The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-19

PICTURES FOR PRESS CLUB.-The
general passenger department of the Rio
two handsome nictures Of E,ieu-e or, ire
| line
MISS FOSTER TO SING AT ST.
| MARK Sat St Marks cathedral today
! at both services Miss Halle Foster will
/ sing az arrangement of Rock of Ages
/ by Edward T. Remick.
BOARD OF CORRECTIONS TO MEET.
| A meeting of the state board of correc-
| tons will be held Tuesday morning at
business to come before the meeting.
TO ELECT SECRETARY TUESDAY
The Lewis and Clark exposition commits
son Will meet at o. m Tuesday in the
| OF etectinS a director general and a sec
| rotary.
ARREST SALOON PROPRIETOR.-
John LuCey, who runs the Alta saloon,
on SoEth State street, was arrested last
night by Officer George Moore upon the
charge Of allowing females in his saloon
after D
CIGARETTE FIGHTER TO SPEAK
| J. Willis Brown will speak at II o'clock
| this morning in the First Baptist church
! on The Conversion OF the Boy The
pastor, ID. II, Brown. Will occupy the pull
I pit in the evening.
STREET CAR MEN TO DANCE.-The
Street Car Mems union band is to give
an excursion to American Fork at 7:30
q CLOCK next w eQneSQaN evening. A Spe-
clal train viii CONVEX the dancers each
way. Special cars will meet the return
train at the depot.
SOCIALIST MEETING TONIGHT.-A
meeting Of those Interested in Socialism
viii be held at o'clock tonight at Fed
Grafton of Labor hall There Will be a
musical programme and speeches, follow
ing which the discussion will be open to
the audience. Admission is free
FINED FOR ASSAULT.-Frank Fugitt
was fined SO and costs in the court of
Justice J. }. Williams at Bingham juno
ton yesterday for asSaulting Henry Bate
man with a club. Gust Kandaros was as
sessed $15 and costs for furnishing Il gun
IN a threatening manner in Gallagher'S
saloon.
NAUVOO LEGION MEETING
monthly meeting of the association of the
Nauvoo Legion will be held at 80 Mon
day evening, March 90, at the bishops
requested. the new circulars are to be
submitted To the association before being
printed
GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL.-Governor
Cutler yesterday signed house bill No. 13S
by the committee on agriculture and hor-
tiCulture. providing for the establishment
OF a central l tan experiment station IN
either salt Lake. Utah, Weber or Davis
county. The station will be under the
supervision of the Agricultural college.
BOY CHARGED WITH THEFvT.-Ar-
thur Madsen, 1I-year-Old boy, was
rested by Detectives Shannon and Chase
yesterday upon the charge of petit lar
ceny. Madsen is alleged TO have stolen a
rocking chair from p. a. Sorensen. The
boy entered a plea of not guilty and the
case was set for hearing at -. m,
March p.
TO INAUGURATE. AUTO LINE--F-
w. VoGeler and =. S. Wilkes of the
Nevada Utah Auto Transportation com
pany left Salt Lake yesterday for Reno
New to superintend the Inauguration of
stage line. Accompanying Mr.. NOgeler.
who is president Of the concern, were six
chauffeurs.
HOLDEN FUNERAL TODAY.-Fu-
neral services will be held for George
Holden. the 30-mOnths-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Holden. at the family resi-
dence 564 East Fourth South street at
: O'Clock this afternoon. The members
of Lillian NJ HOLSTER hive No. 10, L. o.
r. NJ, of which Mrs Holden is chaplain
will attend in a body
X. D. T. S. b. CLUB NIEETs.-The
boys of the X. d. T. s. 3. club held
their regular meeting in the parlors of
Westminster Presbyterian church. Mrs
AIeigs spoke on How to Select q Boy"
Mr.. Hudson spoke on Vice Of Cigar
cites" After the addresses a banquet
WAS given BIZ the club.
EARLY SHEARING BEGINS Early
Shearing has been going on for several
days in Nevada and Idaho the operations
under way in the former state embracing
Most of the wool has been contracted for
a - to 10 cents. Shearing in southern
Utah will not begin until the first week
in April. Much of the wool has been
contracted for ION foot"
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO GOVERNOR
Official notice was received by Governor
John g. Cutler yesterday of the creation
Of the Uintah land district BY congress,
which passed the bill March >, 1893 The
district includes Uinuah and Carbon cOun-
ties and that portion of the Uintah res
ervation lying in Wasatch county. The
bill gives the president authority to des-
ignate where the land office shall be To-
Gated
POWER COMPANY INCORPORATES
Articles of Incorporation OF the Fair
view Electric Light & Power company
which is capitalized for $1,000. were filed
yesterday IN the office Of the secretary
Of state. The officers are: President,
Peter Olson; vice president, A Z Miner;
secretary and treasurer, Peter Sundwan.
These, with James Anderson, jr, and
Heber Peterson, are directors of the com
pany.
APPOINTMENTS ARE ANNOUNCED.
The following appointments have been
announced on the Cripple Creek Short
Line" which was recently absorbed by
the Colorado & Southern: c L. yelling
ton, traffic manager; J. n Young, gen
eraI superintendent. +. II. Mcknight,
chief surgeon; \. l.. Studer. superintend-
ent of motive power. and /. 5. McNam-
ara. general purchasing agent, all with
headquarters at Denver, and +. c Smith,
SUPERINTENDENT. with headquarters at
Colorado Springs, Colo.
EVEN-SONG SERVICE--Lovers of
even-sOnE services Will find a programme
ut Phillips church this evening of I'M
usual interest. The following special
numbers Will be rendered: Solo, There
is a Green HilI' (GOunod), Miss Durham;
anthem Sing Forth the Honor of His
Name" CJacObs). double quartette; solo.
Lord God of Abraham from "Elijah,
Mr.. 5. NJ. WOrthingtOn; solo, He That
Keepeth Israel CSchlosserJ. Mrs. Plum
mer: solo. 20 God. Have Mercy" from
Paul; duet Savior, Breathe Misses
Turner and Durham.
PERSONAL.