The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

TEACHERS INSTITUTE.-The county
teachers viii hold an institute At n O'Clock
this morning i'm Memorial nail of the
Latter-day Saints university.
MRS. SNYDER TO SING-Mrs. Flor
eucc Macdonald Snyder VIII be the solo
ist at the First NJ E. church tomorrow
evening.
SHUT OFF WATERING city treas
urer announced yesterday that all water
rates must be paid by Nov. / else the
water will be shut off.
MAYOR APPROVES FRANC HISE.-
The mayor yesterday signed his approval
of the councils action in extending the
franchise Of the Salt Lake Southern rail-
way another year.
THEATRE FOR BEAR RIvER.-Arti-
cleS OF incorporation were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday by the Bear
River City Opera House company. The
mcorporators are Lars T. Johnsoa, David
HolmGren, Hyrum j. Hansen. MorOnt
Mortensen. Hyrum Anderson. The capital
stock is 5000 with shares at s. each.
TERM FOR BIKE STEALING-Arthur
Deason, who was arrested several days
ago in kaNsville and sent to salt Lake
where he was wanted for stealing a BIZ
cycle, was sentenced yesterday 10 pay a
fine Of $40. Notice of appeal has been
given by Deason's counsel. No testimony
was put i'm by the defense. sentence being
pronounced after a motion for dismissal
had been denied
HICKEY STOLE THE GUT AR.-Peter
Hickey was yesterday afternoon found
guilty of petit larceny and sentenced 70
thirty days in the city prison. Hickey was
charged with stealing a guitar from r.
". Jenkins. - South West TEMPLE street
several nights ago. He admitted taking
the instrument. but stated that he didn't
think the owner would care = he bOr-
rowed il for an evening.
. THIRTY DAYS IN JAII.-E.ghteen-
year-old Alma Douglas (coloreO will no
longer have a chance TO carry big re-
vOlver or drive the city pound wagon.
He was sentenced To spend thirty days in
the CITY prison yesterday afternoon for
carrying concealed weapon. In the
meantime his parents. who live IN Denver
viii be communicated with and arrange
ments made 10 send the lad home.
LOCAL BANK CLERKS META
large attendance marked the first meet
ing this season of the Salt Lake chapter
Of The American Institute or Bank Clerks,
which was held Thursday evening W. ;.
Mccormick. l.. H. Farnsworth +. T.
Badger and other prominent barking men
addressed the bank clerks. conCra iulating
them on their affiliatiOn with the ma
tionai order and pratsing the purpose Of
the organization.
no DATE SET FOR ATLAS CASE
In all probability the case Of the state OF
Utah Us. DR.. r. G, p. Atlas, alleged TO
have pr2cticed medicine in this city with
cut a license from the state board of eX-
aminers. will not be tried for at least
week OF ten days. Attorney r. j. Gustin
is representing the Creek doctor. and he
hrs stated that he viii not be ready for
trial this week
FORM IRRIGATION. COMPANY The
Middle Chalk Creek Irrigation company OF
Coalvile yesterday nlcd articles OF in
corporation with the secretary of state
The concern will divert the water of the
Middle Chalk creek 10 the Middle Chalk
creek ditch for the. purpose Of irriSating
in CoalVille precinct. Summit county. The
capital stock is see divided INTO g.
shares Tber6 are half a hundced stock
holders. The officers are: President
William T. Chappell; secretary and treas
tree. r J. Lewis directors. William r..
Chappeil =. J. Lewis. J. n. Salmon, Hy~
rum Bale and W. J. Wright.
NABBED FOR JUMPING BOARD.-C.
H. Morris was arrested yesterday morn
ing at the Rio Grande Western as he got
off the train on the charge of jumping
his board bin at Milford. He was ar
rested by Deputies Cowan and Smith at
the request OF Justice of the Peace g. &.
l[izer or Milford. IL is alleged that Nor
ris had secured board and lodging Al a
roomng house at Milford and left with
out paving for il. He took the morning
train out of Milford Yesterday and word
was sent TO the county officers to put
him under arrest.