The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-08-06
Local Briefs.

VETERANS TO MEET.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Veteran Volun-
teer F'iremen's association will be held
at p. m. Monday. Aug. Z.
WILL SING SOLO, ENIiss Ella Hansen
will sing Face to Face at the English
Lutheran church. $50 South Fourth East
street, at 4 O'clock this morning.
WILL SING AT ST. MARK Sat St.
Mary's cathedral this morning Miss Hal
And God Shall Wipe Away All Tears, -
by Sullivan
JORDAN SCHOOL DISTRICT MEET
At a meeting held blythe directors of
the Jordan school district Friday even
ing eleven teachers were employed for
terms in Sandy schools
SPEAKS ON PALESTINE TO-
NIGHT.-President Phil S: Maycock will
speak on Palestine" in the Ninth ward
meeting house. at $50 o'clock this even
ing, under the auspices of the Young
Mems and Young Ladies Mutual I'm
Drovement associations
HEALTH REPORT-Th weekly report
of the city board Of health for the week
ending Aug. S. 1865. shows As births. "A
males and p females. The death report
males. COnta gious diseases reported are
as follows: Smallpox. cases; diphtheria-
.: chiekenpox, /; typhoid fever, 8; tu-
berculosis. l.
BEGGARS GIVEN ''FLOATER -
Charles Williams and Dolly Williams. two
blind beggars, were arrested by Police
OIDcer FRANK Brown last nlgnt, DuI were
afterwards. released and given a chance
to leave town. For months they have
been begging on the streets and of late
have iusulted persons when they have
refused to give them money.
MESSENGER BOY STEALS COAT
Henry Campbell, messenger boy, was
arrested last night on the charge of pc
tit larceny. Campbell stole a coat from
a pool room on Commercial street Sew
eral men in the room saw Campbell take
the coat ard Officer Seager arrested
fra IN In oil htsF OF Two
he did not have the coat. 1t was after
wards found however, and Campbell au-
mitted taking it.
LAS VEGAS EDITORS HERE-James
Brown and Frank Reber, publishers of
the Las Vegas (Nev.) Times and the
Crescent Times, were in Salt Lake yes
terday, after registering in Provo 70
take a chance in the U5ntah Indian res
eTVatiOn- They say the southern Ne
yada country is quiet on account of the
heat, but a rush into Good Springs and
Crescent is expected next fall. They have
purchased a plant preparatory to start
ing a paper in Caliente. New.
PIONEER DAUGHTERS TO MEET
The first open meeting of the season
of the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
win be held at o'clock TOMORROW after
noon in the Brigham Young Memorial
was be presented. b. II. Roberts hav-
on practical Patriotism" and Joseph
to Study Geneology." Some musical num-
bers VIII be given. The association has
secured a new business office in the
old Deseret News building and will de
vote much time to the preservation of
relics and old landmarks.
LOSES COIN AT SALTAIR.-while al
Saltair yesterday afternoon. George Boyd
reported TO Deputy Sheriff Booth that
he had been robbed of $40. Boyd accused
Daniel Erwin. a carpenter who lives al
432 West Third South street. Erwin was
put under arrest and brought 70 the
county jail. Sheriff Booth also took Boyd
into custody and gave him a night
lodging at the Jail in order that he might
become sober. Erwin was released late
last night on $25 bail. which was fu--
nished by G. r. Anderson. jr. The ac-
cused says that he and Boyd: with an
other man by the name of Smith. had
spent the afternoon at the lake and had
been drinking Boyd was unable to ex-
plain how he lost his money further than
alleging that Erwin took it out of his
pocket.