The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-21
LOCAL BRIEFS

PERLEY \. HILL, secretary of the state
board of barber examiners resigned yes
terday. and ID. j. Watts was appointed
10 ill the vacancy by Governor John c.
Cutler. The board viii hold a meeting
and elect its own secretary.
GOVERNOR CUTLER yesterday received
from the land departme>> at Washing
ton approval of SS,S77.9 acres of indem-
nifty school land selections in the Salt
Lake district.
MORRIS WALSH. charged with selling Ii
quor last Sunday at Alta. was before
Justice Anton Lundberg yesterday and
pleaded not guilty. He will have his
hearing next Saturday.
BIDS FOR THE ERECTION of eight
manual training buildings will be opened
at a meeting of the committee on build
ingS and grounds of the board of edu-
cation this afternoon. The approximate
cost of all the structures will be $4,000.
They will contain one large room and a
small room to be used a store room.
and will be located on the grounds of
the larger buildings.
THE JUVENILE COURT yesterday took
two babes, aged months each, from a
hOVel in the district west of Superior
addition and will place them in the
State street orphanase. The conditions
in the home from which they were taken
are said by the officials of the court
To have been appalling.
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR r J.
LONGLEY returned yesterday from
Montreal. where he delivered into the
hands of the Dominion government Ar
thur Roger. an insane person. who was
arrested in Salt Lake about three
months ago while wandering about IN
the rain near the Warm springs. Roger
was on his way to Los Angeles for the
1f no 4
denly seized With disease of the mind.
He labors under the delusion that he
is the object o. pursuit and attack by
every one.
THE IMMIGRATION BUREAU of this
district has now four persons for depor-
tation- Two of these are women, one
in Salt Lake and one in GOidfied. Two
are men. one in Salt Lake and the otSer
in Evanston, Wyo.; the latter is IN
sane. All entered the country at the
port of New York.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH f. SMITH of the
Latter-day Saints has returned from
his trip of three weeks to California.
oregon and Washington. in the party
were Mrs. Joseph +; Smith, President
Mrs George Albert Smith. Patriarch
John Smith. Bishop and Mrs. c. W. Nib
ley and Frank. Calvin. Emily. Lucy,
Rachel and jeanette Smith. children of
r H. PLAISTED. assistant general
freight agent of the Oregon Short Line
has returned from his trip TO Chicago.
J. II. MANDERFIELD. travelling freight
agent and j. II. BURNER. district freight
and passenger agent of the Salt Lake
Route, arrived from Los Angeles yes
terday.
DESIRING to see Salt Lake. the mem
bers of the Paona, Colo, Fruit Grow
ers band have written to the Utah
State Fair association and Offered their
services during the fair next fall. The
matter will be considered at an early
meeting of the executive committee OF
the fair association.
F. w. REED. acting chief inspector of
the fourth national forest district re-
turned yesterday from Idaho Falls,
where he has been on "A brief business
visit.
UTAH LODGE NO. of the National AS
ISOLATION of Stationary Engineers is
sending out letters to every lodge of the
order in the country. asking its sup
port in the movement to bring the con-
vention 10 Salt Lake in 1903. This years
convention will assemble in Denver,
September 2.
AT A MEETING of Elks held at the
Elks' club on Sunday. it was deter
mined to offer prizes for the best dec
orations of business houses on Purple
day. July 80.
SAMUEL G. SPRING. chief of the bu-
reau of extension of the national forest
service. is in Salt Lake. on tour Of
inspection He has to do with the
planting stations. At the station in
South Dakota. Mr.. Spring says, the
test of broadcast seed-sowing has
proved successful beyond expectation.
A BONFIRE in Franklin avenue
called out the fire department about
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon. There
was no damage.
Horse Races.
Some sharp horse races are guaran-
teed at Wandamere- July "a.
In the Eyes Of the Wife.
Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
Ack