The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

TWO CASES OF SAIALLPON.-Niss
Laviua and Annie Glenn. residing az Doc
South First West street, were repoLEeu 70
The board of health yesterday rs suffering
with smallpox
HAM" SHOW REHEARSAL.-Ihe There
viii be a rehearsal of the mob scene III
the ham show at the salt Lake thestyLe
this evening at 1880 clock sharp FaI-
Elephants must attend.
CITY EMPLOYEES PAID OFF.-City
Auditor Felt and City Treasurer Harris
Yesterday paid off most of the city en-
uloyes for the second half of April. Inc
payrOlIs amounted 20 @,yI5.55
ONE CASE OF SCARLET FEVEB.-It
was reported to the board of health yes
terday that Douglas DouH or ga I-s-st
Brigham street has scarlet fever There
are now only four cases of the disease ID
the city
FREE FROM DIPHTHERIA.-Ihc city
is free from dlphtherla, according 70 a
Brothers of the board Of health. There
bias not been "a case of that disease ii
quarantine for more than "a week.
CAN RIDE BACK HONI2-The North
western road made the official announce
meut vest arday that rules governing tho
passage OF men I'm charge of livestock viii
he Withdrawn and cancelled, and trans
portaLi0u back home viii be given those
who accompanied cattle to their destiua-
ton
DISCUSS FAIR EXHIBIT.-The princi-
pals of he city schools discussed the city S
educa tioual exhibit to be made al the eX-
position at a meeting held yesterday after
noon. series of large photographs
principal work OF the different classes
was thought 90 be most desirable plan.
lt was adopted.
RESORT OPENS MAY 15.-CastllIa
Springs viii open May - with q bail game
and excursion. Arrangements have been
road from salt Lake City and Eureka.
Arrangements FOR BAH game between
the Eureka team and the aggregation
from Castillo Springs were closed yester-
BOOTBEACK STANDS GO Mayor
Richard p Morris yesterday signed the
resolution passed by tho city council
Monday evening prOFlnlng thdt neieaiLeL
AN b1otbIack stands must be in build
ings. and not stand out on the Sidewalks
ds some of them do. A protest against
sidewalk stands mad been tiled with the
council some time ago.
EICHNOR ESTATE IN COURT-lIrs.
Elizabeth EichnUr. wife of the late Dis
day filed q petition iu the district court
asking 60 Dee appointed administratriN OF
the estate, which IS valued at about $780,
consisting OF personal propeftt. lninlns
stock and interest Doe mining Ella ms lli
Nevada. Judge William O. Hall win hear
the case Friday May ed.
SWIFT LEAVES TOWN.-Feariug
prosecution John Dean Swift the ec-
centric cid man whose attack upon Mrs.
81 Nishkud OF South State street was
related iE Smdays Herald. has lett inns
CITY. Mrs. tIshkluu called at the city
attorneys office yesterday afternoon Tor
lhe purpose OF swearing % a warrant for
SWifts arrest. She sWOre 20 a complaint
charging him with battery, bat as the late
ter's whereabouts are not known, there
can be no Immediate action.
sHOCKLEY AT THE PEN.-James N.
Sh0ckley. sentenced 10 be shot to death
Friday. June q, for the murder OF Thorn
as j. Brighton. was taken to the Utah
state ueDIteuJiarE Yesterday AFTERNOON by
Sheriff a.. Frank Emery. He arrived at
the prison AZ 5,l5 o'clock. lie was given
no. 4 $780, and placed in cell l52, iu the mid
die tier of the north row of cells ian the
south CeiI house ShOCkiey is almost over
the cell occupied by Rose while he was un-
der death watch.
MRS. HACERBACH DEAD.-AIrs. Ella
j. A. Hauer1aCh. wife of j. A. Hauer-
bach. the MUSICIAN. died at che Holy
Cross hospital early yesterday morning
81 the result OF an operation. ne de-
ceased is survived by O. husband and three
small children. The eldest OF whom is but
Is years old. and the Youngest - months.
Mrs. Hauerbacn was % Fears OLD. and was
"a native of EoOefe county The funeral
viii be held Friday afternoon, Nav g,
from Lincoln. Iooele county, meeting
house. The remains may be viewed at
the funeral chapel of Joseph y Taylor
Thursday afternoon, May o. at 5 o clock.
Upon request or numerous friends Of the
deceased who live In this city. il has been
decided 90 hold services al the undertake
ing pariors 81 Joseph =. Iayi0r at :
% clock this afternoon. Bishop Barton Of
the Nineteenth ward conducting the cere-
monies