The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-04-04
LOCAL BRIEFS

LADIES' AID SOCIETY.-The Ladies
Aid society of the Central Christian
church viii hold its regular all day work
meeting Thursday of this week.
BRINGS PRISONER TO PEN.-Sheriff
n u. Brian of Wayne county yesterday
brought Myron z. Lance to the state pen
ltentiary to serve term of three years
for grand larceny.
DIR. MERRILL TO LECTURE.-Dr. Jo-
Seph r. MerriIE head Of the state min
ing school, will lecture at the University
this afternoon at 4 O'Clock on the sub
Ject. The Facts and Fancies of Sci
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.-John Han
sen. porter Wes arrested by Detective
Howard Wilson yesterday afternoon on
the charge Of petit larceny. 1t is alleged
Hansen has stolen several boxes OF flow
ers from the Mathews Floral company.
His case is being investigated.
O'HAvER RELEASED ON BAIL.-H.
II. OHaVeTl charged with obtaining mon
ey under false pretenSeS. was released
yesterday afternoon from the county Jail
on $3.50 bail. O'Haver sent wire to his
father in Denver stating his predicament
and the money was forwarded to him.
CHRISTDNSEN TAKES OFFICE.-F.
X. Christensen yesterday succeeded w. III.
Wilkins az clerk OF the board of pub
lie works. Mr. Wilkins retired voluntar-
tly but he may bring suit 20 compel his
reinstatement on the ground that he
could not be removed during the two
year term for which he was appointed.
MISSION AT ST. MARY's.-A mission
Will be held in st, Mary's Catholic church
next Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Services will be held on each
Of Of these Ties evenings, at $3.50 o'clock Rev.
ligious doctrine. His themes are: We'd
nesday, SALIVA ton; Thursday. Prayer /;
Friday, Death Saturday, general re-
ligious discussion.
HOLIDAY FOR PRISONERS
prisoners of the state penitentiary We're
given sort OF holiday yesterday The
band played from noon until 4:30 ..
All the inmates OF the institution We're de-
lighted with the programme. and men,
bers OF the band from Fort Douglas were
in attendance and discoursed some clas-
steal music. The entertainment began at
3 o'clock
HENTZ FINED &3O.-Andrew Hentz,
fireman az the Brunswick roOming house.
1891 South Main street, was arraigned
yesterday afternoon before Judge c. b.
Diehl and found guilty of petit larceny.
He was fined $50, i'm default of which he
was committed to the city Jail HentZ
stole a bed from the stoTeroom in the
Brunswick house and disposed of 1t at
second hand store. The property was
recovered.
SAUIT.-J- Bramble. a peddler was ar
rested yesterday by Police Officer Horace
Heath for an alleged attempt to assault
an S-year-Old girl. Bramble, the little
girl says, enticed her TO get up on his
wagon by offering her oranges, and then
drove away with her When he did this
of his wagon. She reported the affair to
her mother and the police were notified
When Bramble was arrested the little girl
identified him,
BENTROD FOUND GUILTY.-John
BentrOd was found guilty of cruelty 20
animals yesterday by a jury in the Grim
inal division of the city court. He will
be sentenced at o'clock today by Judge
Diehl. The testimony showed that Bent
rod had been driving a horse with a
SPAWN on his leg and that the horse was
n n q
it is alleged, resisted Humane Officer T.
A Heringer when he was arrested. A
complaint was filed against him on this
charge and he will be arraigned today
in police court.
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS. - The
Knights of Columbus will hold a session.
next Sunday afternoon. Forty candidates
will be initiated, under the leadership of
Jesse z. Hawley. assistant state organ
iZCr OF Idaho and a son Of J. II. HaW-
ley. the Boise attorney who is engaged
i'm the prosecution of the alleged murder
ers of the late Governor Steunenberg of
that state. One hundred knights are eX-
pected to come from ogden and fifty
from PocatelIo to assist in the exercises.
After the ceremony, which will take place
at 3 o'clock. a luncheon will be served.