The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-12
LOCAL BRIEFS

GO TO COAST.-Mrs. j. c. Kimbaii and
family will leave for the Pacific coast to-
night.
KELSEY GOES TO PRovo.-L. c.
Kelsey, city engineer. will go to Provo
Monday to inspect the progress of the
work on the pumping plant Ctah lake.
ASSISTANT CASHlhKs CHOSEN
The directors of the Utah National bank
last week elected A. G. Strong and w. NJ.
Trimmer as assistant cashiers of that in
stitutiOn.
WILL ADDRESS THE TEACHERS
Richard G. Boone. formerly sUperintend-
ent of the Cincinnati schools, will address
the teachers at the library auditorium
Tuesday afternoon.
TO INSPECT PLANT.-F. r. Coates
T. H. Fitzgerald, J. Y. Smith and w. ID.
Livingston have gone TO Price to inspect
the plant of the Utah Reservoir & Power
company at that place.
CARRIE ALICE THOMAS DEAD
Carrie Alice Thomas, the 4-months -old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Thomas
died Yesterday afternoon. The. body will
be taken TO Colson for burial
FUNERAL OF MRS. II. J. WALK
! The funeral of Mrs III. ]. Walk will be
held from the Pioneer stake hall at u
o'clock today The body may be viewed
at the hall from 10 to II O'Clock.
MUSIC AT ST MARY'S-Miss Agnes
Ryan will sing a ''SaIve Regina by
Henshaw Dana, at the II o'clock mass
at st. Mary's cathedral ]. w. Curtis
and Phleas Goulet will be the bari<ne
sOlCists.
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY
L. Hanson Saturday filed in the United
States court q petition in bankruptcy. He
claims liabilities of s30S.25 and no assets.
Household goods valued at 500 claimed
are exempt.
TRACT OF LAND sOLD.-Fitzgeraid
e. Landreth, of Salt Lake, last week sold
$4,000 worth of land in Willard county.
! Utah. to Hammel & Empson. of Glad
stone. Mich. The new owners will Gull
tivate the property.
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.-Charles
1 Pate was arrested Saturday. He is
| charged with aSsaulting Charles Smith
He was released on $40 bail until Mon
day afternoon, when he will have a hear
/ ing in police court
BOYS ARE FINED.-Ten boys were
! fined s. each by Judge Gowans of the
| juvenile court for riding bicycles within
/ the restricted limits and four boys were
/ fined s. each for dscharging firearms
J within the city limits.
WILL VISIT OLD HOME.--L. II.
Smyth, chief deputy United States mar
/ shall, will leave today on fifteen DAYS
leave OF absence to visit his old home
/ in eastern Pennsylvania He has not been
there for thirty-eight years.
! FUNERAL OF MARY S. HODGSON.-
The funeral of Mary s. Hodgson will be
/ held today at O'Clock. The body may
be viewed at the residence Of her daugh-
l.
from IL O'Clock until IL noon.
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY-Annie
Neyes, charged with stealing a number
OF pieces of cloth from Mrs. Mary T..
Madison at the Metropolitan hotel, was
found guilty in police court Saturday
morning. She will be sentenced at 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon.
! CHARGED WITH THEFT-C A.
Baird, a buggy washer. was arrested Sat
urday afternoon by Detectives Shannon
| and Wilson. charged with stealing a new
bicycle and attempting to sell ii to a
firm on Main street He tfseu TO obtain
$40 for the wheel. He is % years old.
SINGER ENTERTAINS FRIENDS -
John w. Jones, singer of considerable
/ prominence in Scranton. Pa passed
through Salt Lake on Sunday. on his
way TO Tacoma. Wash. mr. Jones is the
| possessor of a rich bass voice. and de-
lighted number of his friends with his
fine singing. Among those who had the
| pleasure Of hearing him were Mr. and