The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-27
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BURKINsHAw DISCHARGED j. W.
Bu-kinshaw. who was arrested upon tnc
charge OF cruelty 10 animals has Decn
discharged as not guilty.
POLL TAX MAN WILL SOON GET
BCSY.-The poll tax notices viii al %
served BIZ Dec 1 and then Street super
visor Sedcn viii commence TO prosecute
those who have not Yet paid.
MASS FOR FATHER .MoRRIsSEY.-
Solemn pontificial high mass vii oe eeie-
brased at the cathedral Gt O'Clock tomor-
row morning by Bishop Seaman Tor the
late Rev. Father w +. AIorrissey
TAKES TEPEE AND GOES.-Louis
TrunkhiIl an Indian. was given unul :
D. m Monday to pitch his tepee outside
the limits OF Salt Lake Louis pleaded
guilty to being without funds CT employ
Inant on condition that he would DC let
go Gnfined.
ATLAS TRIAL NEXT TUESDAY,
DR.. p. c. Atlas will be tried before Judge
&C. B. Diehl at o'clock Tuesday AFTERNOON,
on a charge of violating the state meGlcal
requirements regarding plSSlclaass
licenses. He is at present OF on -
bonds. furnished by counsel r ). Gust'''
SOCIALIST MEETING.-The Socialists
Of Salt Lake will hold their usuai suH Hnf
meeting this evening IN Federation man.
Fourth South and State streets Zoe pro
gramme is as follows: SelectiSn oy III. INC
orchestra: forty five-minute lecture
minute criticisms OF lecture
ENTERTAINMENT BY PUPILS
Wednesday evening ar the Sandy scnooi
house the pupils 90 dr. Drummonds ds-
partment including the sixth and seventh
grades, gave social TO the trustees anu
teachers of the school; A InaaIHssl ae.aS
programme was we'll rendered, aitef
which refreshments were served
MINISTER RESIGNS. Fl.
Fish, ir has resigned the pastorate OF the
Unitarian church. which he has held IoI
the last two years. he will return carry
in January with his vile 10 tEer ~ ~
home In Boston During his stay il SaIe
Lake he helped wipe out the church deot
and aided in the erection OF Unity NAH
SCHETTLER DEEDS PROPERTY.--lB.
/ II. SchcttleT yesterday FLED With the
county recorder thirty-eight deeds convey
| ingthe property procured through =. ~ ~.
Schettler to r. r. Anderson, receiEer ISI
the bankrupt private bank Of Is. II
Schuttler. The consideration IS 70. f4l.Vz,
and the twenty pieces OF properly lnVoiNsN
| will be placed among the assets OF the
bank.
TWO TEACHERS WANTED.-State
| Superintendent of Schools Nelson reports
| that two public school teachers are
wanted at Castle Gate. one 20 be principal
at 500 month. and the otner 10 teach j. ID
| the primary grade at $50 month Appn-
cants must have HAD experience ana must
call upon Mr. Nelson at his office IN the
/ city and county building early teiAorro"
morning.
! REMEMBERED TIE ORPHANS.-Al-
though Mr.. and Mrs. David Keith are ao-
gent from ths city. they were thoughtfu
enough 10 remember the little ones at the
Keerns' So AIMS orphanage on Thanks
giving day with a big lot OF turkeys:
whole beef and the necessaFies for DIG
feast Henry Simon of this city also sent
turkeys and ''trimmTn s. while r. @
O'Donnell contributed apples enough TO &c
around. Altogether the children mac
plenty Of occasion to be thankful
| BIRTHDAY PARTY party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. }. Gill Monday
| evening at their residence. J1 ! street u
being the anniversary OF the birth II Mr.
Gill After a supper the evening wa
spent in games ami music. Those ureSen
| were:- Mr. and Mrs. John D. Airmct. Mr.
and Mrs W. J. Backman. ar. and Mrs
sydney Chaiker. Mr.. and Mrs. =. White
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Gill Mrs. 1ghn
Airmet, IT., Mr. and Mrs. Arnold keiSer
Mrs. Susan d. WinWard. Misses amanda
Olesen. Blanche Winward, AMMO Dick
Agnes Dick. Ruth Gill. Nellie Ntnward
Messrs VIII Coon, Leo Schettler, Eugen'
: Winward. Rowland Williams