The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

temperature has been So degrees; the
warmest month that of 1897, with an
with an average of 81: the highest tenn
perature, 90, in 1887, and the lowest p,
in 1899
ELECT OFFCERS.-The Owls held
their regular meeting last evening and
elected the following named officers:
President. =, B. Kearms; vice president.
F. w. Blackburn: secretary, G. S. sharp;
treasurer. g. G. EHery; sergeant-at-
arms, g. +. Thorpe; banker. G. b. Rule.
ELECT OFFICERS.-The Congregation
Montefiore has elected the following
named officers for the ensuing year:
President. 5. Salmenson; vice president
\. Rosenblatt; secretary. G Nj Lewis;
treasurer. l. y. Lewis, trustees, B. Sal
menson, n. Mishkind and Samuel Kop-
pei.
WAR CORRESPONDENT TO Lee
given at the Congregation church on
May II by Robert L. Dunn, war CORE
ture will be given under the auspices of
the East Side High School Athletic as
ISOLATION.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVEN-
TION.-President II. II. Smith of the
Utah State Christian EndeavOr union.
has received word that the Utah head
quarters at the national convention of
the union to be held in Baltimore in July
Will be at the Church of the Redeemer in
that city
OPENING OF GOVERNMENT LAND
Frank d. Hobbs, register of the United
States land office, has received from the
surveyor general for Utah a number of
township platS. which have been filed.
ana the government land thereon will
be thrown open to entry under the pub
nc land laws on and after May %.
NEW HOME ACQUIRED-The Mutual
FroVldent Federation has secured the
home designed as HEADQUARTERS for their
work and will begin Immediately the re-
modelling and repairing of the house. The
directors hope 70 be in by about the mid
die of the month. The house is the old
CiawsOn home on Third East and Brig
ham streets.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
FILED--Articles Of incorporation were
filed yesterday IN the office of the score
tary Of state by the Leslie Ashton Hard
ware company. which has a capitaltstOck
of $500, represented by eighty-fOur shares
of the par value of 500 each The incor-
Lowe. J. w Abbott, J. R Cooper and
George Gray.
NINTH INFANTRY GOES THROUGH.
The Ninth tnfantrymen who were trans
to take the Rio Grande from Denver
because Of temporary WaShOutS on the
Santa Fe. passed through Salt Lake
turned over to the Southern Pacific road
at Ogden and continued on their trip to
the coast this morning.
LEAVES RENO IN 4 HURRY-'Dr.''
p q. =. Atlas who figured in Salt Lake
some time ago as a promoter among his
Greek countrymen- but who has been
recently living in Reno. New has lett
that city for some place at present UNI
known in California. According TO infOr-
nation from Reno Or Atlas managed
to get away with quite sum of money,
which he collected from his cOuntrymen-
HEALTH REPORT.-The report of the
city health department for the week end
ing April y shows thirty-nine births
sixteen males and tWentY-three females.
The death report for the same period
numbered twenty. as follows: Residents,
10-6 males and 4 females; nOn-residents
A3 males and ] female; bodies brought
here for intermeHt, ?; bodies shipped out
of the city. 4. The contagious disease
cases reported number thirty. follows:
One case of diphtheria, one case of scar
let fever fourteen cases of smallpox,
three cases Of chicken pox, ten cases of
measles and one case of typhoid fever.