The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-18
LOCAL BRIEFS

AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF the coun-
cll this evening, ii is understood that
lhe ordinance providing for the sub
mission 10 the people of bond issue
for 100000 for water and sewer pur-
poses will be passed.
GENERAL MANAGER w. H. BAN
CROFT and Secretary Fred n Knick-
erbocker of the Oregon Short Line are
expected back from Los Angeles today
Ihey have been away about a week
THE OREGON SHORT LINE general Of
fices will be closed after noon today on
account of the L. g. T. celebration The
freight warehouse will also be closed
THERE is keen rivalry between the
oregon Short Line and the Denver &
Rio Grande railroads as 10 which will
carry most of the Utah delegates and
boosters to the Democratic convention
at Denver. Each road claims that it
Will carry off the honors.
MISS MAUD MAY BABCOCK of the
University of Utah Will read from
Booth TarkingtOn's Monsieur Beau
caire' in the auditorium of the Packard
library tonight at S o'clock. The read
ing is open to the public. and is free.
A CHURCH CENTER is to be made of
Fourth East and Second South streets.
Excavation has begun there for the new
Twelfth-ThiTteenth ward chapel of the
Latter-day Saints This with the new
Baptist church and the Lutheran
church. will make three churches there.
NJ. B. HOWARD has purchased B. F.
Grants half interest IN S2l2 by 220 feet
in Second South street. between First
and Second West streets, for $1,000
Mr. Howard was already owner of the
other half interest.
REAL ESTATE DAY at 4Saltair on JULY
3 was the chief topic discussed at the
meeting of the Real Estate association
at the Commercial club yesterday after
noon. There is 10 be another meeting
next Wednesday afternoon, at which the
committees appointed to take charge of
the arrangements for the outing will re-
port.
r. l. BOOTH. merchant of Bingham. and
A. .. Strong, connected with the bank
were witnesses before the federal grand
jury yesterday. Both were recalls and
both were discharged.
HALF A DOZEN additional money or
ders made out on Schurz New, forms
were sent to the inspectors office yes
terday. It is expected that the orders
will continue to come in for some time
Inspector Lowe has sent out information
of the game worked by the SWindler, to
gether with the best descriptions Of the
men who secured money on the forged
orders that could be obtained from the
various victims.
THE REGULAR MEETING of the Os-
teOpathic association was held at the Of
flee of DIR. G. A. Gamble, Tuesday even
ing. Cases of cretinism, Potts disease
and glandular enlargement were exam
ined and discussed.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF THE RE
PUBLIC yesterday brought suit against
William Cayias On prOmissOry note
for $500 and 800 attorneys fees.
JENNIE ARROWSMITH yesterday COM
menced suit for divorce in the district
ing nOn-suppOrt for the past year. They
We're married in 1898.
TWENTY STUDENTS of dentistry yes
terday took the examination of the
state board of dental examiners for IL
Censes to practice their profession in
the state. The examination was held
in the rooms of the board of education.
CUTLER yesterday appoint
ed D. r. Roberts Of Logan a delegate
from Utah 10 the National Good Roads
congress, which meets at Buffalo, n.
Y. July and s.
CUTLER. Auditor Edwards
and Treasurer Christensen went 10
Provo Yesterday 10 attend the regular
meeting of the state insanity board
THE SIERRA NEVADA LUMBER COM
PANY IS sueing John w Mccormick
and delivered on a contract. and the
case was placed on trial before Judge
Morse yesterday.
THE GLENWOOD PARK AMUSEMENT
COMPANY filed articles of incOrpOra-
with the clerk Vpcfardas~