The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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coUNTY TEACHERS TO MEET
nero VIII be meeting or the county
Senooi teachers Saturday at Barratt hall.
ORGAN RECITAL ToDAY-Instead ST
me regular services at the tabernacle this
afternoon. Organist J. j. Mcclellan will
slNe a recital at O'Clock
BEEKEEPERS To MEET Utah
beekeepers association viii meet at the
ytllce OF Mayor Morris at 10 O'Clock Mon
COZ MY CLERKS REPORT-The re-
port Of John James. county clerk. for the
Hloltn OF September. shows that a total
or Si'6'.so was collected during the month.
CHANGE MEETING PLACE.-The
Scanolndvians viii hold their Sunday
services today AZ Assembly hall instead
~ ~ Barfatt hall, as they have formerly
OLD RESIDENT DIlsS.-Bridget scho-
lied died at her home i'm this CITY yes
terday at the age &c 81 wears. The f1-
neral services will be held at y O'Clock
az the Eleventh ward meeting house.
DIR. TALMAGE TO LECTURE-Dr.
James =. Talmage viii deliver an address
e. 49, ne special meeting Of the NJ. ]. A. at
- o ciock TINS evening in the Third
ward meeting house. An elaborate pro-
srammo has been arranged.
SPENCER FAMILY REJNION.-The
gecendants of Hyrum Daniel and Orson
spencer viii hold reunion this week in
Iodrratt nan. An association will be
formed and arrangements made for an
annual meeting of the progeny of the
three pioneers.
,rNAI1ONAL SWEDISH FESTIVAL
me local Swedes celebrated their nation-
a,i tesLlvai last evening. Addresses were
lowered by 6. A Brandene. d. D.. Of
Denver, and by Rev. F. G Ahra n1so1
tongues. si-SN
POLICE CHANGE UNIFORMS
oe9ssllorInlty with the rule which goes into
erect annually on Oct / the pstrolrnen
yesterday DOTTED their gray helmets and
snort coats and donned the dark bIue
Users ana skirted coats worn throughout
VETERANS TO MEET.-The regular
monthly meeting OF the Veteran V0Iun-
teef hlremen's association will be held in
thelr hail. 21 Canyon road on Monday
evening, oct 3. at s D. m. A full attend
ance or officers and members is REQUEST
come ''N 'e's "el-
CHILD DIES OF DIPHTHERrA-
fank' the S-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
9 :. Martin Of 747 East Fifth South
street. died yesterday noon of diphtheria
emo hesrt trouble. after an illness of a
fortnight me boys father is at present
on mission TO Boston The burial took
place at O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
MINING COMPANY MEETS.-The an
nual meeting Of the directors of the Silver
Sell Mining company was held in Salt
Lake lass night. Reports of officers were
Iead and approved and r. p. Morris. y
w Sonnedecker. Anton Petersen. Martin
Nnristopherson and John HalvOrsen were
reelected directors for the coming year
PLAN PEACE PROGRAMMED the
peace demonstration to be held in Bar
raft hall Wednesday evening, Major
liichard W Young and others will ad-
Dress the meeting. Musical numbers will
6e rendered by Mrs. c. C. Plummer, Miss
Berkhoel and several other Salt Lake
srtsts. The complete programme will
be announced later.
MUSICIANS TO MEET The annual
meeting of the Philharmonic Guarantee
Ing association will be held Monday even
ing Oct. . at O'Clock. at the house Of
Mrs. Nelden 1l72 East First South street.
There VIII be reports from the retiring
officelg. the election of new Officers and
the transaction of all business connected
with the association. A large attendance
IS desired.
a. G. NELSON RETURNS.-S State
Superintendent Of Public obstruction Mel
son has returned from Chester, whore he
went 10 attend the opening of new
school house. Asked about the reported
charges that the county superintendent
OF schools of Carbon county had discrm-
mated against Mormons in the hiring OF
teachers. he said; The matter was dis
cussed last Wednesday IN an executive
session Of the state board of education
and I positively refuse to be interviewed
about it."
TODAY IS PEACE DAY-Today has
been designated by the National Peace as
ISOLATION as the day upon which its mem
bers in all parts of the country should
exert themselves in creating an anti-war
sentiment. The local committee or the
association has requested the pastors Of
the various Salt Lake churches to lend
3 helping hand by preaching peace ser
mons today. II they intend doing so the
announcements Of services they have
furnished for publication do not make the
fact known.
MANY DRUMMERS IN CITY-Con-
mercial drummers are coming To the city
IN larger numbers than at any time dur
ing the present year. This is accounted
Tor by the fact that the conference Of the
latter-day Saints begins Monday morning
in the tabernacle and Assembly hall and
many merchants from all parts OF the
state viii be in attendance. These mer-
chants usually improve the opportunities
afforded by the recesseS Of the conference
10 inspect the drummers' supplies and
order their winter stocks OF goods
NAVY DESERTER SURRENDERSy-
g. w Dickinson. a desertcr from the
United States navy, aged q years, sur
rendered himself TO PatrOlmau Sullivan
yesterday afternoon Dickinson. like sew
eraI predecessors who have wandered as
FAR from the coast as Zion. has found