The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-16
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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WOMAN FINED HEAVILT.-Jennie
Belmont Of Commercial street. was yes
terday fined SO for Vagrancy and s. 0for
I indecent exposure.
MUST KEEP THE PEACE-3Irs. Smith
Williams was Yesterday arraigned before
Justice Rider of sill Creek, for asSaulting
Carl Soderiund- Her bond was fixed at
S35o
INCORRIGIBLE BOUND OVER
Ana Olson. charged by her father with be-
ing wayward and iucorTiEible. was yes
terday bound over from the police to the
district court
hrs KIRK WANTS DIVORCE--Airs-
May William Kirk has sued William ).
kirS for divorce on the grounds OF
cruelty They were married at Farming
ton, April ,, 1852.
MACCABEES AT SALTAIR.-The order
of Maccabees held their annual excursion
to Saltair Yesterday afternoon and even
ing TIE excursion was thoroughly en-
Joyed by the members present
ANTON TO SPEAK.-ChapIain John T
AEtOu viii deliver an address at O'Clock
sunday evening at the Phillips Consrega-
tloEai church on Religious Work ana
Religious Conditions lii the Philippines
BRIDEGROOM FINED s2o.-Austln
Williams the Pocateiio bridegroom VINO
picked up q WOman's purse while spending
a portion Of his honeymoon at SaltaiT,
was yesterday let off with fine of so.
VERDICT FOR \ LARGE sUM-In
the state supreme court yesterday an
opinion was handed down by Associate
Justice McCarty- iE favor Of Samuel Nc
lntyTe against the Ajax Mining company.
He sued to recover $500
SAYS HE IS NOT MARRIED.
Rasmussen said yesterday that the report
that ne was married TO Stella Nelson u
false. He also makes a denial OF she
story circulated by his wife that that he
Owls property OF any particular value.
SMASHED WINDOWS-The trial OF
Dan ConR0rs. a wooden legged ancient,
was continued in the police court yester-
day afternoon until this morning He IS
charged with getting drunk and smash
ing the windows OF saloon with his
wooden leg.
EMBEZZLER'S TRIAL ADJOURNED.
The case against :, II. Williams,
charged with enbezzlement. was again
put over in the police court yester
day The trial is now set for Tuesday at
10 o'clock. the prisoner being placed IN
der 500 bonds.
ARTHUR G. HUGHES ALIVE.-Ar-
thur G. Hughes, a barber in this city.
spent the day yesterday denying his
death. Owing TO the fact that there were
two BARRIERS in town by the name OF
Hughes. a confusion Of identity arose
William J. Hughes was the name OF the
man who died.
RICHARDSON'S WILL FIED-The
viii of the late g s Richardson was YES
terday filed for probate He died in Ona-
ha, Neb., June ., leaving an estate valued
at $l54 He was member of the local
firm Of Richardson & Adams. The wife,
who is the petitioner for letters, lives IN
this city, with her daughters.
THREE YEARS IN PEN. P. Sven
or was arraigned before Judge Lewis yes
terday on the charges Of forgery and ut
terinE forged instruments. He pleaded
q na We
dismissed Upon the former charge he re-
ceiFed three years in the penttentiarT-
SIVener forged the name Of A G briggs
TO a chreck for Sl2.5e payable at the Desc
ret National hank.
NURTY WAS TIRED-Ed. AIurty. a
drunk who spends most Of his time in
jail created some amusement at the police
court Yesterday when his case was called
by asking to have his trial POSTPONED for
q week. lie said ne had been out of the
lookup for almost two whole days. and
was quite tired Consequently ne desired
q few days IN which 20 rest up before
his case should come 10 trial
POLES FOR THE POsTAL.-Judge o.
". Powers. local counsel for the Postal
received word yesterday that the company
had shipped fifteen ears Of poles to Lara
mic. Wye. to be used between that point
and Fort Steele Between that point AID
Butte and salt Lake city. the Postal viii
use the Rocky Mountain Telephone com
panE's wires. Judge Powers Is authorized
To secure franchises IN THIS city and Og-
den.
SENTENCED To FIFTY DAYS.-Tbe
case of J T. Donovan. which has been
pending for some time in the police court,
was tried Yesterday for carrying con-
cealed weapon and using abusive Ian
EuaSe. Donovan flourished a revolver at
a messenger boy. 1t was his second or
Tense for carrying q concealed weapon
so he was given - DAYS His attorney
pleaded FOR leuieucy on the other charge,
and the court fined him only 8
WORKED AN OLD GAME.-wiuiam
Cornell VIII be tried this morning FOR
stealing SD watch from Eugene Ne
Atty The latter. q stranger in the city,
alleges that he met the defendant in a
saloon and asked him where he ccOulo
find ii lodging house Cornell took him
70 one Neatly locked himself IN his
room and went to sleep When he aWoke
his watch was gone. It was recovered by
the police Cornell SAYS Neatly gave him
his watch TO take care Of.
FIELD BATTERY SATOKER.-The
First battery. field artillery. y. G. u
viii give q smoker Monday evening I he (
feature viii be an exhibition drill with a
which the soldiers and their friends VIII
adjourn Go the battery quarters ia the (
armory on Market street. Last Monday /
evening Captain @NebD entertained the |
members OF the battery in hOaor OF the
arrival OF a young gunner III MS family
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF CHARGED
Two little Urchins were ia the juvenile
court yesterday charged with malicious
mischief. The lads were Earl Wicket
and Herbert Larsen, whom the police
found setting fire 20 some gasoline they
found back of thc Commercial CLUB
Wicketts mother was with him and prom
Used that she would bring him around Tor
trial this morning. Although Larson had
been locked up in Jail over night, Mrs.
Wicket said thar she believed his mother
did not know Of the boys whereabouts.