The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

! ORGAN RECITAL TODAY.-Organist
John Mcclellan will give a recital at the
tabernacle at $40 o'clock this afternoon
+ Ihe programme will include the Soldiers
Chorus from Faust"
MAYBERRY CASE CONTINUED-By
an agreement of all parties concerned
the trial OF Mrs Mary Mayberry. on the
charge Of insanity, preferred by her hus-
Dand, was last evening continued until
Monday at O'Clock.
FURNACE IS sTARTED.-The fires
were lighted beneath the boilers OF the
heating plant OF the city and county
building yesterday and the steam was
turned into the radiators for the first
time since last winter.
TO HOLD SOCIAL.-The Christian En-
deavor society of Phillips Congregational
church VIII hold a social at the church
parlors Friday evening. 4 good pro-
gramme and good time are promised.
There Is no admission charge. All friends
are invited
BOYS PROMISE TO REFORM-F1oyd
Miles Eddie Wells and David Ross were
arraigned before Judge Dieh yesterday
and pleaded guilty to incOrrigibility, but
after receiving a long lecture from the
court were dismissed. The BOYS prom
ised TO do better and attend school.
UNITY CLUB LECTURE Rev. George
W. Stone will deliver the third lecture in
the course on The Bible in the Light of
Modern Knowledge" at S o'clock this
evening AT Unity hall The topic for to-
night j. The Inspiration of the Bible"
The public is cordially invited To attend.
GOES OUT OF BUSINESS Because
he could not get renewal OF his lease.
Slgmund Siegel the cigar man on Main
street. yesterday turned his business over
10 his creditors, represented by the
Credit Mems association. John @ Critch-
low. took charge of the stock and has the
business for sale.
AWARDED LIFE DIPLOMA The
state board of education at its meeting
Yesterday afternoon Granted William
Bradford. principal of the Lowell school
q life teachers diploma This will pat
him in line for the increase in salary Of
Tered by the CITY TO all its teachers who
secure such certificates,
GUARDS LEAVE PRISON.-Guards
Edward Janney John Stowe and Henry
Iaggart have severed their connection
with the state penitentiary. Warden
Arthur Pratt said last night that he had
no statement TO make in the ma -tcT. Mr..
Stowe could not be reached: Mr. Janney
said he had resigned his position and that
was all he cared 60 say: Mr.. TaGgart said
he had no complaint TO make.
GIRL S-INeoRRIGIBLE. Hannah
McMann, aged, 10 years was yesterday
morning brought before Judge G. =.
Dlehi on the charge Of incOTrigibility and
bound over under $50 bonds TO appear for
trial in the district court Her mother
appeared in court i'm her daughters be
half, but the TESTIMONY given convinced
the Judge that she ought to be sent to
the reform school The girl lives in Muir
ray and for the last few months has
been away from home
NEW PROVO RESORT-The Spring
dell Resor. company has filed articles of
Incorporation with the secretary of state
The capital stock Is $4,000. divided into
President. Reed W. Taylor: vice presi-
dent &. Z. Decker: secretary and treas
urer. John Y. Twelves. directors John
r. TwelveS. Fred W. Taylor C. F. Deck
or. Joseph T. Farrer and J. Beck all of
Provo and, each. owning one share Of
stock. The company owns fifty acres in
the southeast corner Of the northeast
quarter Of section .. township south
range east siss the northeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter of section 5,
ninety acres iii all.