The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-02

noon from the residence of William H.
Mcintyre
REAL ESTATE MEN TO MEET
There Will be a meeting of the Salt Lake
Real Estate association on Wednesday
afternoon at PIE o'clock.
TO VISIT IN SOUTH-Miss Sheahan
sister of Mrs. j. c. Dugan. left Monday
for St Louis, to visit relatives and
friends. Later she will go TO Atlanta,
Ga. for brief stay. She will return
in September.
PUNISHED FOR THEFT.-George
Seaman, who stole a pair of trousers and
a vest belonging TO Joseph johnson, a
barber. was sent TO Jail for fifty days
by Judge Diehl in police court yester-
day.
CHAUFFEUR FOUND GUILTY-E.
5. Yankee, chauffeur tried few days
ago for violating the speed ordinance.
was found guilty yesterday and will be
sentenced today at 2 o'clock by Judge
Diehl
BINGHAM COUPLE WED.-Alfred
Petersen and Florence Andrews, of Bing-
ham, were quietly married in the pres
ence of a few friends at the parsonage
of Phillips Congregational church. The
ceremony was performed by the pastor
the Rev. p. A Simpkn.
PAYNE CASE CONTINUED The
case against DR.. E. S. Payne, charged
with the violation of the postal laws.
was continued in the United States court
yesterday, when an affidavit was pre-
scented showing that DR.. Payne was too
i'll TO leave his home to appear in court.
PROPERTY ORDERED sOLD.-Judge
Morse yesterday ordered the property Of
the Sewer Consolidated Mining company
sold to w. II. Seegmiller for Sl0S .000 The
receiver @. ". Park was authorized to
cOnsummdte the deal. The order gives
the company the right TO redeem in six
months.
CTOOEO IN PE uIANCED II
Smyth chief deputy United States mar
shall. returned Yesterday from British
Columbia, where ne attended the trial
OF Francisco Ciddeo, the murderer who
was captured here after his flight from
Canada. CiddeO has been sentenced to
be hanged on July 81.
OGDEN RESORT COMPANY The
Idlewild Resort company OF ogden filed
articles of Incorporation with the secre-
| tary of state yesterday. The capital stock
! is $4,000. with shares at 500 each The
| officers are: f. A. Burton. president; VIII
| liam Davidson. vice president: Mary J.
| Burton, secretary and treasurer.
| LOGAN TROUT COMPANY.-The Val
| ley View Trout company filed articles Of
! Incorporation with the secretary of state
yesterday. 1t will conduct fish hatch
/ cries near Logan. The capital stock is
| $1,000 The officers are: J. D. Larsen,
] president Roy Merrill vice president; W,
| II. Larsen. secretary and treasurer.
/ BhOBl4fM ID DULY Ed ne county
commissioners, al a short session yesteT-
/ day settled the problem of providing a
superintendent for the detention home by
naming GuardellO Brown, chief prOba-
/ ton officer for the place. In addition
| to conducting the home he will attend
l to his duties as probation officer.
! JUDGE GRAY DEAD.-District Attor-
/ new II. E. Booth received word yes1er-
/ day of the death of his former law part
ner, John @. Gray, at Seattle. Mr.. Gray
I oTf oh
and was member of the firm of Booth.
/ Lee & Gray from 1892 until 1898. He
/ leaves a wife and three children.
| DALLAS SAILS AIRSHIP.-Jack Dali
/ las assembled in his airship at Saltair yes
| terdav Only a small crowd saw his sky
I ward flight, for the disagreeable weather
| had kept people away from the resort.
/ Captain Dallas sailed over to Garfield
| and back again to Saltair. He will have
his arshp out every day hereafter while
| he is at Saltair.
TELEPHONE MEN IN SALT LAKE.
e c. Bradley vice-president and gen
eral manager of the Pacific Telephone
& Telegraph company, and +, \, Picker
nell. assistant 10 President Theodore \.
/ Vail of the American Telephone x Tele-
| graph company. arrived i'm Salt Lake
Yesterday to meet President Vail and his
/ PARTY. who will arrive later in the week.
SUES FOR INSURANCE.. L. Davis
! Yesterday brought suit in the district
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| company for $500. alleged to be due on
| the policy of William Harold Rumel, who
| died Dec 20 1907. The policy was taken
out by Rumel on June of the same year
and il is asserted that all the premiums
due at the time of his death had beer
paid.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR BENJAMIN
Professor c. c. Maynard of Benjamin
Utah. was in Salt Lake yesterday. Pro
lessor Maynard said that a High schoo
would be established at Benjamin this
wear. the new school building there be-
ing sufficiently cOmmodious to accom-
lmodate the grammar school pupils and tbs
students who will attend then Higf
school.
| PROFESSOR NELSON BUSY.-A. c
Nelson. state superintendent of public in
struction. returned yesterday mOTnUl
from Logan, where he addressed tn
graduates at Brigham Young college. II
the afternoon he went TO Ogden an'
will address the deaf and dumb sehoo