The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-18
CITY BREVTTIES

GEORGE z. CLEVELAND was yester-
day appointed a deputy sheriff to
act without pay from the county at
| the property of the Utah Copper COM
pany al Bingham, upon recommended
ton of Sheriff JOSEPH c. Sharp.
THE name Of the Hauoran-Judge COM
pany is changed TO the HallOran-
Judge Loan < Trust company in an
amendment to the articles of incOr-
poratiOn filed in the county clerk s
office yesterday.
ON THE ground that they have no
jurisdiction over incorporated towns,
the county commissioners yesterday
refused the petition of Forest Dale
for the appointment of a deputy
health officer for. that town,
HARRY c. JAMES is charged with sell
ing unbranded butter in a complaint
issued by the county attorneys Of
flee yesterday at the instance Of
Heber c. Smith, deputy food and
dairy commissioner.
SHERIFF JOSEPH c.. SHARP. District
Attorney Fred c. LOofbourow, Par
ley T.. Jensen and others viii 90 to
Ajax, Tooele county, today to hunt
Jack rab bits, and the announcement
has caused general scattering
among the long ears in the sage
brush.
DEPUTY SHERIFF EMERY returned
last night from Montpelier, Ida.
where he had gone with requisition
papers Ior the return of Wallace
Young who is charged with failure
to provide the alimOuy allowed his
divorced Wife by the court.
WHILE busting the rooms of Thomas
COOK at her home, 100 Folsom ave-
nue., Friday morning, Mrs Harry r.
smith found diamond valued at
$500 which Cook thought he lost at
the Orpneum theatre about four
weeks ago. When the diamond was
returned to its owner, Cook could
hardly be made to believe that the
diamond had been found in his room
and that he had not lost it at the
Orpheum.
G. X. NJ. PAPPAS, charged with forg-
ing check for 800, attaching the
name of George Makis, was bound
over to the district court at the pre-
limlnary hearing before Judge ]. NJ
Bowman in police court yesterday
morning Bail was fixed at $3.50.
FOURTEEN designs have been re-
ceived in the Commercial clubs COM
petition for a suitable crest for the
club, and in which a reward of $50
is offered for the one accepted. The
competition closes Monday, Decem-
Der 20.
s. BURNELL BRAGG, an attorney of
Norfolk, Va. was in Salt Lake YES
terday on the way to Los Angeles.
After visit to that city he will go
to Old Mexico on mining and ranch
ing business.
THE second of a series of piano re-
citals by the pupils of Mary Frances
SanbOrn viii be given this afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. SanbOrn in the
Canning apartments. Miss Vera
Peters will crfVrn
sisted by Miss jeanne Service and
Mrs. SanbOrn. The Misses Service
viii dance the Highland fling in
costume.
THE James c. Rice circle No. 3, Ladies
of the @. A. r., has elected Mrs.
Roberta Mcdonald, president; Mrs.
Priscilla Kent, senior vice president;
Mrs. Kate Farrell, junior vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary HOge, chaplain; Mrs.
Burrows, conductor; Mrs Clara Oh
sen, assistant conductor; Mrs. Gould
guard Miss Laura De Kemp, assist
ant guard; Mrs. Laura Woodruff
patriotic instructor; Miss Laura Had
ley, delegate to the national cOnven-
tion, Mrs. Mary Grosvenor, alternate
A q. MACKENZIE Of the Rocky Noun.
tain Bell Telephone company, who has
been at the North Pole for some weeks
returned to Salt Lake Yesterday Mr.
Mackenzie made the trip to gather
material for the great show which the
Salt Lake Press club plans to give al
the Salt Lake theatre in February if
the management of the theatre viii
stand for it. He brought back with him
three Eskimos and four polar bears Ia
assist in the production. He says he
found no trace of the missing DR. Cook
at the Pole; and everybody believes it
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