The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-07
LOCAL BRIEFS

ILL OF PNEUMONIA.-A. Townsend,
city councilman at Murray, is i'll of pneu-
mOnia.
DAUGHTER IN CARRIG HOME.-A
daughter was born to the wife of Thomas
Carrig Wednesday,
SON Is BORN.-A son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Richards. Mr.. Richards
is connected with the dspatchers' depart
ment Of the Oregon Short Line.
AUXILIARY TO META regular
meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary society
of Temple Bnai Israel. will be held next
Wednesday Al the b. Is. rooms
WILL JUDGE IfORSES.-JameS Rae
of this city has been selected as sole
judge at the Cache Valley horse show,
which will be held in Logan this week.
MISS LOCKE TO SING.-Miss Florence
Locke will sing Il Heard the Voice of
Jesus SAY by Harris. this evening, at
the musical service in st. PauIs church.
ORPHANS HOME ASSOCIATION
MEETING.-Thc quarterly meeting of the
Orphans Home and Day Nursery assO-
! citation will he held nj the home Mon
Gay afternoon at o'clock.
CHARGED WITH POSTAL FRAUDS.
The trial by jury of the case of the
United States against Christ DamanOs,
charged with postal frauds, will open in
the federal court Monday morning.
PLEADING IS CONTINUED.-A for
NAL order continuing the time for plead
2
George Sheets to next Tuesday was en-
tered in Judge Armstrong; court yester-
day
MISS DRJ-EHL VISITS sISTER-Miss
Mabel Druehl of Chicago is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. +. B. Schrader. Miss
DruenI is a talented pianist and has re-
Gently graduated from the Chicago COLI
SeTvatOTy of music.
LIFE UNDERWRITERS TO MEET
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
Utah Association Of Life Underwriters
VIII be held at the Commercial club on
Tuesday evening, April 9, at O'Clock. The
election Of officers will be held.
ASKS DAMAGES.-Christia Andersen
alleges in a complaint filed in the dis
trict court yesterday that the Consoli-
aged him and his express outfit to the
amount of $1.150 on Jan. IS 1896.
SHOWERS ARE PREDICTED-Show
ers are predicted for today. The tenn
perature Saturday ranged from 81 to Il
degrees above zero. There was less than
half an inch of precipitation recorded DIT
the weather bureau during the day.
IN HONOR OF MISSIONARY
missionary farewell will be rendered Bur
dette p BuTdette in the Seventeenth
/ sis o'clock. Mr.. Burdette will leave soon
on a mission to Germany and SWitzer-
/ land.
ARGUMENT IS CONCLUDED Tho
I argument of counsel in the case of Kelley
against the CphiT Hill Mining company
and others was concluded i'm the United
States court Saturday afternoon, and the
matter taken under Amusement by Judge
Marshall.
WITH ENGINEERING PARTY.-Rov
a. Read, a valued member of the repor-
tOTial staff of The Herald. has resigned
and will leave this evening for Nevada.
He will be one of a party of engineers
and surveyors whose field of activity will
Q no IN he ~ no no.
smelter site
REALTY MEMS RECEPTION.-The
Salt Lake Real Estate association has
engaged some of the leading musicians
at the Chamber of Commerce. The en-
tire membership of the association will
be in attendance TO show the display Of
Utah's resources
GOLDFINDER SHIPPED To NE
NADA.7James Ras yesterday shipped to
the Gardner ranch in Nevada the shire
horse GOldfinder. which he imported from
England for MIR Gardner. Mr.. Rae has
sold another fine horse, the black Per-
Cheron. Afghan, TO Hamilton brothers
RivertOn, Utah.
MAYOR AGAIN AT HIS DESK-Mayor
Ezra Thompson was in his office yester-
day morning after having been quaran-
tined at his home fourteen days on ac-
count of the illness of one of his sons
The mayor signed several measures pass
ed by the council during his absence from
the office
DIR. WRIGHT RESGGNS.-Dr. Z. s
Wright, former president of the state
board of medical examiners. rendered his
resignation as a member of the board in
a letter to Governor Cutler yesterday DR.
Wright retiTes because some aims he had
when he became a member of the board
have been accomplished.
CLASSES VISIT SMELTER.-Th
freshmen chemistry classes of the univer.
Sity spent yesterday at Bingham Junction.
inspecting the United States smelter The
class was in charge of DR.. W. c. Ebaugh
and Professor w Blum. The class IS
studying the extraction of metals from
ores; the trip was in connection with this
work.
FOR BENEFIT OF ATHLETICS. -The
first dance of the season will be given
by the >iign school Athletic association
in the new gymnasium Friday night Il
has been the custom for several years for
this organization to give one or more
each veal for the benefit of athletics The
proceeds of the Gance will. as usual 60
to the use of the two teams now work
ing i0- High school fame, the track ana