The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-04
MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

The city council has instructed the
CITY attorney 10 draft fire ordinance
regarding the protecton Oh p uollc p Sa,.i,,
ings, halls, etc. The city fathers begin
10 realize that measures should be taken
10 protect the public from the danger
of fire at gatherings, etc, as the noh-
existence OF a fire department rehoers
il possible that a very small IRE might
develop into a very large conflagratlon
within a very short time, endangerlng
life and property TO an alarming extent
and bringing calamity upon our prosper
GUS community. The outline OF the or
dinance will be presented TO the coun-
Gil at the session next Tuesday.
The Democrats of the Sixtieth district
will held a meeting Monday evening
Sept s. for the purpose of elecdng two
delegates TO represent the district At the
Democratic state convention. TO be
held Sept. in Salt Lake City. The ses-
sions will be held in the city court
room.
Mr.. Draper, proprietor Of the Midway
saloon, has disappeared suddenly, leav-
ing his family uniformed concerning
his whereabouts. Draper came 10 Muir
ray more than year ago, when ne
bought the saloon of $ L. Cutey. The
opnion prevailed here that his saloon
was i'm q flourishing condition and that
he was well satisfied with his business
Rumors had il that he was gone to Cali
fOrnia, but the latest developments are
pointing TO the fact that he is keeping
hlnlSelI III the uelSlDDAlopus plObbdbif III
Salt Lake. 1t is expected that his credi-
tors will close on him. His wife is con-
Quoting the business At present.
The children of Anon Reynolds have
recovered from diphtheria and the quar-
antine has beech removed from the Reyn-
olds residence.
Wayne Rosenlaf. the son Of Mrs. Ro-
senlaf. is quite i'll.
Mrs. Frank Arnold OF the Highland
Boy was in Murray on business few
Joe Hadley will resign as salesman at
the Leader. He has accepted a position
with the oregon Short Line ia Salt
Charles Caldwell has returned from
Idaho, where he has been visiting the
last three months.
J. Percy of Rexburg. Ida, was in
Murray last Friday visiting his rela-
tiyes and friends
Mrs. James CreiI OF the Highland
Boy was in Murray last Monday on
r. H. winder and family have re-
turned from an outing.
Mrs. +. J. Warren has returned from
Levan, Juab county. where she has been
visiting with relatives.
Amos Turner is recovering from ty-
phoid fever.
The Ladies Aid society Of the NJ. T.
church will transact business at the
church Wednesday, Sept. 7, al p. M
John Anderson has been suffering from
neuralgia but is recovering.
The Murray schools will open Monday,
Sept. l..
The Catholics are holding religious
services every second Sunday in the
month at o'clock in Harker,s hall
David, the little son Of Mr. and Mrs.
George Eatchel, IS suffering from ~
hDoid fever.
Mrs. Albert Cahoon and daughter have
returned from AVIAN, Cache valley, where
they have been on a visit for the past
six weeks. Mr.. Cahoon has gone to
British Columbia from Cache valley on
business and viii remain there for sew
eral weeks
jured at the smelter works, has recov-
cred and returned TO work.
Adoiph Paulsen of Sait>SLake was in
Murray last Friday looking for a situa-
ton.
The newly erected large dancing hall
on State street is almost completed and
! ready for use.
An enjoyable farewell party was given
in honor of Carl Freeze, son OF j. y.
Freeze, OF Murray. The occasion was
the young mans departure, Saturday,
Tor New Zealand, where he is called to
fill q mission. The entertainment took
place in Salt Lake.
George Lyon has severed his connec-
ton with tho Murray Drug company and
has accepted a position with the Holt
Drug company in Salt Lake. Shirley Ca
hoon viii succeed Mr.. Lyon.
A number OF society ladies'. sccompa-
MED by Master Mechanic Master OF the
Highland Boy mine OF Bingham. visited
the Highland Boy smelter here. The
back
Pastor J. G. Andrews will preach Sun.
day evening at the Baptist church on
the subject The Way to Heaven
Twins now adorn the home Of L.