The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-17
LOCAL BRIEFS


HARTENSTEIN TO BULD.-Council-
man Z. A. Hartenstein will shortly begin
the construction Of a cottage home on
the lot he owns on First street between
l. and + streets.
LAST OF THE SEASON,-The Univer-
sity Chronicle Will give the last dance or
| the season at SaltaiT Friday, Sept -.
! The affair viii be in the nature Of
handshake TO the new university stu
dents.
TEACHER Is NEEDED. IL. Chris
Jensen, city superintendent OF schools,
announces that the High school is in need
of an experienced teacher of stenOgraphy
The Isaac P1ttman system is taught in
the Salt Lake High school
HOME FROM COLLEGE-Cio
John c. Cutler and other members OF the
state board OF examiners, with members
of the Agricultural college board of tFus-
tees, left yesterday afternoon for Logan
To begin an investigation of the recent
| tire at the college. They expect TO re-
turn tomorrow.
BANQUET FOR CONTRACTORS
| p. Cahoon, president of the Salt Lake
Pressed Brick company, was the host
last evening at a gathering of cOntrac-
tors and material men held at the Com
mercial club. Covers were laid for eight
| cen. The matter of continuing 10 hold
| informal affairs OF the kind IN the fu-
| ture was considered.
WEEKLY HEALTH REPORTING
weekly report of the city board of health
Tor the week ending Sept. 16 shows 70
births; males and IL females; 10 deaths.
+ 8 males and 10 females. There were 23
cases Of contagious diseases reported dur
/ ing the week, consisting of - cases of
/ typhoid fever, case OF smallpox.
TOY SMITH GOES FREE-Toy Smith,
/ a negro, charged with vagrancy. was dis
| charged yesterday morning from CUSTODY
! by Judge c. B. Diehl because of lack OF
! evidence TO secure a, conviction. Smith,
/ while charged with Vagrancy. was al
| legged to have forced his attentions on a
white girl and written letters to her.
DEATH OF A CHILD.-The many
| friends OF John SNOWFALL, who died De-
cember last. win be panied TO learn that
/ hts little son, Edwin, died at Smithfield
/ at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, aged ~
! years. The funeral will be held at
/ o'clock Monday afternoon at the home
! of Ralph SNOWFALL 81 X street, in this
! city.
| IN THE TOLLS AGAIN.-Bertha Thorn
/ as and Jesse Thomas (cOlOred) were re
| arrested yesterday on the charge of grand
larceny They are charged with robbins
| an eastern man OF $50. They We're first
| arrested in Ogden and were bound over to
| the district court, but We're discharged
on a technicality. Another warrant was
I sworn out yesterday and they were ar
| rested just before leaving for Ogden.
1 ulOULllN
meeting of the association of the Nauvog
! Legion, win be held Monday evening
! Sept. IS, at the bishops office, tithing
! yard, at o'clock in the evening. There
has been one death since our last meeting.
I Will all the members kindly attend 50
/ that the secretary and treasurer can set
/ tie up with the family of the deceased
aud ohlige William NJ, Brewu, secretary
/ NEW THOUGHT LEAGJ,E.-The New
/ no Hon. fgs1
meeting ON Friday evening at the resi-
dence OF a. ID. FerrOn, so East Sixth
South. 9. +. Madsen continued the Ice
! lures of his series on electro-ma gnetism
! the particular topic Tor the evening being
/ Human Electricity' The attendance
was large. The next Of the series will be
given at the residence of Mr., ROssberg, y
| East First North, next Friday evening.
HELPED CATCH BOOTH.-Judge Ev-
4, ertOn j. COnger OF Montana. an old mem-
/ Der of the G. 4. r.. Is visiting friends IN
! Salt Lake City, Judge COnger Is the man
/ who headed the platoon of cavalry which
/ captured J. Wilkes Booth the assassin
| of President Abraham Lincoln. He car
| ried back the report To Secretary of War
/ Stanton He attended the recent con-
ventiOn of the g. A. r. in Denver and is
/ on his way home
J WILL TAKE LAW. COURsE.-Nnliam
+ e. Leary, clerk of police court during the
I past two years, Will leave today for Chi
! cagO university. Mr.. Learv viii take a
/ law course in Chicago university Ills
legal studies, pursued i'm Salt Lake and
/ his experience gained during his term of
/ office, have given him a good ground
( work toward establishing himself III the
profession. Mr.. Leary will probably
/ come back to salt Lake when ne has com
+ pleted his course.
| MODEL CORRIDOR.-Th new model
/ corridor planned last year by the home
[ and education section Of the Ladies Lit
/ erary. club and at that time prepared
I for the Uintah school, viii be placed In
Z the Emerson school some time during
( the coming week committee appointed
/ by the section for the purpose OF selecting
ia suitable site has reported fayorably on
that school and the work OF preparing the
walls. etc. is now in progress. The CON-
mittee consists OF Mrs. William g. Jen-
nings. Mrs. William 1gleheart Mrs
/ James Il. Eddie. Miss Katherine Page
/ and Miss Mary Ryder.