The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-09
Local Briefs.

ALL HALLOWS BAND OUT-The brass
band of All Hallows college paTaded the
streets of the city yesterday afternoon
STAKE GOES TO LAGOON.-The Salt
Lake stake had an outing yesterday, anu
there was large attendance on the eN-
cuTsion to the Lagoon
W. C. T. L. MEETING. The members
. of the Women,s Christian Temperance
Union will hold their regular meeting Al
5 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon at the Cen
trail Christian church.
BROTHERHOOD TO HAVE OUTING.
The Swedish Brotherhood OF america
will hold its annual outing at Lagoon
Saturday next A good programme OF
outdoor sports, music and speeches has
been arranged.
CONGREGATION ENTERTAINED
The Ladies society Of the .Phlltlps Congfe-
gatfonaI church entertained the members
of the congregation last night att the home
of Mrs. L. H Page. IN Fourth street;
Refreshments were served ana muSlcai
programme rendered
MARRIED BY DIR. SIMPKIN.-Thom-
as J. Ford and Miss Fannie Sheetz OF Salt
Lake City were married last night at the
home me OF ReT r "a Sim fBs T oa ~
the United States Consolidated smelters
at Bingham.
JURORS DISAGREE-The federal
court Jury disagreed in the case of Joseph
A Bringhurst against the Utah & last
ern Copper company last night after
beinC out several hours. and the jurors
vrere discharged The suit was for. SI5.O00
! for personal injuries received by the plain
tiff while employed by the company.
/ GOES To REFORM SCHOOL-OnIJ
/ one case came up for consideration at the
juvenile court yesterday and that was one
of an incorrible boy, whose mother re-
quested his commitment to the reform
/ school He was sent there in the hands
of the sheriff The usual court will be
/ held tomorrow morning for reports and
/ cases needing attention.
] ASSOCIATED PRESS MOVES The To-
| cal office of the Associated Press was
moved Yesterday from the Tribune build
| ing to the second floor of the Whiting
| ham block 81 West First South street
! The change was made because of the de-
sire of the manager of the news gather
/ ing agency to obtain a neutral location,
! from which all the newspapers of the city
} could be served alike.
! ACCUSED OF ROLLING" MAN
John Butler and Ben Camp, accused Of
/ rolling "A man in a Murray saloon and
robbing him Of s.. 40, were brought to the
/ county Jail last night, having been ar
/ rested in the afternoon by Marshal NJ.
! Mauss Butler and Camp proved hard
/ prisoners to bring in, and at one time a
/ gang of their friends attempted to take
! them from Deputy Sheriff Edward The
/ latter. however, stood his ground ana
| boarded the Murray car before there was
] time to strike any blows.
I SELLS SECOND SOUTH STREET
/ Second South changed hands yesterday,
] and the circumstances surrounding the
! transfer give addition color to the be
lief thai business is determined to creep
7 east. The property involved is on the
north side of the street, between State
/ and Second East. 1t has a frontage of
I fOrty-fiva feet and depth of ninety-nine
] feet 1t was sold by Mrs Foster. through
/ Kelsey & Gillespie, to a local investor,
/ who is averse TO having his name appear.
J The price was S225 a front foot.
! TWO CAUGHT: ONE ESCAPES.-EmiI
/ Bodean and William Zimmerman. VINO
| were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ira
! Beckstead on Tuesday morning while
I break king into the Vincent saloon at Bling
ham Junction. were brought to the county
D jaiI Yesterday afternoon. They had been
! arraigned before the Justice Of the peace
! on the charge of burglary The pTeIim-
/ mary hearing will he early next week.
( One man who was with the two prisoners
succeeded in escaping from Deputy She
{ riff BeCkstead They had succeeded in
/ prying open a window in the rear of the
I building. and two Of the men were in the
| saloon when they were caught