The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-06
Local Briefs.


RELIEF SOCIETY MEETs-The reSu-
viii be held today at o'clock at the
B'hai Birth lodge room.
LADIES WILL MEET.-The Ladies
Mission circle of the First Baptist church
the home OF Mrs. $ ID. Hodgins, 81 West
First South street.
GIVE YACHT PARTY.-The StrolIers'
ciuo gave yacht party on Great Salt
lake Sunday and Monday. The guests of
the club and its members cruised about
the upper lake taking in all the various
points OF interest.
RECEIVES BAD NEWS.-Judge Willis
Brown received a telegram from Chicago
yesterday saying that his younger broth
or. Elwood Brown, who is well known
small hopes are entertained of his recov-
cry. Elwood Brown was a member of the.
football team which visited the city some
time last year.
COUNTY, ATTORNEY REPORTS
COUNTY Attorney Farley p. Christensen
finished the first six months of his pres
addressed 10 the county commissioners
which was submitted To them yesterday
and his assistants This report shows that
nc mas been Kept busy assisting in met
ing IN, ,, cut ~. punishment TO criminals. He
Of 1901 ili'''' 10 cases the iifS' SIX months
MUST SECURE LICENSE.-InternaI
COPY OF the decision covering the sale Of
liquor by clubs at picnicS. etc. as follows.
here club, giving a dance. ball and
plcnic every year, hires a hall or a grove
Tor such purposes and conducts a bar for
the sale of its own liquors. il must he re-
quirPd to pay special tax and take out
requisite stamp therefor The stamp held
by the proprietor of the hall or the grove
the club"
HE MAKES AMENDS.-Lee Anderson.
tne miner who exploded giant fire
cracker between Mrs. * c WoolIev and
Mr.. Woolley's mother on the Fourth has
shown q desire to make up some of the
less act and will probabIv he aIIoV-S5 10
Plead guilty TO a violation of the fire or
dindnce. with a recommendation for mer-
cy, Both the women had their silk
turned over about $50 to Mr.. WooiIey. He
was released on his own recOgniZance
until today.
JUSTICE BY Wholesale
cases. OF which fOrty-one were direct and
indirect results Of the Fourth of July
celebration in Salt Lake City We're acted
upon by Judge Diehl at the afternoon
session OF the police court yesterday The
torty-one included eighteen cases of plain
drunk, thirteen cases of violation of the
IRE ordinance through untimely shooting
OF tirecrackers, and ten cases of breach of
the peace through fighting. singing, try
ing TO sing; etc Most of the first Offend
ers We're let off with warning and eN-
pressed deep obligation to the Judge
CAMBRIANS TO JOLLIFY.-Cambrian
gay VIII be celebrated by the Welsh re-
sldents Of Utah in this city on WedneS-
day, July u. The celebration will be at
the lake this year, and everything con-
nected with the programme will be
Welsh-the songs, the music, the speeches.
the games and the dances The chorus
singing will be a feature this year. as in
several past years. This is the tenth an
nual celebration of the day in Utah. and
the intention of the committee in charge
Is 70 Guido all past efforts. Among the
soloists for the day will be Mrs Lizzie
Thomas Edward, Charles Kent and Little
Mtilie Williams. One of the amusing fea-
lures of the day will be a Welsh step
dance for d prize by veteran Welshmen.
FIRE AT SANDY.-Boys and firecrack-
erS started a grass fire July 4 near Sandy.
which swept away farm buildings. hay
stacks and fences. NJ E PeterSon-S
homo and his fathers barn. containing a
valuable horse, a COW and large number
OF chickens was burned TO the ground,
with its contents The fire started in
dry grass and ran swiftly before the wind.
The Peterson place and the E,llerSon
place, next TO il. were right I'm its path.
and in a short time both had been swept
over The stock and the burned barn be-
lQnged 10 the elder Peterson. Two hay
stacks were consumed and half a dozen
pigs burned to death on the EllersOn
place. Peterson is the hea West loser ana
the destroyed property represents the saw
inSs of lifetime on his part.