The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-04-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BUILDING BOOM ON.-Twenty per
mits were yesterday issued to J. DOnnan
Reavis by the building inspector. The
aggregate value of these Improvements
Is over $4,000.
SMALLPOX CASES-Threc cases Of
smallpox were yesterday reported TO the
board of health. They are William
Archer. aged 16 4f4 West Fourth North
street; Mrs Angel. al south Sixth East
street. and Lille Howard. - Commercial
street.
ORGAN RECITAI.S.-Presid Smith
and Luud were present at the organ re-
cital ar the Tabernacle yesterday after
noon. 1t il announced that there will ID"
reciIalS given by Professor Mcclellan
three times a week hereafter. on Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, the doors
10 close at 30 - m.
KICKED BY \ HORSE.-H D. Dewey.
mail carrier. was kicked by q. horse
while on his route Friday near the state
penitentiary. breaking his collar bone.
Or. {. w. Steward was called 10 attend
him. The injury. however. did not pre-
vent him from being on duty.
RANNEY STILL LIVES-Morris Ran
uey- who it is supposed was knocked
down the steps Of the Red Onion gam
bling house few days ago and received
a fractured skull. was reported last night
as still being unconscious. The police
have been investigating the case but no
developments have been made
I ~ i'D IN tALlf DRNIA.-George :.
miller. who died ar San Diego Cal. on
March g of paralysis from which he had
suffered for the last three years was
D Formerly resident OF this city and was
an ocuHSt Tor several years. He was a
member Of the Grand Army being a SOL
der In the Civil war. The Grand Army
committee met Yesterday and formed
resolutions of regret over the death of
/ their comradc.
GOES To ST. LOUIS.-The- advisory
committee to Professor Horace Cum
minCs inrcharce Of the Utah educational
exhibit at the ST. Louis exposition met
at the CITY and County building yeSter-
day. Professor Cummings leaves for ST.
I Louis today. Those present at yester-
day = meeting We're Professors j. X. Al
len and J. T. Mcknight Of the Univ prsitv-
college. Principal u. VI. Adams of ogden
Z and County Superintendent J. l.. Brown
OF titan cOunty-
FIREMAN HURT.-Rufus Smith. a
fireman ~ station NO. /, was rendered
| unconscious Yesterday while exercising
one Of the truck horses. Tho animal was
, fractions and started up the street in
/ 'front.' of the department. running and
bucking- lie threw Smith over his head
, onto the ground. but fortunately, Smith
struck on his side. aud besides several
/ slight bruises and a severe shaking up,
was uulnJurcd. Inc big horse took adj
J vantage Of his Freedom and raced around
+ several blocks. but finally retained 10
/ the station.
! BOOTH TUCKER TO SPEAK.-Com-
/ mander Booth Tucker Of the Salvation
Army. accompanied by Billy Smith, tho
q eX- prize fighter, and others. held serv-
ices in Ogden yesterday. Today they
4 viii come TO Salt Lake. where services
] will be held in the Salt Lake theatre this
. afternoon at O'Clock ard this evening
again at o'clock. Commander Tucker
will speak on Love and sorrow
/ DENTISTS ACQCITTED.-Iu the jury
/ trial Of the city. against II. l. stonecifel
Z and g. r Guthrie charged with pTaC.
ticing dentistry without a license. a YER
dict of not guilty was returned last night
about 10 o'clock az the special evening
session Of the city court DR.. II. W
Davis, secretary of the state board OF
dental examiners. Was the complaining
/ witness and alleged In the complaint thai
Z the defendants had failed 70 pass a sat
isfactOry examination at the first Of the
year and since that time had been prac.
ticing dentistry without a license. The
jury was out about half an hour