The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ALL OF THE MATTERS passed by the
council Monday night were approved by
Mayor John S. Bransford yesterday
morning.
\. c. NELSON, state superintendent Of
public instruction, left last night at
11:45 o'clock for POcatellO, where he Will
address the teachers of the southeast
eru part of Idaho, now holding their an
nuaI convention Superintendent Mel
son had Intended attending the meeting
yesterday, but, owing to the meeting
of the juvenile court commission, or
which he is a member, he put the trip
to Pocatello off for one day.
A MEETING Of che city board Of equali-
cation of water rates viii be held IN
the office of Thomas Holiday, superln-
Iendent of water works, Saturday after
noon, when complaints will be heard
MUCH INCONVENIENCE has been ex-
perienced in the office of State Auditor
Jesse D. Jewkes through the fact tnat
many persons have been holding county
certificates indefinitely without forward
ing them to his office. The delay causes
much trouble in the auditors office, and
an effort is being made TO have the
transaction attended TO as soon as pos
sIble.
THE CLERKS in the office of the sec
rotary Of the Utah State Fair assOcia-
ton are busy mailing throughout the
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of the
Utah State Fair association viii meet
tonight at s o'clock at the Chamber of
Commerce,
A PRETTY sUNFLOWER FOLDER
from Topeka, Kan. advertising the re-
sources of that state. has been received
at the office of the Salt Lake Real Es-
tate association. On the leaves are
statements of TOpeka's resources and
possibilities and cuts of the city's big
buildings, parks and points Of interest.
REPRESENTATIVES, Of the Manufac-
tur6Ts' association. headed by Secretary
d. z. Coliett, will so to Ogden Thurs
day morning TO make arrangements for
the Salt Lake exhibits at the Four
States fair. They viii install the ex-
hibits and prepare for a boosting cam
paign.
THE LOCAL BANK CLEARINGs yas-
teTday were Sy7S, 596.22, as compared with
Soo6,65316 for the corresponding day Of
last year. The clearinss for the month
of August, 1909, are S2ST27, 1898. The
clearings for August 1893, were $50, $780,
THE SALT LAKE REAL ESTATE AS
ISOLATION is in receipt of letters from
san Francisco manufactures which in
d1cat9 that they are particularly inter
ested in Utah brick, fire clay and tile
y
formation have been sent in reply.
EDWARD NELSON, arraigned in Justice
Stanley A Hanks court Tuesday after
noon on the charge of embezzlement,
was bound over to the district court to
answer the charge. Nelson is charged
with hiring a horse and buggy at a Muir
ray livery stable and coming to salt
Lake and attempting to dispose Of it.
A SLIGHT FIRE in the engine room of
the Tribune building Tuesday afternoon
caused by nigh-Ja1SiOn wire coming in
contact with some COmbustible material
gave the central fire station a short
run. No damage resulted from the fire.
EXTRACTION PAPERS on the govern
or Of Nevada VIII be submitted TO Gov
eTnOT William SpTy today for the return
of Fred L. Bowen under arrest at Reno.
Bowen is wanted for embezZEng check
for Si3 from the United Wireless Tele-
graph company of this city.
NJ, J. MITCHELL. a member of the firm
Of Arcker & Mitchell, opticians, Of 212
South Main street, died at his room in
the ElkO hotel Monday night. His
widow, who is now in Denver, has been
notified and viii arrive today.
NATURALIZATIONC CASES will come up
before Judge J. A. Marshall in the fed
eral court next Saturday.
A SMALL BLAZE caused by rubbish is-
hitting in the basement of the store at
6 South West Temple street. formerly