The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-02
Local Briefs.

BOARD MEETING POSTPONED
Tuesday being the Fourth of July, the
regular monthly meeting OF the Doard OF
education will be held Wednesday even
ing.
TO SING AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Mrs. Lulu Mayne Windsor viii sing
Hear Me When | Call, by Bruno ,,
HUM. al the First Presby terian church
this morning.
LECTURE IN NINTH WARD--Leyi L.
Young will lecture in the Ninth Ward az
$50 o,clock this evening ri az the So1th
chapel, Fifth East and F9urIh 9o"'A
streets. All will be made welcome
VERSE BY LOCAL WRITER--The
July number of Good Housekeeping ma. tds
by Mrs. Guy Sterling OF this city nus Inls
writer. under the name Harriet Brewer
Sterling. is finding a place IN many u
ROBBED NEAR BINGHAM.-A Greek
foreman on the Rio Cirande western roau
was held up at Revere switch, seven
two men and robbed of $6-25- The matter
was reported to the sheriff Office yes
teTday. but the name of the foreman was
not given.
CLERICAL FEES INCREASED.-Th
fees collected by County Clerk j. L. hi
dredge, jr-. and his assistants during the
month of June amounted to S2-b036o, an
increase OF. S547.27 over the collections Tor
June 1904. The fees collected by Secre-
tary of State g S Tingey for the quar-
5 5Sr a. ended June o. l'''' a'"0o'''O - ''''
DRUG COMPANY INCORPORATES
The DOuu Drug company filed arucies
of INCORPORATION yesterday in the OIIlce
of the county clerk. The company mas
a capital stock of $4,000, divided into 100
shares Of the par value OF 500 per s hai1i
of Butte, Mont; n. Doull, John NJ DoulI
p. H Candland and George d DouH OF
Salt Lake
FORGERY is CIARGED.-I4ouis Nor
ton was arrested last night by Acting
Sergeant Emil Johnson in the FaVOrlte
saloon, 203 South State street, Tor IorS-
ing the name of John Scheld TO chech
amounting to $40 Norton cashed the
check in the afternoon at the FaVorlte,
and upon taking 1t TO the Natlonal RsiIitS
of the Republic, il was found that Scheid
had no account there.
MORTALITY REPORT FOR CITY
The report of the city board Of health
for the week ending July 1 shows twenty
five births-fifteen male and ten female.
The death report for the same period
numbered tweIve-seven male and five fe-
eases to the office numbered nine, as
follows: Six cases of smallpox, two cases
of scarlet fever and one case of dlph-
iberia
TO ATTEND LODGE WOMAN-S FU-
NERAL.-Members of Salt Lake circle
No. $50, Women Of Woodcraft have been
requested TO meet at $50 o'clock tomOr-
row morning in the Jennings block prior
to attending the funeral services of Mrs.
Margaret Butler Services will be held
at St Mary,s CATHOLIC cathedral and IN
terment in the Catholic cemetery will fol-
low. All neighbOrs have been invited to
I attend.
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT-The pro-
gramme for the band concert to be given
at the Salt Palace at s O'Clock tonight
by the Twenty-ninth infantry band fol-
lows: March. Ben Bey'' (YeOdOgus)
overture. .'Masanieiio'' (Auber); clari-
net solo, Comm Thro' the Rye" CThorn-
toni, principal musician Siebensichen;
paraphrase, Nearer, My God, to Thee"
! Oangey): descriptive, "A Hunting
Scene CBucalossD; grand selection. DO
hemian Girl (Balfe); medley, What the
Brass Band Played QMOsse).