The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-04
LOCAL BRIEFS

MUSIC AT ST MARY'S.--Mrs G. r
Curtis, Miss Owen and R c. Dunbar VIII
sing an Ave Verun." by Mazzol, at
St. Mary's cathedral today.
OFFICES WILL BE MOVBD.-The
offices of the board of public works and
the land and water commissioner will be
moved TO their new quarters in room 5
at the city and county building tomor-
row.
CHARITY FOR JANUARY.-Salt Lake
county distributed 81, 004S0 to $50 families,
consisting of 1,02S persons, during the
port Of Pauper Clerk James Sabine, filed
yesterday.
SOCIALIST LECTURE.-The socialists
viii hold their usual Sunday propaganda,
meeting tonight in Federation Of Labor
hall. Local speakers will address the
meeting and questions and discussions
will be allowed. Seats are free.
RIDER BREAKS HIS LEG.-While
Joseph Larsen was riding his horse at
Market and West Temple streets yes
terday, the horse fell, breaking Mr.: Lar
sens leg. He was removed to his home,
412 Sixth street.
VETERAN FIREMENS MEETING
The monthly meeting of the Veteran Vol
unteer Firemen's association will be held
at Firemen'S hall, 271 Canyon Road, at
p. m. Feb. .. Business Of importance
will be brought before the meeting. All
old volunteer firemen are invited to at
tend.
JUDGE BROWN WILL SPEAK
Judge Willis Brown will deliver a lecture
this evening in the Twelfth ward meet
ing house on The Manufacturing of
Men" The lecture will be given under
the auspices of the Young Mems Mutual
Improvement association There will be
no admission charge.
UNITARIAN SOCIAL.-The ladies of
Unity circle of the First Unitarian church
will give a dramatic evening and social
Tuesday, Feb. 6. Among those who will
take part in the programme are: Mrs.
AIvah Lewis. Miss Ethel Sturgiss, Lester
Price and Miss Emily Larson. Luke Cos
grove and Mrs. Frank Larson will give
the flower scene from 1ngOmar." There
will be dancing and cards afterwards.
WEEKS HEALTH REPORT.-The
weekly report of the city board of health
for the week ending Feb. shows TWEEN
ty-eight births, Of which eighteen were
males and ten females. There were
eleven deaths reported, six males and
five females. Fifteen cases of contagious
diseases were reported, consisting OF
eleven cases of smallpox, two cases of
scarlet fever and two cases of chicken
pox.
ENTERTAINMENT AT Y. NJ c. A
The Eva Bartlett Macy company will
appear at the Y. NJ. c. A auditorium
next Thursday evening under the au-
spices of the Y. NJ c. A The company
is composed Of Miss Eva Bartlett Macy,
an elocutiOnist and impeTsOnatOr, and al
so a banjo and mandolin player; Robert
De Almond 6asso; Miss Eleanor Piper,
cOrnetist. and Mrs: Ora De Almond, ac-
companist. This entertainment is the
sixth number Of the Star entertainment
course.
WANT BOOK ON UTAH" -Secre-
tary of State c. S. Tfngey yesterday re-
ceived from the department of commerce
and labor at Washington a request for
a copy of the book, Utah." prepared
for distribution at the Lewis and Clark
exposition by Secretary NJ. F. Cunning
ham Of the Utah commission. The little
book had been highly complimented al
ready as a concise and accurate compila-
ton Of useful and interesting information
concerning the state. Mr.. Tingey for
warded several copies, which will be
used by the bureau of statistics Of the
government.