The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.


ANOTHER SHORES a girl weighing
eight POUNDS. is the cause Of the unHsls-
ally broad smile on the face Of DR.. A. !.
Shores.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
city board of equalization met .sstssvily
5,Ilernoon N the office Of the watsr1or ks
department and considered a number Of
REQUESTS for attachments in rates
SCHOOL FURNITURE ON WAY
y ORC mas been received hero that the
iurnlture for the new T.afayettc school
mas passed Chicago and will probably ar
rive before school opens next month
MIGRANTS LOSE Eighth +. We
Der and Richard Morgan we're each sen
fenced TO pay fine of $40 yesterday
afternoon after being found guilty Of Va
s s,raFey Both entered pleas q not guilty
" eDeFs trial did not save him and sub
scguently Morgan changed his plea
STRINGING POSTAL WIRES. Line
men nave almost finished the stringiug of
the POSTAL Telegraph company-s wires
running out of Salt Lake on the Bel poles
Oh state street The wire leading into the
city on Second West is already up.
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
= teachers examinations are being held
tht, tlrSt half OF this week In the l. d 5
SS11liege building There are twenty-si1 sp-
IlscdntS Tor certificates On Thursday and
= ricay commencing at O'Clock il the
fol e1oon the city teachers examinations
VIII be held in the Fremont school.
CUTTING DOWN WEEDs-The street
99ePartmeht announces that il has cut
Gown Al the weeds IN the city streets
Inc street supervisor will now make an
effort 10 nave enforced the ordinance
Hhleh requires property owners to cut
ooWu weeds along the sidewalks and in
vacant lots The weeds are drying up and
may prove dangerous IN case Of fire
PHILIP ZIGICH FREE-PhiiipsZ igich.
heid for several weeks at the county iaiI
on suspicion OF having murdered a rail-
T~.-I n A.
tsolo two years ago. has been DISCHARGED
nom custody. The authorities decided
there was insufficient evidence TO hold
t.le man. Zlg1ch was also accused 81 be-
ing an accomplice of his brother. Mako.
Lig1ch, in the murder Of Bill Faro at
Murray last month
ACCUSED OF SHOOTING DUCK.-The
case of William Fargergren. who is al
legc1 TO have broken the game law sun
Day by shooting duck. was continued 10
sept. ]. at which time the accused will
plead Fargergren was met by Deputy
Game Warden Williams near Tenth South
ana Main streets with the tell-taie duck
IN his hands Fargergren is ALLEGED 70
have shot the duck near the Jordan He
IS IS years old.
BOYS CASE CONTINUED plea Of
guilty was entered by Attorney Fred Nc
Gurrln yesterday in police court for Ar
thur Stephens, charged with the theft Of
. watch plea for leniency was made.
Judge Diehl postponed imposing sentence
pioyed at the Wilson hotel as a bell boy
and while there got possession Of = guest
timepiece-
RESUMED THEIR JOURNEY-The
visiting Texas fruit growers and shippers
and commission merchants left the city
at 500 O'Clock yesterday morning for
Denver. where they will stop over one
day They will then resume their home
ward trip to the Lone Star state. spend
ing a few days en- route at the World 5
fair at st. Louis. All the members Of the
party were much pleased with Salt Lake
and were greatly impressed By Utah's
horticultural development, which they say
exceeded their expectations
TRAINS RUNNING REGULARLY
The local Rio Grande officials reported
yesterday that the trouble on the line
near Rifle. Colo. caused by a storm IN
Sunday. was al an end, and that tail s
were again running substantially On
schedule time between salt Lake and
Denver The road had two large eXcur<
slonS on Sunday, one TO Ogden that car
ried 100 persons. and the other II Ed-Ck1
on which the passengers numbered sts-
CHINAMAN PULLS HIS GUN.-Wy
Not. a Chinese Salt Laker with ar abb
normal sense of humor, was arrested
by Officer Palmer last night after he
had pulled gun on a resident OF Vic
tOria alley. At headquarters. howe 81,
Wv Not was released, II appearing that
the revolver had not been loaded Wy
Not claimed that the woman on whom
he pulled the weapon was attempting 10
eXtOrt money from him He promised
TO keep the harmless weapon at home
Why not?
PROHIBITTONIST TO SPEAI&.-T. W
Glover, the founder OF prohibition work
in New Zealand and organizer of the
New Zealand alliance. is in Salt Lake on
q visit Mr. Glover is TO give lecture
this evening on his home cOuntry-''thst
land without strikes''-at the Murray Bap-
list church. during the course o. which
he viii tell of the old age pensions. the
state ownership of railroads. street cars,
water systems and other utilities. Mr.
GIover's work in the interest OF the New
Zealand alliance and for prohibition has
met with praise from g. n. Sheldon. 2u-
thor OF I'm His steps, and from promi-
nent ". G. 7. L women