The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION.-Th
Utah beekeepers will meet next Friday
morning at 10 o'clock in Mayor Ezra
Thompson's office in the city and county
building.
VETERAN VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.-|
The regular monthly meeting of the Vet
eran Volunteer Firemen Will be held at
tfreman's hall, 2n Canyon road, at p. m
tomorrow.
BISHOP SPALDING TO SPEAK
Bishop +. 5. Spalding viii speak at the
Socialist meeting tonight at the Fedora
ton Of Labor hall. A musical programme
will be rendered
FUNERAL OF CONNORS.-The funeral
of John COnnOrs, the railroad man who
died Friday, will be held in O'Donnell &
Co.'S chapel, 269 South West Temple
street at o'clock this afternoon.
FEES OF SECRETARY OF STATE
The fees of Secretary Of State c. S. Tin
gey for the first quarter of this year.
which closed yesterday, amounted to ST.
139. 60. This sum was. nearly double the
fees of the corresponding quarter last
year.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.-The board
of education Will hold its regular month
ly meeting Tuesday evening and will prob
ably elect a successor 10 he. Edwards,
resigned The buildings and grounds
committee of the board will meet Monday
afternoon at o'clock
MISS OSBORNE WILL SING.-At St
Marks cathedral this morning Miss Isa-
bel Osborne will sing sing. My Soul, His
evening service Mrs. X. e. Schaufelberger
will sing "GOunod's There Is a Green
Hill Far Away"
ARTICLE BY MRS. BREEDBN.-The
current issue of the American Monthly
Magazine contains a twO-page article on
the Spirit Of Liberty chapter. d. A. P,
written Dy IIle GndpIer nSL|flah MIS-. NJ.
A. Breeder 1t has accompanying the ar
ticle a page illustration of the fountain
presented to the city by the chapter.
MASQUERADE AT LABOR HALL
i M to-,
/ of Mrs. Gilbert viii give prize mas
! querade BAH in Union ederatiOn hall,
Friday evening. April s. -Four prizes viii
be given to those wearing the most unique
cost. mes. A club-swinglng exhibition
will also be a feature of entertainment.
DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACY.-
! The Daughters of the Confederacy at
| their meeting yesterday at the Kenyon
hotel, received a letter from the Montana
| state president of the order, asking that
/ Utah send delegates TO the Montana con-
vention to be held in a few weeks. 1t
/ was decided to give a reception at the
! residence of Mrs. Kate b. Anderson,
April II.
| LECTURE ON SLUMS.-J. Frank Pick
| ering's illustrated lecture, Lights and
| Shadows Of Great City-The Slums oil
| Chicago and New York which has. beer
! given in many of the ward Westinghouse
! with marked success. will be presented
! in the ThiTtieth yard tomorrow night, II
! Cannon ward on Wednesday night mex
and in the Twenty-ninth ward next Thurs
! day night.
| BEN HUR" EVENING.-In the
! Eighteenth ward chapel tonight the two
| Improvement associations will devote thC
/ services to what is termed Ben Hur'
| evening. Mrs. NJ. ]. Claw son will Speal
| on the story, and Bishop o. +. Whitney
! will conclude on the moral of the famous
/ book The choir will render special mU
! sic including a choral vel sion of +. Dew
! ey Richards song, THE Guiding Star"
/ WEEKLY HEALTH REPORT.-Thirty
seven births were reported to the healtf
| department during the past week, OF
| which seventeen were maleS and twenty
were females There were sixteen death:
/ eight males and eight fen ales- Seventeen
! cases of contagious and infectious dis
| eases were reported, as follows: Small
! box ten. scarlet fever, one; HhOOpins
| coITeh one: measles, two; chickenpox
! two; pneumonia, l. Following is the mum
/ her of contagious diseases now in quar-
| antine or in the isolation hospital: Small
box. fifty-tkree; scarlet fever, one.