The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.

VISITING RELATIVES. Walter FL
lingson well known Salt Lake railroad
man. Is visiting relatives in Phoenix,
-Ariz.
HERALD FORCE REMEMBERED
Win the compliments of the season, Tho
Herald force received "a little good
cheer from James Kelley OF the Buff
falo.
IN INTEREST OF SERVICE Private
clayton Stacey Of Company Il. Twenty
ninth infantry, serving az Fort Bliss. Tex.
has ben ordered discharged in the inter-
est Of Inc service.
NEW PAPER COMP ANY.-The Box
Elder Paper company filed articles with
the secretary o. state yesterday. The
capital stock is $4,000 divided into shares
at 81 each. c. w. GoOdliffa is president
A, r. Box, vice president: r Carter.
treasurer. y. Peterson. secretary: John
'hr1st a3Ssn. managc- The company
VIII DO regular printing business in
HFsham city and the publication OF a
newspaper
DEATH OF MRS. CLARA NJ. PIERCE
Word vas received yesterday evening
by II. Z. Glenn OF the death at Augusta.
Mont. on the 18th inst. OF hts sister Mr.
Cana NJ Pierce, Tor many years a well
known resident Of this city. Mrs. Pierce
had been enjoying unusually good h a tn
70 within about a month Of her death
me deceased LADY was member Of the
Order of the Eastern Star of Evanston
Wyo.. and also Of the Daughters of Re
bekah OF Augusta. InteTInent took place
at Augusta on the 2lst.
GOING BACK 70 MONTANA
Harold. who was arrested a couple of
weeks ago by Deputy Marshal Smith and
bound over for embezZling pOstOffice
funds by United States Commissioner u.
u. lWomeT. WAS arralgned Yesterday in
the federal court Judge Marshall ordered
hn hl f,lyr h.. n
the crime was committed
ENDS HER LIFE.-steHa Raymond
while on a debauch in PocaJe.Io Friday
night. poured csrbolic acid into a glass
OF whisky. swallowed the mixture and
died She went to PocateIlo from Salt
Lake three weeks ago.
CHARGED WITH MURDER Babe
Curtin. a man well known to the local
police is confined i'm the Oakland. Cal.
that on the night OF Dec Il, Curtin shot
and killed Mounted Officer George W
Brown, who caught Curtin and a pal in
the act OF burglarizing a residence. Cur
I'm IS also suspected of having shot r. ".
ITtherington in this city. Oct Il. 1902 II
IS beloved that the two men hurglariZed
the safe of the Sierra Nevada Lumber
company and became engaged i'm z fight
IN me DIVISION Of the spells during which
lltherngtOn was shot When brought to
the police station. however. he refused
to divulge who did the deed. so Curtin
Was never held to answer to the charge.
THEY TOOK HIS CASH.. p. QuiIEan.
bartender for the Mahan Liquor COM
pany. was held up and robbed OF SD at
an early hour yesterday morning when
returning home after work The men
covered him with revolver and told
him 10 throw up his hands which he i'm
mediately did. No description of the
hoid-upS was given to the police and uD
10 a late hour la = OiPht Nc
made
WINS is DEAD.-A. c. WINS. who has
been i'll with pneumonia at the Holy Cross
hospital died Friday Mr. WINS was the
brother Of Ed WINS, a former Salt Lake
newspaper man and now residing I'm Hell
ena. Mont The funeral of the deceased
VIII take place from O'DonneIFs under
taking pariOrs on Tuesday afternoon next
at ? o'clock The remains viii be Inferred
IN the family burial plot in the city GENE
terry.
HOME FROM THE EAsT.-CharIes W.
Penrose, Chairman William Spry Of the
Republican state committee. Ben Z. Rich
and several others arrived in the CITY
from Washington yesterday morning get
ing home lust in time TO enjoy their
Christmas dinner. Apostle John Henry
Smith. who was with tho party as far as
Chicago will arrive today.
MANAGER WELLS HOME.-Manager
X. e Wells of the San Pedro returned
= '-s'b'f 'AcN l-O-t4 GtlNtF. NNcFe he Snnnf
several days transactinG railroad BUSH
ness Of Importance lie announced that
the 0ao or tho San Pedro has narrowed
10 thirteen miles. and that the work was
going forward satisfactorily on this end
He was not sure when the gap would -
closed. but thought it might occur any
day now
CHRISTMAS BALL.-There VIII be A
grand Christmas ball in Liberty stake hall
tomorrow evening that promises 10 be an
event Of more than ordinary importance
There LII also be- a dance ~ this hall
each Friday evening during the winter
MRS DOUGLAS HELD--Nrs N. J.
Douglas. who WAS arrested "a week or
more ago for assaulting one LOTTO Martin
with revolver and taking three shots
at her. one Of which took effect i'm the
back Of the asSailed, YESTERDAY afternoon
waived her pTeliminaTv examination and
was bound over by Judge {. B. Diehl u
answer the charge in the district court
Her bail was fixed in the sum of so.