The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Local Briefs


MISS CORBIN WILL sING.-Miss
Edith Corbin viii sing the offertory solos
at 81 Marks cathedral today.
MRS. PRICE TO SING.-Mrs. c. S.
Price Will sing a solo from "rhe Ten Vir-
gins" by Gaul at the First Presbyterian
church this morning.
NAUVOO LEGION.-The next monthly
meeting Of the Association Of the NauVOo
Legion viii be held tomorrow at the usual
TINE aud place Officers for the ensuing
year viii be elected.
SULLIVAN BODY TO ARRIVE.-Tbe
body OF William Sullivan did not arrive
yesterday as expected. It will arrive this
morning and can be viewed at O'DonneIl
q Co. s funeral chapel from 10 a. m. 10 4
p. m. today.
JURISTS VISIT SALT LAKE-Two
1nrists who stand high in the bench
throughout tne country are registered at
the knutsford Judge Il. {. roster of
Washington, ID. c, and Judge Moses Hal
leck of Denver, Colo.
ENTERTAINMENT AT Y. NJ c. A
Next Friday evening, Dec 90 Mr. Elias
LAY, characterist, and Mrs. Oranne
Truitt-Day of the Hart-Conway school of
acting, Will appear at the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium as the fourth number of the
star entertainment course.
MEETINGS MADE PUBIIC.-Com-
menclng next Friday evening the regular
meetings of the Federation Of Labor viii
DC open 10 the press and general public.
inc me federation meets on the first and
tourth Fridays of each month. On these
evenings the gallery will be thrown open
10 those caring to attend the meetings.
FINED FOR STEALING TURKEYS
Frederick Hill was fined so Yesterday
by Judge c. B. Diehl in police court for
stealing two turkeys from the store room
or the Kenyon hotel This price was
much too high for Hill and in default of
MS fine he was committed 70 the city
Jail. Hills friends are trying 10 raise the
money TO secure his release.
HEALTH REPORT FOR WEEK.-The
weekly report Of the city board of health
for the week ending Dee Is shows %
births during the week, u males and S
females. There We're 10 deaths reported
IL males and females. Eight cases of
contagious diseases were reported, con-
sistlng OF ! case of diphtheria l scarlet
fever, cases Of smallpox and case OF
measles.
PIONEERS FUNERAL HELD To-
DAA.-The funeral of Jesse Haven who
died at Enterprise, Morgan county. Dec
IT, will be held from Taylor's undertaking
parlors today, the cortege leaving the
parlors at II a. IN. Mr.. Haven was 81
years Of age and an old pioneer. coming
10 Utah in 1917. He resided in Salt Lake
Tor number of years. The interment
will be made in the family plot in the City
WILL GIVE ENTERTAINMENTS
The Columbine Dramatic company OF
amateur thespians VINO played ''The
Money Lender in the Pioneer stake han
Thursday evening will give entertain
ments IN the various wards during the
winter. The members Of the company
are Prescott Erickson, Hyrum Weight.
Truman Gleason, Lester Price. Frank
Robinson. Ethel Singers s. Clark and
Ines Clark. Edith Burns acts as musical
director
RING PEDDLER ARRESTED.-W. J.
Mack was selling Christmas rings vcster-
day on the streets at holiday prices"
I'm his assortment he had ''diamonds"
'rubies," and other alleged valuable
stones. He disposed of several at prices
ranging from 81 to Sl5O Mack stopped
Police Officer James Taylor on State
street and attempted 10 sell him one Tay-
Tor bought all he had and then escorted
him 10 Jail. Mack was charged with
bedding "phOny' jewelry and violating
the license ordinance.