The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

P. E. o. MEETING.-The will be a
meeting of the P. E. o. society next Sat
urday at p. m. with Mrs. Freeland, Cos
Templeton building.
WE'D IN CLERKS OFFTCE-Miss Mil
dred z. Martin and William S. Bailey
and Harry Peterson and Miss Annie Mel
son, all of Salt Lake, were united in
marriage by David A Smith, deputy
county clerk, in the county clerks office
yesterday.
MAJOR WILLIS HERE.-Major Willis,
the man from San Francisco, who has
province, will be in Salt Lake City today
conducting all the meetings. A big time
is expected. He is a man of rare ability.
The meeting will be held in the board of
trade building.
MEDAL CONTEST date for the
annual medal contest in which the girls
Of the senior class at the High school
will compete has been set for Feb. q.
The medal will be presented by the Spirit
of Liberty chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution. and the girls are
to choose for their OratiOns some patri-
otto subject.
YOUNG FAMILY ASSOCIATION.-The
Brigham Young university has extended
an invitation to the Young Family asso-
citation to hold their next yearly gather
ing IN Provo. This has been accepted,
and a meeting will be held Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 80, at 7:3O at Mrs. NJ. Y. ROSSi-
teT's. q n State. There will also be
reports as to genealOgy work to present.
All descendants OF Father John Young
are cordially invited.
WEEKS HEALTH REPORTING
weekly report of the city board of health
tor the week ending Jan. q, shows DO
births II males and % females. There
We're 20 deaths reported, 10 males and 4
females Eighteen cases of contagious
diseases were reported. consisting of
case of diphtheTia; cases of smallpox
6 cases of chicken poX; = cases of ty-
phoid fever and , cases of scarlet fever.
LECTURE ON SOCIALISM-Th In
dUstrial Workers Of the Yorld will hold
an open meeting at Federation of Labor
hall tonight and the public is cordially
invited to be present. W. s. Dalton will
speak on Socialism and the Labor
Union" A musical programme will be
given by Gilberts Lady Orchestra Cues
tiOns and discussion on the subject of the
lecture are invited at the close of the
talk Seats free.
INDIAN WAR VETERANS.-The spec
ial committee meeting of the Indian war
Veterans and Black Hawks was held in
e. President OrSOn 2. Arnold occupied
the chair. James Haigh. secretary. A
cordial invitation was extended to all
the members of the NauVoo Legion asso-
citation and Veteran Firemen with their
women 10 join them in their old fash
Toned dance and social to be given on the
9Th day Of February, 1906, at Z o'clock,
in the Thirteenth ward meeting house.
WILL INVESTIGATE COMPANY
Secretary of State Charles S. ,Tingey ex-
Officio state insurance commissioner an
nOUnCed yesterday that he had decided
to have an investigation of the affairs
of the Continental Life Insurance & In
VeStment company at an early date, in
compliance with a request from Hiram
Tyree, president of the company The
examination will be made by State Bank
Examiner e. A. GlaZier and Colonel
George B. Squires, deputy secretary of
state and will be thorough, Mr.. Tingey
says. Mr.. Tingey says that from what
information he now has he does not en-
terrain a doubt but that the company is
in good financial condition.