The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-10
the case of Mabel shurtliff vs. Carl shurt-

the case of Mabel Shurtliff VS.. Carl Shurt-
lift.
CHAMBER SELECTS SECRETARY
o. A. Kennedy. a real estate man. has
been chosen as secretary of the newly or
ganiZed chamber of commerce. The or
Sanization has selected permanent quar-
ters in the Lewis block.
QUARREL OF NEIGHBORS.-Mrs
Elizabeth S. Johns of Pleasant View, in
2 COMPLAINT prepared by County Attorney
n. j. Harris, yesterday charged j. l.. Rice
of the same settlement with battery for
having struck her little son. Rice pleaded
not guilty in police court yesterday and
was released on his own recognizance.
WALKER BEHIND SCHEDULE
Frank McAllster who is walking from
New York TO San Francisco, is in Ogden.
McAllister is doing the sprinting act on
a wager and was to have reached San
Francisco by May s. He says he under
estimated the distance but feels that he
is being repaid by experience for the trip.
RAIN DOES GOOD.-The rain of the
past two days is said to have done an
Unreasonable amount of good for the
farmers of the county whose crops have
been suffering for the want of rains for
some weeks. 1t is stated that in some
sections sugar beets had to be plowed up
after they had WitheHed away during the
drought.
IDLEWILD HOTEL PLANS.-Accord-
ing to the POcatello Tribune Harry Baugh
of that city is to have charge of the Idle
wild hotel in Ogden canyon. 1t is an
nounced that Mr.. Baugh and z. A. Bur-
ton have secured a five-year lease from
Mr.. Bamberger, who built the hotel 1t
is expected that the hotel will open for
business on Decoration day.
YOUNG NEBRASKAN DIES.-Arthur
e. Lindberg. % years old. of Bristow
Neb. where his father, a well-to-do farm
er. resides. died at the Salvation Army
shelter in this citysFriday night of pneu-
mOnia. Lindberg was on his way from
California to Nebraska when he was taken
i'll here a week ago. The body will be
shipped to Nebraska for burial.
BANQUET FOR CANNERS.-What is
believed to be preliminary steps looking
toward the organization of a state body
of some kind were taken at a banquet
given to the Gamers of Utah at the Weber
club on Friday evening. The spread was
given by the Continental Can company
of Chicago through its representative, c.
A. Suydam. who presided as host. There
were between twenty-five and thirty
guests.
TABERNACLE SERVICES-At the
services in the Ogden tabernacle at ?
o'clock this afternoon Elder G. J. Jensen
will be the speaker. Professor j. K. Bal
lantyne and the choir have arranged the
following special musical program: Sc
lection, Tabernacle choir; selection, Taber-
nacle choir; solo, selected, Mrs. Helen
Warner: duet. THE Guiding Star" George
o. Nye and Carl Samuelson; chorus, Tab
ernacle choir.
TWO WATCHES STOLEN.-Petty
thieves again are getting in their work IN
this city. Reports were received at police
headquarters yesterday morning that two
watches had been stolen from room AT
the Chamberlain roominS house. Inc
timepieces are said to be the property OF
two Englishmen who recently came to Og-
den from South Africa and are employed
here. The theft was committed while the
two men were at breakfast.
All SIN MUST GO.-Ah Sun. arrested
here a few days ago by United States I'm
migration Inspector McCabe on a charge
of unlawfully being in the United states,
had a hearing before United States Com
missioner A. 3. Patton yesterday and was
ordered deported TO the Celestial empire.
Ham Sun. another Chinaman, who was
arrested on a like charge by Inspector
NcCabe. was held under $500 bail and VIII
have a hearing before Judge Patton Wed
nesday.