The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
The board of education win hold ITS
regular monthly meeting Tuesday even
ing.
UNDERGOES OPERATION.-8Irs. J. A.
Hauerbach, Wall and Apricot streets,
was subjected 10 an operation at 81.
MaTy's hospital yesterday.
FIPEMEN TO BIEET.-Tbe veteran
Volunteer FiTemens association VIII hold
its regular monthly meeting i'm the halA
2ll Canyon road, at S o'clock tomorrow
night,
PROFESSOR CUMMINGS RETURNS
Professor Byron Cummings has re-
turned from ST. Louis, where he has been
acting in the capacity of director or the
Utah educational exhibit.
ANOTHER CASE or SMALLPOX
Miss Ethel d, Young, aged 20 VINO re-
sides at 400 Second street, was yesterday
reported to have smallpox She was
placed undcr quarantine at home.
COURT TO BE PROMPT-"Cou viii
commence on Monday and thereafter
promptly at p. m. ANNOUNCED judge
DiehI from the bench yesterday after
noon, upon calling the regular daily seS-
sion some fifteen minutes late. AT Whlch
the reliable court room spectators nodded
assent.
PHYSICIAN GOING EAST.-Dr. Ed
ward Vernon Silver VIII leave Iuesday
evening for New York City, where he
will visit his parents. lie win also so
to the Young Mems Christian assOcid-
ton convention at Buffalo as the delegate
from Utah. Mrs. Silver win accompany
her husband.
ASSISTS IN EXHIBIT.-WOrd has been
received from st. Louis that c. p. john
son. the photographed. has arrived there
and viii spend several months at the talf.
Alr. Johnson accompanied Madame
MOuntfOrd TO Jerusalem for the purpose
of obtaining a set of views for an exhibit
/ at the exposition,
TALKS OF RUSSIA.-Rabbi Reynolds
of the Jewish synagogue delivered his
second address on Russia and the Rus
Improvement associations Of the Eight
zenith ward last evening Music was Iur-
uished by Mr.. Piper Mrs. Newman, Miss
Wilson and Mr. Patrick.
PRINCIPALS CHANGE DATE.-At a
meeting yesterday of the county school
/ principals it was decided to change the
/ date of the commencement exercises IN
/ all country schools from Decoration day
/ 70 May ., owing to many patriotic dem
OnsJTaUOns. The final examinations VII
/ be held on May IS and - in the various
/ districts.
/ INQUEST OVER BABE.-A coroner.
/ jury composed of r. u. Mcdonald. John
I Alves and l.. NJ. Weller held an inques
! Yesterday over the body of the baby cir
/ whose remains We're discovered FRIDAY
/ morning, but determined nothing. AT
| adjournment of two weeks was taken III
{ the hope of finding clue 10 the identity
! of the parents.
WILL MEET GRAND OFFICERS.-Tht
Ladies' Auxiliary TO the Brotherhood O.
! Locomotive Engineers viii hold a specia
/ meeting at 2.30 o'clock Tuesday after
noon in the Scott-AUerbach hall TIN
/ meeting is called 10 enable the member
; TO meet Mrs. CasSeI. one of the gran,
Officers of the organization who is Oh
her way TO the convention in California
EDITOR TO TALK-Joseph Gilbert
! editor of THE Crisis" viii deliver TIN
first of a series of three lectures ON "Th
Social Problems of Our Times, at Fed
| GRAFTON of Labor hail, Fourth South an,
state streets at O'Clock tonight Tn
subject OF his address viii be THE Issu
states and the Cause shown Musi
Z viii be furnished by the ChildTeIs guar
/ tette and Miss Johnson.
NEW OFFICE QUARTERS-Wo o
I moving to its new quarters on Stat
/ street was begun yesterday by the IJaI
Independent Telephone company. Tn
new building is a handsome three-srOrl
structure and is tirepTOOf and modern ID
I every way. 1T was built ar "a total COS
of $4,000. On the first floor is I0catel
me distributing plant with every up-to
[ is on the third floor.
REVIVALIST .-Arrangement
have been made for Mrs. Kent White %
: Denver Of the Peutecostal union. TO dc
liver three sermons today on the secon'
floor of the Board of Trade building. f5
J West Second South street The order %
/ the sermons viii be 1890 o'clock fhi
morning, 3 @. o'clock this afternoon and 7:3
% clock ia the evening. The eVaugcIiS
viii also deliver "a sermon each evening
Tor the next ten days at the same place
SALOON MAN GUILTY-Judge Dieh
/ yesterday afternoon found Timothy Hig
gins guilty of violating the Sunday win
dow curtain ordinance and fixed the rim
Tor sentence for tomorrow at = %. M Tn
case of the people against Frank Ruza
charged with the same 0ffeusc wa
3 called yesterday afternoon 1ur as d
the Higgins matter, an adjournment wa
/ taken i'm order that defendants sal0ol
and premises, with regard 20 position O
bar and window shades might be ia
sDeCted. Argument viii be taken UP to
I morrow
DIR. BROWN GOES EAST-Dr. ~. NJ
/ Brown, proprietor of the Salt Lake keeIe.
! Institute. left yesterday for New Y0rl
| City. where ne will devote the next fou
months to the study of medicine am,
{ surgery in the New York Post GRADUATE
School and Hospital This move is TO
! the purpose of getting i'm touch with tn
modern methods of the profession and o
obtaining vacation from the keele,
/ work. This IS the first ldy-Off Dr. Brow
has enjoyed except one rest of thirt,
days, in fifteen years. DIT. Brown il
now the second oldest physician 81
| length Of service in the employment o
/ the Kelley company. During his abscnc
from Salt Lake the local institute will Dbl
i'm charge Of DR.. T., j. Hiiligoss. who 70
I seven years was manager and physician
/ of the Kelley Institute at PrOyi
/ denCes II. J.
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