The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

PUBLIC OFFICES WILL CLOSE-All
city county and state offices will be
closed all day Monday in observance of
ArbOr Day.
LECTURE ON SOCIALISM-Benjam
Wilson Will speak on Socialism tonight
at the Federation Of Labor hall There
viii be a musical programme and seats
are free Everybody invited
RABBI FREUND'S SUBJECT.-Rab-
bi Freund's discourse at this evenings
concluding service of the Feast of Pass
over at Temple B'nai Israel. will be
From Degrading Slavery to the Conse-
Grafton of Service"
BRAMBLE FOUND GUILTY.-John
Bramble. a peddler. was found guilty
yesterday morning by Judge G b Diehl
of indecent et Sondgct and nd, will be sen
in the complaint was dismissed
MANY TEACHERS SEEK PLACES
County Superintendent Smith has re-
ceived a large number of applications
from teachers who wish positions next
year in the county outside the city The
supply is likely to exceed the demand.
JUVENILE COURT COMMISSION
The juvenile court commission. composed
of Mayor Ezra Thompson, Chief of Police
George A Sheets and City Superintend-
ent D. H Christensen, held a brief meet
ing yesterday. No business was done be-
yOnd the approval of few bills
CHARGED WITH STEALING BRASS.
Bert Miller, driver for the Crabtree
Produce company. was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Sharp
on a charge of having received and
stolen some of the brass recently stolen
from railway cars. Miller is now in the
county Jail
MATCHES CAUSE FIRE--Children
and matches caused a small blaze in a
play house standing near the residence
of Z. Livingstone on Sixth West between
First and Second South. early last even
ing. The department was called to the
scene and quickly put out the fire. The
damage is estimated to be about SIS.
ANNUAL SPRING RECITAL.-NIrs.
William WetzelI gives her annual spring
Saturday evening Numbers will be
given by the Wetzell Choral society and
orchestra, Mrs. Charles Daily. Misses
Alice Wolfgang and Emily Richards,
Charles Daily and George E Shelton.
BELIEVED TO BE DEMENTED.-A
middle-aged man, who said that his
name was John Mortensen. was found
wandering around in the vicinity of For
rest and Sixth streets yesterday after
noon by Officer ChaS. Evans. The man
| is said to be slightly demented. He was
taken to the county jail and locked up
pending investigation
WEEKLY HEALTH REUORT-The
weekly report of the board of health
shows Sc births during the past week %
males and 13 females Twenty-Five
deaths were reported, thirteen males and
nine females Nine cases of contagious
| follows: Smallpox, II; scarlet fever. 2;
whooping cough, 2; chickenpox. 1. There
/ are now 10 cases OF smallpox in the citV.
three of scarlet fever and two of diph-
/ iberia
| CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.-
Examinations for positions in the Forest
service will be held May IA by the Civil
| Service Commission. Examination for
/ the position of Forest Ranger will be
/ held in Park City, Mount Pleasant and
Panguitch. and will probably occupy
three or four days. The examina ton for
supervisor will be held in any large city
which the applicant may designate.
There is yet time for applicants to enter
and those DESTROYS of taking the exami-
nations should apply to the Civil Service
Commission Washington. D. G. AppIi-
cation blanks will be sent them which
/ they can fiji out and receive their en-
/ trance cards.
! PATSY SULLIVAN MISSING-John
Sullivan. a pipeman at the pumping sta
/ ton in upper City Greek canyon. report
ed to the police last night that his A.
| year-old son, Patsy, was lost Mr. SuIli-
van said he took the child with him to
| the pumping station yesterday and that
/ the child had strayed off. The police are
| on the lookout for the missing boy. A
searching party of neighbors and en-
ployes of the pumping station was or
ganized last night and up to late hour
| were still out looking for the child
! NEW DIRECTORY SOON--The 1906
directory will be published about April
% 1t will be a much larger volume than
| the last issue.
/