The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-02
LOCAL. BRIEFS

DR.. BENJAMIN RECOvERS.-Dr
Warren Benjamin has recovered from his
recent illness.
SHELLY FINED.-E E. Shelly was
fined so yesterday morning in the. police
court for attacking Charles z. Taylor the
real estate man.
SCHOOL OFFICIALS sPAID.-Saturday
was pay day for the members and off
GERS of the board of education and s. 1924
was distributed by Clerk Judd.
WILL REMOVE TO DENVER.-Mrs
L. ]. Buckley and sons. Leon and Johnny
of S44 Brigham street, leave soon for Den
yer, Colo> to make their home.
BRANSFORD IMPROVING.-M Mayor
BFansford, who has been confined TO his
home for the past four days of throat
be at his desk in the city hall Monday
morning.
MISS GOODRICH TO SPEAK.-Miss
| Clara b. Goodrich of New York viii
speak at the vesper service at the Young
Women's Christian association rooms 255
South Second East street this afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
FREIGHT CARS LOOTED. Complaint
has been made to the police that thieves
have caused great deal of annoyance
In the yards of the Salt Lake Route of
late by breaking into freight cars and
stealing merchandise.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY-Wil
liam c. CoulsOn. who gives his occupation
as that of a clerk of Salt Lake. yesterday
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the
S95l.55 and his assets $3.50.
DRUG STORES WARNED-The city
license assessor has been informed that
several drug stores are selling liquor
without the required license and all such
places have been warned to comply with
the law or submit to prosecution.
GYMNASIUM EQUIPMENT.-The last
consignment of apparatus for the High
school gymnasium arrived from the east
yesterday. 1t consists of steel lockers for
the dressing room and running track to
be placed in position around the floor.
FIVE HORSES Slip
perry streets during the past few days
have been costly to the owners of horses.
horses have slipped and broken legs. All
five were shot. The animals were worth
from $3.50 to 500 each.
TO CONDUCT BIBLE HOUR-On Mon
day evening, Feb. 3. at z O'Clock, in the
rooms of the Young Women's Christian
association, 255 South Second East street,
Bishop Spalding will conduct the Bible
hour. Ali young women are invited to
be present.
RESERVE YOUR BERTHS.-The COM
mittee in charge of the Elks' excursion to
Los Angeles, which starts next Saturday
night, makes an urgent request that all
who contemplate taking in the trip make
their reservations at once with Secretary
Raybould at the Elks' club.
ON SOCIAL PURITY.-Rev. Frances
Burgett Short will address a meeting for
men only on Social Purity this evening
at O'Clock at the First Methodist church.
At the same hour, Mrs. E. Z. Shepard
and Miss Beecher will speak On the same
subject for women in the Epworth League
rooms, when Mrs. ]. r. Bowdle will pre-
side.
DISCHARGED AND REARRESTED.-
A. Burt. who was accused of the theft of
a q from Rel
Telephone company was discharged in
the police court yesterday afternoon be
cause of an error in the complaint against
him. He was rearrested by Policeman
| Taylor as he was leaving the police court.
GUESTS AT LUNCHEON.-Distric
Attorney Hiram z. Booth yesterday gave
luncheon at the Commercial club in
honor of party of friends Those pres
ent were: c. A. Severance of st. Paul,
special assistant to the attorney general
in the railroad merger cases. Judge E. a
Maynard, W. o. Lee. c. A. Badger and
Mr.. Cleveland of New York.