The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-29
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OPENING UP MINE.-M A Daugher-
~ came down from Peterson precinct
Morgan county, where he is opening up
the Carbonate Hill mine.
SOCIAL ENTERTA INMENT-Social-
lists and Industrial Workers will give a
social affair tonight at the Federation of
Labor hall, which will be a joint cele-
bration of May day w S. Dalton will
speak.
SUBSCRIPTION INCREASING The
subscription list opened at the Knutsford
for the benefit of commercial travellers
now amount to $500. Some late subscrip-
tons expected will considerably increase
the amount.
RECORDS ARE SAFE.-FOrmer Gov
enOr Caleb w. West sDeciaI agent of fine
treasury department at San Francisco.
has written J. J. Greenewald that the rec
ords IN his office were saved. He is tenn
pOrarily located at Oakland.
FIRST BOY SENT TO FARM-John
simpson, a boy of tender years, was sent
TO the new Juvenile court farm by, Judge
Willis Brown yesterday. His mother tes-
Utled that the boy smokes cigarettes to
the extent that he has tobacco heart, and
that he is an habitual thief
BUYS FOR INVESTMENT H
Lannar filed a deed yesterday from the
twenty-eight feet of property on Richards
street sire The purchase price was $500, or
bought as an investment
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS. - United
lowing song service viii be given tonight
at the Phillips Congregational church.
Seventh East and Fifth South streets:
Two selections by the Collegiate quar-
tette, solos by John James and Mrs Nell
PinkertOn, French horn solo by r. w.
Jessup-
HALL ROOM BOYS. NOTICE-"Vaca-
ton Estimates" or the cost of a sum-
mer's outing in Colorado and Utah. is the
theme of the newest booklet issued by the
passenger department of the Denver &
Rio Grande railroad. One is told what
can he done or seen on an expenditure of
$40 per week and up.
ENTERTAIN FRIEND.-A number of
young friends of Miss Nav Bush spent a
delightful time at her home on Fourth
street Thursday evening, the occasion
till 1890 supper was served, covers being
laid for thirty. The table decorations
were red and white.
DENVER MAN ARRIVES.-John 3.
Parish of Denver. we'll known in Salt
Lake. arrived in the city last evening
and is at the Kenyon. Mr.. Parish was
co when II was destroyed, and in COM
mon with the other guests lost his bag
gage and had an exceedingly unpleasant
experience.
states civil service examinations will be
held May % and "a for the position OF
skilled mechanic in the weather bureau
at Mount Weather, Va: On July and Z
examinations will be held for the posi-
ton of craftsman in the office of the sur
.Veyor general, There are seven vacancies,
one each in Arizona Nevada and Wash
ingtOn and four in Idaho
THIRD MEDAL CONTEST.-The third
of the medal contests held under the au-
spices of the w. c. T L. will take place
next Friday evening at the First Baptist
church The music will be in charge of
Mrs G. o. Harris and Mrs Fred Jones
arc TTDp-
ence Nichols. Gertrude Courtney. Kathe-
rine Macquarrie, Irma Bowers and Dor
Othy HOuSgan-
Y. w. G. A MEETING. The board of
directors of the Y. w. g A will hold
the regular monthly meeting next Fri
day afternoon at the new home. 255 Sec
being put in shape for the opening which
1t IS hoped will take place June l at the
latest; The new furniture is being placed
and the house is undergoing a complete
renovation.
TOURISTS COME THIS WAY.-Tourist
travel has not fallen off as yet through
the San francisco disaster. The Salt
Lake hotels are all crowded, and it is
necessary to make reservations. Among
the arrivals yesterday were a number of
prominent New Workers. including Col
onel Ethan Allen, accompanied by Miss
Allen and Miss Sands, and Mr. and Mrs
James Stokes, both representatives of
New GorkS Oldest and wealthieSt fam
iIes.
PLAN FRENCH EVENING - The
French classes of the High school will
give a French evening a Unity hall next
Friday night La Cigale chez les Four
mis- and Il HumOriste, two short COM
edies, are being prepared by the students
for the occasion. During the evening
songs in French wiz be rendered by a
chorus of girls, After the programme an
informal dance will be given. Those tax
ing part in the plays are Monte Elliott
Clifton Lockart, Blanche Kidder and
Merle Lynch, Francis Critchlow. Douris
RaybOuld, Florence Culmer, Winnifred
Dyer and Erma Bitner.
TROLLEY CAR KILLS HORSE.-A
runaway horse was killed by a Waterloo
and o. S. L. depot street car. southbound
about 7:25 o'clock last evening at Fifth
East and Seventh South streets. The
front trucks were thrown off the rail and
the horses body was ground under the
wheels. Motorman George Dent was in
charge of the car. He SAYS that the
horse ran in front of the car on the
north side of the crossing. Before ne
could throw on the brakes the car
smashed into the animal. The horse had
part of a harness on and had evidently
broken away from some place.
New 7-room Modern House on Sixth
South.
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