The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-01-07
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOST A LITTLE SON-At 2.30 o'clock
yesterday morning the infant son of Mr..
and MRS Jay T. Harris died The funeral
which was private took place in the aft
UTnOOn.
WANTS TO co HOAIE-Rev.. J. c.
Bickei. pastor of the First Methodist
church, it is said, has asked Bishop
Transt0n 10 fili his pulpit in this city.
IT is said the minister wants to return
10 his former hone in Pennsylvania
To GIVE RECEPTION.-The ladies Of
the Fist Unitarian society viii give re-
cepti0n at Unity hall this evening in hon
or of Mrs J. r. COwan. All members of
the congregation and friends of Mrs. Cow
an are United 20 be present.
DONALD ROSE IN TOWN-DonaId
Rose, general European agent of the IL
linOis Central railroad. arrived i'm Salt
Lake yesterday in company with his wife,
After a weeks visit i'm this city Mr. and
Mrs. Rose VIII retuTn to Chicago and
leave soon for Europe
FOUR PASS EXAMINATION
state board of medical examiners made
the anOulCement last evening that the
Following mapped successfully passed the
last examination to practice medicine in
the state Miss Maude Garrett. Freder--
lex II. Lay. Leo Robert Deduer and -.
Brown Ewing.
COUNTY PHYSICIANS REPORT
The December report of County. Physician
MAYO, which was yesterday filed with the
board of county commissioners shows he
sen cases of scarlet fever. There We're no
cases of smallpox and only four con-
tagious diseases in quarantine at the end
of the month
GIVEN 4 DOUBLE FINE--Harry
Briggs. John Fredericks John Tate James
Conuors, Mrs. C0uuors and Mrs White
cotton were arrested by Officers Evans
ard Olson ou the charge of being drunk
and disturbing the peace All the. parties
We're giVea lodgings ln the city jail Ihey
were fined $ for being drunk and go for
disturbing the peace.
CAR JUMPS A SWITCH.-About
o'clock last evening as the Warm Springs
and CaIGer's Park car took the switch at
streets bound for the park it jumped
The track and bumped into 8 telephone
pole The fender and step were WrenChed
from the Veslibuie ana the passengers
shaken up. The accident tied no traffic
for about an hour.
CAR BUMPS HACK-At 1879 last
night car No g al the East Fourth South
line crashed into a hack at the corner
of Second South and Main streets. Two
women who were n the carriage were
badly frightened, but ESCAPED without in
jury. The hack, belonging to 'f<iO'' San
burg, was not slightly damaged. The
tender of the street car was badlv smash
cd and nccessitated "a Delay OF zen min
ates
OFFICERS RAID WINE ROOMS.-Of-
Ulcers Burt and Leaker. dressed in citi-
night and arrested Charles Smith bar
tender Of the Board of Trade saloon:
Charles Lang of the Hue ard SIX Simon
of the Bismarck Tor allowing women an
the back rooms after Z O'Clock. which Is
a violation of the ordinance They de
posted So bail and thC cases we're set
for today at o clock.
DUKE WANTS A PAROLE.-Harrv r.
Duke has filed an application for parole
with the secretary Of the state board of
pdrdons. At the next meeting Of the
board Jan. 16. the following petitions
FOR executive Clemency viii cdEne up.
Pardou-Jaules -. Bliss, allies g. J.. Max
Well Frederick Won FaIkeustein. FIOn
A. Harrison, Joseph Hill, Charles a. lar
sen, Joseph Swazey and William Halium.
alias William Kelly Parole-Joscul j.
Wimbish- Communication of Sentence
Thomas Dauahcr
FATPER CLERK : REPORT.-During
the year 1893. j. Sabine. the pauper eierK
expended Si6939t5 in assisting the poor
in the city ard county. OF that sum S.
$3.50 was cash. the remainder merchan-
disc During the year 53l families. or T.
SO individuals. were glen assistance. f1achs
family received on an average of S3lqi
and each person $3.50, OF those helped
40 families. or l-553 persons. lived in the
city and siXtY-onc families or 25S individ-
uais In the county Transportation out Of
the city was furnished 10 III persons.