The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-06

CITY BREVITIES.
CONGRESSMAN JOSEPH HOWELL is
in Salt Lake for a time and can be
found at the offices of his son, 213-216
Atlas block.
J. L. PERKES, secretary of the local
chamber of commerce, is in receipt of
a communication from the Washington
chamber Of commerce asking for a copy
of the building regulations of Salt Lake
and list of permit fees. The letter
was referred to Building Inspector A
Is. Hlrth, a letter was also received
from C. A Warren of Oakland. Cal.
asking information concerning the ad-
Vantages offered by this city.
THE ANNUAL reunion of the Spencer
family has been postponed for one year,
until October. 1910.
CLEAR SKIES and frosty nights, such
as color pumpkins and put Scotch plaid
aspects on the hills. is to be the lot of
Salt Lake and vicinity today, probably
tomorrow and possibly for q week or
more. The weather man says the equi-
nocual storms are over and the real
October weather is at hand. All over
dicating a settling down of the weather
into the real autumn season.
MARY DORR, charged with stealing val
liable chinaWare and silverware from
the attic of the house she had rented
from Mabel Long, was arraigned in po-
lice court yesterday morning and plead
ed not guilty. Her trial was set for
Nov. 10. and she was released on her
own recognizance.
WILLIAM r. SMITH, who died in the
Holy Cross hospital of pneumonia yes
terday, was an Oid-time resident of
Bingham, where he had many friends.
He was born in London sixty-two years
ago He went to California, where he
enlisted in ConnOr's army and came to
Utah He was member of Maxwell
post, G. A. r.
THE SUIT or ABEL DUTKE against
the Union Pacific Coal company for
$4,000 for injuries was yesterday trans
ferred from Judge Rtchie's division of
the district court to the United States
district court
JULIAN RILEY, deputy United States
marshal, returned Tuesday from Span
ish Fork, where he served a subpoena
on j. Ralph Wilkins, school teacher,
notifying him TO appear as a witness
for the United States before the United
States grand jury on Oct. Il at Leaven-
worth, Kan.
r. E. HALL had an idea that he was
the Prince of Salt Lake, and Judge II.
d. Lewis yesterday committed him to
the state mental hospital Maria w.
Anderson was also committed. William
Jones was discharged. County Physi-
clan g. T. Odell, DR.. H. T. KiTtley and
District Attorney Fred c. LOofbOurOw
acted as commissioners.
SUIT WAS FILED in the district court
yesterday by O. L. Beardsley against
the Irrigated Lands company for $97O.37
on a prOmissOry note dated Sept l. 1908,
and due in one year, bearing per cent
interest.
MRS. CLARA NJ. BOWDLE, widow of
the late Judge John r. BowdIe, who died
Sept. "A, filed for provate yesterday the
will of deCedent, showing his estate 10
be worth about 5000. Except a watch
given to the son, Ralph A. BOwdle, and
So TO the daughter, Isabelle c. Bowdle,
all the estate is bequeathed to the
widow, who is executrix without bond.
A COMPLAINT charging George Collins
and r. Mackmuller with burglary in the
third degree was issued by the county
attorney yesterday. 1t is charged that
the two men broke into the room of
Mrs. Samuel Cox, No. IA in the Angelus
rOOming house, 81 East First South
street, Monday night
". S. HENDERSON received Judgment
for S543.40 from Z. p Manis for, grocer
les in Judge NJ. L. Ritchie's division of
the Third district court yesterday.
II. B. ASADOORIAN filed suit Yesterday
against c. II. Kraft in the Third dis
trict court on note for $3.50 and inter
est Court costs and SO attorney fees
are asked.
THE CALIFORNIAN CLUB will give a
social dance in the Knights of Columbus
hall next Friday evening at o'clock.
The quartet will render d number of
selections and there will be other music
All Scottish people are invited.
SERVICES for the Feast of Conclusion
will be held at Temple B'nai Israel this
evening at 5 o'clock Rabbi c. J. Freund
will speak Oh Thoughts from the Book
of Ecclesiastes.
J. NJ. WHEELER returned from Portland
yesterday. He was much elated over the
news Of the birth of a grandson, who
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Ev-
ans. Mr.. Wheeler is going back to Port
land this week.
MISS RUTH STORER and John Darrell
will entertain the Christian Endeavor
society of the Third Presbyterian church
in the church parlors next Friday night
AN AUDIENCE of considerable size as
sembled Tuesday night in the lecture
room Of the First Congregational church
to listen to the lecture by Henry Latch
ford, NJ. A, formerly of Inner Temple
London, on the topic, Life in the Tenn
pie; or English Lawyers and Men of
Letters at Work and Play" Among
those present were several of the lead
ing members of the bench and bar of
this city.
OF MISSIONARIES who
had served the Mormon church in vari-
Gus sections were features of Tuesday
evening, thirteen of these taking place
in several halls of the city, The re-
unions proved full of interest and good
audiences were the rule at the meetings
STUDEBAKER EMPLOYEES
GUESTS AT BANQUET
Employees of Studebaker Brothers com
pany were guests at a banquet given last
night by General Manager Charles A.
Quigley at the Commercial club. The
banquet, which is an annual affair." was
enjoyed by about sixty persons. a num-
Der of tOasts were proposed and respond
ed TOT and the feast was pronounced one
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