The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-12-22
LOCAL BRIEFS

GO TO PROVO.-Mrs. G. e. Danger
field and daughter Gladys will spend the
holidays with relatives in Provo
PRATT FUNERAL.-The funeral of the
late Harmel Pratt will be held tomorrow
at II o'clock from the family residence,
7O2 South Ninth East street
TO SEEK HEALTH.-Madame II. Nor
ris and daughter Aleeee leave today Tor
san Francisco to remain two weeks on
account of Madame Morris health.
NOT GOOD DURING VACATION
The students Communication tickets issued
by the Utah Light & Railway company
Will not be good until after the holidays
BURIAL OF MRS. FARREDLL--The
funeral of Mrs. Eliza Farrell will be held
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, from the
residence, 137 West First North street
GOES 70 OMAHA--H. Vance Lane,
president Of the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, left for Omaha yes
terday to pass the holidays with his fam
lily.
|, ADDITIONAL CLERKS NAMED
Two additional clerks were named yes
terday by Postmasteg A. L. Thomas to
serve during the Christmas rush. They
are A N Jarvis and Robert Reed.
MUSIC AT ST MARYS.-Miss Mae
O'Neil will sing an ave Maria by Sart-
ley at St. Mary's cathedral today at the
II o'clock mass. AT the O'Clock mass
Miss Isabel Higgins will be soloist.
PRELIMINARY HEARING. = Charlie
Song, accused of the murder OF Chung
given,a preliminary hearing before Judge
Whitaker Of the city court Monday.
JAMES z. LEE DEAD.-James E. Lee
died yesterday from heart trouble. He
was Il years of age The funeral will be
from the undertaking establishment or
Joseph E. Taylor Monday at o'clock.
STILL AT LARGE Richard DeminS.
the alleged highWayman who escaped
early Thursday morning from Holy Cross
| hospital where he had been taken from
the county Jail, has not been captured.
CLOSING RECITAL.-The closing re-
cital of the term was given by the pupils
Of Miss Matte Hall at her studio Satur-
day morning. Selections from Heller
Henselt, Schuman and Bohm made an in
teresting program.
FINAL PAYMENT MADELINE state
board Of loan commissioners yesterday
paid the state board of land commission
ers $4,000, making. the final installment
in the payment Of the $3.50, 900 debt con-
| tracted by the state during the past year.
NOT THE ONE.-Arthur Bowen, who
is employed in the Short Line offices,
was in no way connected with the recent
holdup and attempted murder. Because
Of the similarity of names, many Of Mr..
Bowens friends seem to have gained an
erroneous impression.
ON WAY TO DENVER--Charles d.
Vail. chief engineer of the Ely TOwnsite
company, one Of the men who have taken
active parts IN the development of the
great Ely copper district is in Salt Lake.
on his way to Denver, where he will spend
the Christmas holidays.
CHRISTMAS DANCE.-The employees
of the shoe factory of the u. c. NJ. l.
will be entertained at banquet and
dance on Christmas eve. The dinner will
be given at ] o'clock. The affair will
take place on the third floor of the fac
tory on Brigham street.
GIVEN A "FLOATER Thomas Con
way, who created stir on Thursday
night by entering the Andy and Joe res
taurant in the Lyric Theatre building,
with a revolver in his hand, was given
time to leave Salt Lake by Police Judge
Diehl yesterday morning.
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY The
German singing society, the Harmonic,
celebrated its tenth anniversary Thurs
day An appropriate program was rem
dered by the society after which an
address was given by A. @. Weber. The
remainder of the evening was passed in
dancing.
AGAIN POSTPONED. - The silver
meeting scheduled to have been held last
evening a the Commercial club was post
poned because of the fact that several
members of the special committee are not
in the city. During the week prominent
officials of all the western states were
communicated with by the committee
with regard to their views on the feasi-
bility of the increased coinage of silver
as a remedy for the present financial