The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-14
LOCAL BRIEFS

HEALTH BOARD TO MEET.-The
state board of health will meet at 4:SO
| O. clock tomorrow in their rooms IN the
] Mercantile building.
STATE BOARD WILL MEET.-The
state board Of corrections, composed of
| Governor John c. Cutler, Judge j. E.
Prick and Elias A Smith, will meet at
| the penitentiary today
EWES BRING HIGH PRICES.-The
highest price for range sheep IN Wyo-
ming, according to a local freight agent,
was obtained when S6 a head was paid
| for a bunch Of ewes recently.
FOURTH FREE TALK-Professor By
ron Cummings will lecture ON Greek
Literature in the Homeric Age at the
University at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
! This will be the fourth Of the series of
free talks given at the school
! OGDEN COUPLE MARRIED,-Edward
Miller and Edith Rosson, both OF Og-
| den, secured a marriage license at the
ternOOn, and were Immediately married by
/ Deputy County Clerk David A. Smith.
WILL GIVE SMOKER--The Cigar
Makers union will give a smoker Fri
/ day evening at the Federation OF Labor
hail. Refreshments will be served du-
/ ring the evening and several musical Sc
/ lections will be rendered.
| ARREST 4 DISSEMINATION King.
| 26 years OF age, was arrested last night
/ by Police Officer George Phillips on the
charge Of desertion. 1t Is alleged that he
! deserted from company G, Fifteenth in
/ fantry, stationed in California
BANK CLEARINGS. Local bank
cIearings yesterday amounted to $685.
/ O28 81. For the same day last year they
were S471, S.48 The clearing house man
/ ager hopes to have all balances due be-
tween the banks cleared up soon and
hereafter all transactions will be on a
cash basis.
| FORMER SALT LAKER DEAD--Wil-
liam hampton, for many years ascot
ated with the H Dinwoodey Furniture
| company, died at his home in POcatello
/ Of Br1ghtS disease. The remains viii
reach Salt Lake Monday morning over
/ the Oregon Short Line. Notice OF fu-
neral will be given later.
STUDENTS IN DRAMATIC students
lof the Eleventh ward primary will be
seen in a drama called THE Vagabonds -
/ tomorrow and Friday evenings, at the
Eleventh ward meeting house, First
! South and Eighth East streets. The
/ play will be under the direction Of Miss
Nellie P. Whitney, Miss Lulu Penrose
and Miss Jessie Sears.
SOCIAL, AND DANCE-The Industrial
/ Workers Of the World will give their first
free social at Federation of Labor hall
No admission fee will be charged and
no collection will be taken up. A pro-
gramrne of songs, music and recitations
has been arranged. Gilbert's orchestra
will furnish the music for the dance to
wind up the evenings entertainment
POLICE RAID SALOON.-The Black
Cat saloon, IS South West Temple street
was raided again last night by the police
and four women were placed under ar
lest. They are Olive Olsen, Mabel Gray
sen, Helen Sander and Ida Hudson. Po-
| lice Officer Fred Schulze made the ar
rests and the women were charged with
vagrancy-
TYREE CASE TODAY.-Judge c. b
Diehl will take up the case of Hiram
TyTee, president of the Continental Life
Insurance & Investment company
charged with classifying the reports Of
the company, this morning. A date for
the argument OF the demurrer to the
complaint which has been interposed by
Judge o. w. Powers, attorney for Tyree,
I will be set.
TO VIEW ART COLLECTION.-Th
ElsOn art collection, which has been Sc
cured for exhibition purposes by the home
and education section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club, will be opened in this city
ton, which is said to be one of the fin
est in the country, has been seen in
California for the past few weeks under
the auspices Of various clubs.
WILL TALK SEE AMERICA.
Hereafter the aims of the See America
First league will be dWelt on by Ed
mUnd Vance Cooke, writer and public
speaker. who was recently heard in Salt
Lake. Before leaving Utah for the north
west and California, Mr.. Cooke arranged
with the league to include In his list
Of lectures subjects which would aid the
movement. Mr.. Cooke also agreed to
prepare several articles giving his views
will be present at the banquet at Port
land tomorrow night to which Fisher
Harris and former Mayor r. p Morris
go as guests Of honor.