The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-23
LOCAL BRIEFS.

TO CONDUCT FTNERAL.-Argenta
lodge. f d A. NJ, viii meet this after
noon at 1 o clock for the purpose of con
eucung the funeral services over the re-
mains OF James T. Clasbey.
WAS NOT VACCINATED.-Mis Ncttie
Matson of 237 South Second East street
mas been taken to the pesthouse having
been attacked with smallpox. The young
woman had not been vaccinated-
OVER TWENTY YEARS IN ARMY
kegimental Sergeant Major Adolph Wells
u Le IWehty-mnth infantry VIII re-en-
Isl this morning after a service under the
stars and stripes of twenty years.
HANGS FROM CABLE.-Word comes
from Boise that Roy Carsen, former
Salt Lake lineman. narrowly escaped
oeath by falling from a telephone pole. He
received shock and hung insensible Tor
some time from the cable.
UNITARIAN HALL DEDICATED
Rev. William Fish, jr-. will deliver the
sermon at ethe dedication of Unitarian
nall, no South Second East street. at IL
O clock Sunday After the services Mr.
and Mrs. Fish viii be rendered u recep-
ton.
OLD-FASHIONED SCHOOL PARTY
The Eastside High school will give an
assembly hall. The party viii open with
an o;d-time spelling match, and after
musical and literary programme a BAN
duet viii be given. The following are
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A. Il. BoXrud. Miss Mildred Tibbals and
Miss Valentine.
COLLEGE WOMEN MEET.-Another
meeting of the college women at the uni
versity was held yesterday. The students
were addressed by Mrs. Young, one Of the
committee in charge OF the proposed club
house. Plans for securing the financial
aid necessary for the erection of the house
were also discussed. The WORK was d.
Vidcd up and given 10 special separate
committees, who viii begin work imme-
diately after the holidays.
SMOOT WITNESSES RETURN.-EI-
ders George Reynolds and John Nicholson,
who were in the lime light at the Smoot
from the national capital Wednesday
night. According TO the homecoming
witnesses. the popular sentiment among
the members Of congress fayors GLOWING
Smoot to retain his seat. They believe
that Smoot viii not be unseated.
LIFT FOR CHARLES BOwRING.-
The Ladies of the Grand Army held a re-
union last evening at headquarters. one
OF the features was the drawing for
beautiful picture, the proceeds Of which
go to Charles Bowring, who is confined TO
his home as the result Of stroke of para
lysis. Thirty dollars was realized. The
holder OF ticket No. lis may secure the
picture by calling at 335 South Second
West street.
is NOT WITH THE MAJ0RITY.-Be-
cause he gave a hospital ticket bearing
his name to a stranger who desired treat
ment at St. Marks. Charles Van Sewers
of Park City has been busy explaining for
several days that he is not dead. After
the man who bore Van Sewers ticket had
entered ST Marks he became worse and
died. Van Sewers relatives were noti-
fled. Now that Van Sewers has declared
he is among the living the identity of the
dead man is a mystery. He has been bu-
ried in a pauper's grave.
WILL PAY TODAY-The public school
teachers will today receive their pay for
the first three weeks Of the fourth month
Of the term. The janitors and school OF
The total roll amounts to $4,000. In or
mas the state officers and clerks will re-
ceive their pay today. instead of having TO
wait until the end of the month. The Of
ficials' payroll for the last quarter of 1894
amounts to SIS 900. and the clerks payroll
for the month of December is Sl,209.
FUNERAL Is TODAY.-The funeral of
Albert Whitney. the aged father of n. b.
Whitney. will be held privately at the
home of NJ. 4. Whitney. 90 G street, at L
O'Clock today. and the interment VIII take
place at Mt. OliVet cemetery. Albert
Whitney was born Feb >, 1929, in Platts-
field. n. V. He was married TO Miss ia
nett Mattison in 1852 and she died in
1895 at Rochester. N Y. During the last
two years ne has lived with his son in
this city. He leaves a family OF three
children-Mrs. Jessie Irwin of Washing
ton n Y: Mr.. Clinton Whitney of New
York and \. b. Whitney of Salt Lake