The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26
Local Briefs

GIVE 4 PARTY.-DalIin CIawson and
Miss Hazel o. Hanson, formerly of Den
Yer and now student of Rowland hall
entertained party of friends at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley II. Claw
son. 81 Second street There were be
tween sixty and seventy persons present
DR.. TALMAGE SPEAKS.-Dr. James
= Taimagc will deliver an address sun
day evening, March % at $50 O'Clock in
the Twelfth ward chapel on Fourth East
street between First and Second South
Everybody invited and made welcome
Good music.
WRITES POPULAR POEM.-''Nia
Sacra,' a metaphysical poem by Miss
Tuliette Mink. is one Of the latest pamph-
lets before before the public Miss Mink. now w
church work in salt Lake Her poem
has been well received in the east.
FOR THE LITTLE, ONES.-Ar enter
iainment viii be given ina the East side
Baptist church Friday evening, Ma n 81.
beginning at y o'clock for the benefit Of
the Home Finding association. a. Nc
! Claim will give a talk entitled Alaska
and Return" and Mrs q. e. PIummer
! will sing.
SOCIALIST MEETING--At Federation
OF Labor hall Sunday night At O'Clock
there viii be q meeting of the Socialists
All invited to ask questions. and anyone
can speak for short time for or against
Socialism special musical programme
/ by the Gilbert Ladies' orchestra All
welcome.
CAUGHT \ BIG TUNA Charles
Brain. who has just returned from tbc
Pacific coast. reports that all ktUds Of
business is in Il fIourishing conditiCn.
WI ale away Mr.. Brain went fishing at
Catalina island for tuna aud caught orc
Weighing 10 pounds. landing it with sruch
PREPARES EASTER MUSIC.-St.
/ Marks choir IS hard at work on The
I Resurrection cantata by Nancy,
which viii he sung Easter night The
solos will he sung by Hiss Isabel Osborne.
Miss Amy Osborne. Miss Fern Granting.
Mrs W r Adams, Harry Knowles ana
J. T.. Curtis
FOI Z SCORE AND TEN.-The Goth
anniversary of the birthday of William n.
| Folsom was celebrated last night at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs \ Z Young. Sixth
South and First West by his children and
grandchildren \ musical programme was
rendered and refreshments served. Bishop
g II Tay Tor talked There were about
seventy children and grandchildren pres
eut.
ND THEIR CJ-NS.-G. {. BeaH. an
engineer. and T. NJ. Bell. q carpenter
were arrested yesterday 10y Officers Carl
son and Simpson for carrying conceal led
weapons The men have been hanging
a bout town for several days, and yeSter-
| day they were put under arrest When
! they were searched AT the police station
| p revolver was found on Beal and a pain
Of brass knuCkles on Bell. They will be
| 9rraigued before Judge G. =. Diehl on
Monday
FIFTY CHILDREN BORN.-The report
/ of the board of health for the week end
! ing March -, shows fifty births. of which
! twcpty-Seven were males and twenty
/ three females. Tho death report for the
same period numbers seventeen. of which
nine were males and six We're females
/ During the week there were sixteen cases
| of smallpox. forty-five cases of measles
/ one case of ChiCkenpoX, one case ol
! typhoid fever and one case OF pneumonia
/ reported to the health Office
! UORSE-STEALTNG CHARGED.-Jus
/ tice J. ). Williams Of Murray yesterday
( hold James Foster to the district court
| on tho charge Of stealing a horse. harness
and buggy IRON, IN front OF the Highland
/ Roy smeIter in February 1t is alleged
/ that after appropriating the rig Foster
| tried to sell il in Murray. but failed. and
; that he then drove to salt Lake where
/ no put it into a livery stable. He Their
J left the city and was subsequently ar
J rested in POcateLo and brought back tC
/ Murray.
| PRIVATE BANK NO IyONGER.-Artf
/ Cles of incorporation of the James NJ
/ Peterson bank at Richfield. Sewer county
! Utah, were filed yesterday in the office
/ Of the secretary of state. The bank is
! capitalized for $4,000, with 500 shares o1
| the par value Of 800 each. The Officers
/ are; President Asa r Hawley; vice
/ president. II. N Hayes: cashier. James VI
! Peterson These. with James Christian
! sen, Sarah Peterson. John J.. ChideStel
I and a. X. Hansen, constitute the board o.
/ directors
/ MARRIED IN MURRAY-Roy Fergu
son. who was arrested i'm Murray Friday
night. was yesterday taken from the cOun
~ Jail. in which he was incarccrated afte1
his arrest. and conveyed by Deputy Coun
~ Clerk David \. Smith to the hOmi
/ OF Miss May Freeman at Murray. wheT'
| h. was united to her in marriage by tina
! official. The couple started married If
: with q baby one day old. Ferguson is 4
| years old and his bride IS Is years OF age
; He was arrested upon complaint Of TIT
/ girls brothers. who nabbed him an'
brought him into Murray from farm OF
| which ne was working
/ ACCUSED OF STEALING COPPER
! George Bates. is years of age: F'ranl
! Bates. IS years of age. and Fred Schi
/ kovtz We're arrested last night By Office
/ Thomas Miner and Night Watchmal
Thomas BUrge and charged with steaI,1i
copper from the Rio Grandc Western
/ rouudnouSe- y quantity Of copper ma
dis ppeared from the shops from time .
time during the last month. but NiLh
/ Waterman Burgc was unable TO csr-l
the thieves. Last night Officer Mine
and Burge saw the bOYs hanging aro;,-l
/ the place and arrested them whom lhc
I attempted to carry off several pounds o
[ copper. The boys will be arraiEneL a.
J the charge OF larceny