The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BOARD OF HEALTH MEETISG.-The
local board of health viii hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting Monday in the rooms
Of the department in the basement of the
city and county building.
WOMAN'S DEMOCRATIC CIJrB-Tbe
Woman's Democratic club VIII meet on
Wednesday afternoon next At 2-30 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. Sarah WAITRESS. Is4
South Second West street All Demo
cratic women are invited to be present
SUES FOR A DTVORCE.-Mrs. Bertha
q. Hughes yesterday sued Prank x
Hughes for divorce on the grounds OF de
sertiOn and non-suppOrt- The couple
were married in St. Joseph. NJ, May %
zS9S.
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN--The regular
business meeting Of the veteran Voiu-
teeT FiTemen's association will be held
at their hall, ~ Canyon road. or Non
day. July H. at ?. NJ sharp 4 full at
tendance OF officers and members is re
quested- All old volunteer firemen and
visiting Y F. A viii find a welcome.
WILL DEPORT n CHINA8IAN-Un ited
States Marshal Benjamin p. Haywood
and Major H p. Myt9n viii leave Monday
for San Francisco with a Chinar3an who
Is to be depOrted. The Chlnk IS sick and
II viii require the services Of more than
one man to look after him until he IS
turned over to the federal authorities at
San Francisco
LOST CHECK STILL MISSING.-The
police have as yet found 10 trace Of the
check for So which c F. Mitchell. a
transient claims to have lost off a Muir
OF the check IS not TO he confused with
C. T Mitchell. 81 West second South
street. who denied yesterday that he ever
became intoxicated and lost a check.
SUES ON A NOTE-WHIlan Mckenzie
Yesterday entered suit against the Utah
National bank to recover 3. $50 alleged TO
be due him on note executed by g I.
Dignowity. the money 70 be paid out or
. the pool agreement Of the Highland Boy
cOmOany'S stock The note was trans
ferred TO Mckenzie by Diguowity. ard
the former now claims the bank VIII not
settle with him.
A PRIZE WINNER.-Mrs. c. Boles OF
PendletOn- Ore. who was visiting In this
city during the latter part Of June, made
I a purchase Of five tickets in the Real
Estate association prize drawing at Salte
air and was the fortunate holder Of ucksyL
Al334- which drew the tweEty-acr5 1aTHl
situated in the southeastern part Of Salt
Lake valley. The lady viii now in all
probability give Up her residence in Ore
gOn and become citizen q Utah 10
engage II agricultural pursuits
/ CAMBRIAN DAY.-Tt will be Cam
brian day at Saltair next "Wednesday
Lizzie Thomas Edward. Charles Kent.
John James. Mile Williams. VII! Phil
lips Evan Arthur and Others VIII furtIis
music large number Of Welsh peODle
and their friends are expected 20 be there
on this annual occasion. Inc COMMITTEES
IN charge reports that fully go persons
viii be in attendance from outside points.
Post master Arthur L. Thomas viii be
master Of ceremonies
SAYS HE'S PAID TOO AIUCH-Assist-
ant Superintendent .. p. Arnold OF the
Utah Light & Railway company has for
the first time in his official career re-
Ceived complaint from an employee that
he was being Overpaid- One OF the Sec
ond South street conductors reported TO
Mr.. Arnold last week that his paw check
drew cash for 100 hours that he had not
served. The discrepancy made an in
crease Of SIS in the check in favor OF the
, connie" The error was at once cor
rected-
RICHARD COLLETT Is HOMF.-Rich-
ard COllett Of s. Almond street. VINO was
stricken with paralysis while IN BuffOia.
y. Y. last week. was brought home yes
( terday By his son-in-lsw Thomas
O'Rourke who left for the east i'm
illness. Mr.. O'ROurke corrected a state
ment yesterday TO the effect that his
father-in-laW was stricken with insanitE
Mr.. COllett injured his shoulder. and VIII .
/ he subsequently, sustained a paralytic
stroke. his mind has been perfectly clear.
DEATH OF MRS. WERNER-Afrs-
Z Theresa y Werner died at the home Of
+ her daughter in Murray yesterday of OBJ
I strUctIon OF the bowels, at the age Of 81
/ years. Mrs. Werner was the widow of
! August Werner. who built the Cermania,
/ smeiter. She was an old resident of that
/ part OF the county well known TO a wide
8 circle and highly respected for her many
sterling qualities. She leaves three mar
ried daughters. The funeral services will
be held at o'clOck this afternoon at the
nome OF Mrs. christina Merritt, "a South
Tenth East street. this city.
Thomas Ashworth, soloist, at Saltair