The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-01-19
Ouden Briefs.

COUNTY SCHOOL REPORT.-The
monthly report of Superintendent Thorn
an enrolment of 2,265. the per cent or
punctualitv 99.5 and the per cent of at
tendance SO.
WILL, REPEAT LECTURE.-Professor
Mosiah Hall of the University of Utah
will repeat the illustrated lecture given
at Harrisville on Friday evening. SINH
lar meetings will be held in each ward
in the county where electricity is used
THIRTY FOR ALEXANDER--Alexa
der StrOneck, who was arrested on Fri
dav evening for wandering about the
Third ward and frightening women, was
Yesterday sentenced to serve thirty days
on the municipal rock pile by Judge Mur-
ply in the city court.
TWO DIvORCES-Two divorces were
granted in the district court yesterday
afternoon. Mabel Phillips was divorced
from Charles W. Phillips on the ground
of desertiOn. On a similar charge VIII
liam w Edwards secured divorce from
his wife. Lizzie Edwards.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS
Tomorrow morning the mid-year examin
atoms will be commenced in the public
pills entitled TO promotion. 1t is eSti-
mated that the class that will enter the
High school will number 100.
NEW IRRIGATION COMPANY.-The
Mountain Water Irrigation company of
North Ogden filed articles Of incorpora-
ton with the county clerk yesterday. The
capital stock is $16.SO0. divided into so
shares Hyrum Roylance is president and
he with Joseph Bailey and n. 7. Mathews
form the board of directors.
ONE BUILDING PERMIT.-But one
building permit has been issued from the
office of the city engineer since the first
sued to Ellen ]. Williams for the erection
Of a five-room frame cottage on Twen-
tieth street, between Wall and Pacific
avenue, to cost SLIPS.
VACCINATING CHILDREN. = The
work of vaccinating the school children
is being carried on with remarkable ra-
pidity. one of the local physicians estab-
lished a record on Friday by inOculating
sixty-two children in little more than
an hour. 1t is believed that there will be
no further spread of smallpox within the
city, but this precaution was deemed nee
eSsary.
WENT TO SLEEP IN CoURT-Joe
Heath was a spectator in the CITY court
somewhat uninteresting. Joe fell asleep
and presently tumbled over on the floor
In less time than 1t takes to tell it, Joe
was facing the desk sergeant, having his
pedigree recorded preliminary to being
locked up on charge of drunkenness.
CLUB FOR MILITIAMEN.-A move
ment started some time ago to provide
club quarters for the members of the
local national guard at the Armory build
ing is meeting with considerable success
The plan practically contemplates es-
tablishing Y. NJ. c. A. within the ar
mory. 1t is proposed to install bath
rooms. reading rooms. a gymnasium and
all kinds of indoor games. 1t is expected
that the matter will assume tangible
shape next week.
SUIT OF DOCTORS.-In the case of
Drs. Rich and Osgood against James r
Burchfield, the plaintiffs filed an amend
ed complaint yesterday in which they seek
to receive an additional 5000. In the
original complaint the physicians asked
for $3.50 for professional services In re-
turn Burchfield filed a cross-complaint
asking for damages on account of I'M
Skiiiful practice. The amended complaint
filed yesterday sets forth that the sum of
500 was the amount of a bill owed bv
Burchfield to DIR. r. S. joyce who as
signed his claim to the plaintiffs.