The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-08
Local Briefs.

". c. r. L. MEETING.-Th w. c.
r. L. viii meet Saturday afternoon at 8
clock L. the Central Christian church.
CHANGES IT'S NAME.-The Taylor
steam laundry yesterday filed notice in
the office Of the county clerk of the
change Of its name to Model Steam
laundry.
RACES FOR RICHFIELD.-Article of
incorporation were filed yesterday in the
office of the secretary of state by the
Richfield Fair * Driving association. cap
ualiZed for $1,000. with 400 shares of
stock of the par value of $25 per share.
Peterson; vice president. ]. e. Clark: sec
rotary, s. g. Clark; treasurer Guy Lewis.
AGREE TO DECORATE.-SaIt Lake
business houses have agreed to decorate
their windows ia honor of the Elks'
have been made bv the EIks' club for
dressed window in the city The first
prize will be $50, the second $25. and the
third SO. The decorations are to be in
purple and bunting
DISCUSS NEW SCHOOL.-The mem
berS OF the committee on buildings and
grounds Of the board of education yes
terday afternoon discussed propositions to
equip a number of the public school
buildings With fire oscar and to build
a school house at Lake Breeze Definite
action was not agreed on and it was de-
cided to call special meeting Of the
board of education for .. m. Monday
TO consider the matters further
DRAW STILL CLOSER.-James II. An
derson, former Republican state chair
man, AID e. II. CaIlister internal reve-
nue. collector, have allied themselves still
closer BY another bond. They have
formed the Anderson CaIIister Investment
company. of which Mr. Anderson is man
ager. and declare they will do much real
estate business. The new firm is for
the boulevard. for Greater Salt Lake and
for SmOOt. Thus far the company has
not listed any lands on the Uintah reser-
walton,
SMALL BLA4E.-Fire station No. .
made run yesterday morning to North
Salt Lake in response TO an alarm from
the yards of the Utah Slaughtering COM
pany. The blaze was confined to a cattle
shed. a stream of water was put in
action. The fire damages amounted TO
about Sl51. y grass fire in the foothills
swept down to the yards, and before it
could be eNtinguiShed the shed caught
fire. The firenon went after the grass
fire with sacks and willows and soon
beat il out.
HORSES TNTRUDE. MEN FIGHT
Albert Thomas maintained his right bv
force Of physical strength yesterday aft
grain which he fed his own. Thomas has
had trouble with "A foreigner living north
east of Capitol hill for several days.
Thomas alleging that the foreigner
stock ate grain belonging TO the former
Yesterday afternoon the men decided to
fight out their differences. A bare-fisted
mill occurred. which was ended suddenly
by Thomas knocking out his antagonist.
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.-Word
was received by the police yesterday
morning from Soda Springs that sheep
herder who was in Salt Lake was wanted
for grand larceny A description of the
man was telegra phed to the department.
was arrested by Detective Burt and Pc
lice Officer John Cummock Brand1ey
SAYS he is d sheep herder. but that the
police are mistaken in their man. Brand
lev viii be held until Marshal John
Watson comes from Soda Springs to see
if he is the man wanted.