Of the United States
court yesterday. His liabilities all of
81 %, and his assets consist Of person.
al property valued at $50 and a twenty
year endowment policy issued by the New
York Life Insurance company. July T.
1871, for 5000.
sO'CONNORs IS LOCATED equi-
sition papers will be served upon the
governor of California for William
QConnors, wanted in DAVIS county for
stealing some telephone wires He was
TO have been tried Sept IS on the charge
of I Tara r1F4 D,
for California and was located recently
IN Stockton. He and John Orr are
charged with stealing 500 pounds Of cop
per wire. valued at $500 belonging TO the
Independent Telephone company. The
theft was committed April a. orr plead
guilty to the charge and was sentenced
to year in the states prison
ROW IN RESTAURANT.-Po Han
sen. a waiter in the Acme cafe. was ar
rested early yesterday morning for using
"a Worcestershire sauce bottle on +. G..
HeffermanS head. Hansen claims that
Hefferman was under the Influence of
liquor and abused him when he took his
order. Hansen was anSered by his vile
language and. when he refused TO leave
the cafe. picked up q sauce bottle hit
ting him over the headSwith it, The blow
put HeffeTman out and PdtrOman Bush
was on the scene in time to sec Heffer
man go down Hansen was pat under
arrest and will be charged with assault
with deadly weapon.
y. p. TARPEY DEAD.-Word has been
received in Salt Lake of the death OF
y. p. Tarpey Mr.. Tarpey died at his
home in San Francisco. Sunday victim
of Brights disease. with which he had
been troubled for years. He was for
number Of years a resident of this city
and took an active interest in mining in
this state and Nevada. He was also
while here the resident land agent of the
Southern Pacific and his duties i'm that
capacity brought him into contact with
many prominent people Mr.. TlIpey was
the owner of the Toltec ranch in Box
Elder county. ard owned a beautiful
home in the eastern part of this city.
He leaves q wife. four sons enc two
daughters