The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-01
Local Briefs.

RAILWAY MEN To MEET.-Street
Ratlway Mems local union No. 3S2 will
! meet Saturday. July J. 1905. at D. m in
Electrical Workers hall. No. IL west
First South street.
VICTORY FOR RUSSIANS. While
setting off fireworks on the lake at
Salder park last night illustrating the
naval engagement between the Japs and
Russlans. one of the Japs was burned in
an an. ex2.i99sion: The accident occurred I'm
the MIDDLE of the lake. The jap was not
/ seriously injured and will recover.
WILL BUY ELK.-The EIks' lodge of
thls CITY mas MADE the announcement
mat portion of the proceeds derived
from the Purple" day celebration will
| be devoted to the purchase of a number
OF doe elk, to the end that within few
full animals in the elk run at Liberty
park.
COLLECTIONS Collector
/ OF internal Revenue T. A. Callister re-
ports that the collections of his office for
the fiscal year just closed amounted TO
S4yZcO0 as compared with S440OOO the
previous year: an increase of $4,000. Mr..
Montana, and is known as the Montana
district.
! ANNUAL OUTING. The employees of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
pany will have their annual outing at
lagoon today The programme includes
contests Of various sorts. The work of
the various departments has been so ar
/ ranged that there will be no interference
with the service.
MISS MARY COWAN DIES.-Word
was received Yesterday in the city of the
death of Mary COwan. oldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs John Cowan forr5erIv Of
this city. but now of ATLANTA Ca The
only particulars obtainable are that the
young girl was attacked by typhoid fever
some three weeks ago and in spite of
! everything that could be done. passed.
away yesterday morning at o'cloct
MISTAKE IN NAME.-A mistake was
made in the name Of the pawnbroker ar
I of f1T4s4
ported in yesterday mornings Herald.
! The name appears as a braham y, Cline.
50 East First South. when it should have
been A. Cline. doing business at 80 Com
mercial street The change of names has
Deen made on the police blOtter. and the
ficer.
GETS FORTY DAYS-Frank Stevens
was sentenced yesterday afternoon in
police court to serve forty days in the
city Jail for petit larceny STEVENS stole
a SUN OF clothes from the Kenyon hotel
and ?awned them TO a broker on Com
mercial street The clothes were after
wards found and Stevens was Identified
as the man who pawned them The pawn
person when arrested
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE - Mem
berS of the Relief societies OF Ensign
ference IN the Twelfth ward meeting
house yesterday, with the stake president
Mrs Margaret ROmney, and the stake
secretary Mrs. Annie X Hardy. in at
tendance. Reports from the different
wards Of the stake showed the society to
be III good condition. a number of ad-
dresses were made and refreshments were
served.
CHARGED WITH LsARCENY-C &
Latham, arrested In Ogden THURSDAY was
brought to Salt Lake yesterday afternoon
DE detective Shannon and charged with
grand larceny. 1t is claimed that Latham
stole a watch from the residence of John
ShieidS at 800 South West Temple street
ABOUT a week ago Latham was Stis-
pected of the crime at the time but Mr.
ShieidS did not have him arrested When
Latham went to ogden he paWned the
watch and il was afterwards located by
the Ogden police. The watch was re-
covered but Latham says that he bought
II from man for 81 and then sold IT.
ARRESTED FOR THEFT 49, Harry
Lowney was arrested early yesterday
morning on the charge of touching
Robert Jones for $50 in a saloon on Com
fnercial street Jones had won about
SiS9 IA the gambling houses on the street
ana later fell in with LOwney They
drank several times together and while
they were standing at the bar Jones say
that Lowney robbed him of S35. The
money he said was in gold and that he
nad II in his purse I'm his hip pocket.
Jones told his troubles to Police Officer
=. Brown. who arrested LOWney At the
station about $40 was found on his per-
son He Is being held until further i'm
Nestigations are made in regard TO the
case.