The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-25
Local Briefs

FRUIT TREE NSPECTOR.-Heber c.
AhueISon was appointed deputy fruit
Tree Inspector by the county commission
ers yesterday.
MOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS TO MEET
ne James Il. Mexican WOmen'S Re
het corps VIII meet Wednesday after
noon In Federation of Labor hall.
JUSTICE ! H. DAY REsIGNs.-Jus-
yesterday sent his resignation to the
t nodra OF county commissioners. The res
lgnatlOn was accepted. but a successor to
justice Day was not appointed.
MORE BICYCLISTS ARRESTED
three arrests were made yesterday for
the violation of the restricted bicycle dis
Irlct ordinance. and i'm each case 81 was
uepoSlled Tor appearance in police court
TO-DAY Those wltD were arrested were
\ G. DunkIee, A. w Spiler and Fred
g DIES WITHOUT wARNING.-Jesse
SaViile fell dead in his home IN this city
at an early hour Yesterday as the re
suit Of heart failure. His wife was
her husband was dead when She reached
his side. He was - years old and had
lived in Utah for upwards of thirty
FORMER SALT LAKE WOMAN
STARTS PAPER.-Mrs- Ethel HarrinE-
ton, who was formerly engaged In news
paper work in this city, is now editor.
wood Colo. Revielle. She says she in
tends TO boom EnglewoOd i'm such a
manner that DenVer'S Boosters CIrr,-
VIII be ashamed of itself
ELECTION AT ST. MARK'S-At the
annual meeting of St Marks parish last
night. presided over by Dean James &
Eddie with - II. Anderson as clerk.
these VestTNmcn were elected rOr the en-
suing year: r ID. Rhoades. p. r. FCrgu-
son. G II. Anderson and J. Walcott
Thompson. The financial ana member
ship report shows that the parish was
never in such a prosperous condition as
it is today.
DEATH OF MRS BRA"TER.-Mrs
Elizabeth BTazier. whose death is an
nOunced I'm this issue was another Of the
pioneers who came TO Utah d haif-ceu-
fury ago She was a native Of England
and at the time Of her death vas in her
SeVent y-second year. She endured the
hardshipS and privatiOns that all the old
timers had 10 meet She leaves hus-
band and large family Of children and
grandchildren
LAND BOARD APPOINTS \ COM
MITTEE.-A letter from J. .. Dixon.
secretary of the state land board. to the
county commissioners informs them that
the land board has appointed commit
tee composed of J. a WidtSOe. J. \. Nc
Allister George c Whitm0re William
Spry and w. d. Caudland to inspect land
and water rights proposed 60 be given
I'm the various counties for the Central
tab experiment station authorized by
the legislature
FARMERS UNION INCORPORATES.
Articles of Incorporation were filed yes
terday in the office of the secretary of
state DN the American Fork Farmers
union, which has a Capitalization of So
c)t. divided into 500 shares Of the par
value Of $40 each. The incorporators are
James Sora tGng. joseph r. Armstrong.
W. n. Chioman and IF others. The
Union proposes buying and selling
merchandise. coal. wagons. buggies and
all other vehicles and implements.
ANNUAL MEETING OF ST. PATHS.
The annual parish meeting OF st Paul's
church was held last evening. with Rev.
{. l.. Perkins presiding and j. y. Housh-
ton acting as clerk The fol Dtyii-g were
elected for the ensuing year. Senior
warden, r. \. DruehI, junior warden.
J. \ HOughton; vestrymen. Judge " A.
sherman. l. F. BeaSIcy. J. \. Reeves
\. y Howard Dr.. =. Moore Lindsay.
G. NJ Marshall. }. r. BeIess. L. r. Moore
and j l. Nundt. The financial report
shows an increase of receipts. a reduc-
ton of expenses and an increase of mem
bc-shiD.