The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-27


Aid society Of the First Congrega uonai
church viii meet at II a. m. today At
the church.
DR. GOSHEN IL-L.-Rev. Elmer l. Co
shen who was unable TO preacn Sanoay
on account of throat trouble, IS confined
% his home wNh an ATTACK Of ionSilitis-
His condition was reported better last
evening.
FEW SPRTNKLERS OUT~O7sing to
Sundays rain. few sprinblerS Hfrc used
on the city streets yesterdast. al the
wagons viii probably be IN 81 et.fo-
day. The scarcity of water is sef.p
but the department is rarher Sifr
fu.ds.
ARR NOW OMEN. Z. sCofJsahsrfcr of
Bingham and Miss Lola Stuart efeLehi
We're. united in matrimoRy at tnet3N hite
House parlors IL O'Clock yesterday att
Justice + n. Clarke IN the presence or
a few friends. J. ]. Philips cf the no.
Eel STAFF acted as master OF ceremonies.
STUDYING MORMONISM. Mrs. A. f
Newman who addressed the senate in
behalf OF the Gentiies when the polygamy
investigation was being carried on in
Washington. is in the city for the pur
pose OF gathering information about the
present campaign and its relations to the
Mormon church.
HAYNIE BOUND OVERFLOW HaSnse,
a cOiOred man, was arraigned yesterday.
morning I'm the city court on the charge
of assault with a deadly weapon and
pleaded not guilty. He waived his pre-
liminary hearing and he was bound over
TO the Third district court under 500
bonds.
BOYS PROMISE TO BE GOOD.-Ben
Thomas and Lawrence Martin, both i
years Of age were found guilty. Of petit
larceny yesterday and released On sus-
pended sentence The boys admitted
stealing several bottles from the rear of
81 West Second South street but prom
ised Judge Diehl if released this time
the would do better.
FRANKLIN COMPANY INCORPO-
RATES.-The ]. II. r. Franklin company
has filed articles OF Incorporation with
HE county clerk for the purpose Of car
rying on a confectionery and catering
business. The capital stock is $4,000 The
incorporatOrs are ]. II. r. Franklin. q.
Gray, Lemley. Pauline s. Franklin. VIII
liam T. Mack and l.. +. Kaufman.
OFFERS or WATERSHEDS The
council committee on irrigation and wa
ter supply met yesterday afternoon in
the office of the land and water COM
missioner and considered various offers
of watershed lands, aggregating 1905
acres. in City Creek, Parleys and Cot
tonwood canyons. The city engineer and
the land and water commissioned were
Instructed to visit all the property Of
fered the city and report ON its value.
FARMER GOES Charles
s. Peterson, South Jordan farmer. filed
a petition in volunt airy bankruptcy yes
terday in the office of the clerk OF the
United States courts. His schedule
shows assets amounting to $500, consist
ing of household goods, livestock. firm
vehicles and agricultural implements. His
liabilities aggregate $0.906.65. and consist
Of claims secured againstthim amounting
TO Sf,Sl2.50. unsecured claims of 1852 and
accommodation paper amounting TO ST.
9l2 10.
FOR STEALING IN COLLEGE-Joseph
Brown, a former employee Of All
Fdailows college. was arrested yesterday
afternoon for stealing some old clothes
from the store room in the rear of the
building. which belonged TO the men with
whom he was working. Brown was hired
several days ago 10 work on the grounds
with several other men. ald day before
yesterday. shortly after Brown left the
place two or three coats and vests were
missing. The complaint was made by
the steward at the college, and yester-
dav Brown was located in his room at
the Salvation Army roomIng house. The
missing clothes We're found under his
bed. and Detective Chase and OFFICER Sui
iigan brought him TO the station, charS-
ing him with petit larceny.