Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-14
LATE LOCALS

Lundberg Found Guilty--A. Iun6-
berg was found guilty YESTERDAY os
having sold impure milk. and sen
tence IN his case will be passed mi.
afternoon
Board of Corrections Mcetine-The
state board Of corrections Is meetin.
this afternoon, az the state rrison
the board OF pardons meets there next
Saturday.
Board of Governors Mect--A meet
ing Of the board OF governors Of the
Commercial club was held this after.
noon az ic: 80, at which routine bust
ness was transacted
Service on New Ilnes-The Utah
Light g. Railway company Is PLANNING
TO inaugurate regular service on the
new Ninth Avenue and Eighth West
street lines Nov /. when the fan and
winter schedules go into effect.
Funeral Time Changed-rhe FUN
eral Of Helen. the infant daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Groesbeck Jr.
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon AL
3 o'clock instead OF a m. as stat
ed on page Of this edition. II will
occur at the residence Of Hyru.
Groesbeck, IS II street.
Tag Day Next Sunday-Members %
the Young Peoples societies in the lo.
cal city churches viii tag thel'
friends next sunday. the penalty for
the same being attendance on the
carly evening meeting OF the Salt Lake
Christian union in the First Congre-
gational church at 5:3O O'Clock.
Victim Of Negress' Wiles-Georre
Smith of 745 east seventh street. was
last nights victim OF the allurinc
negress. and according to his story
to Patrolman Wicket he had been
touched for S23. Under his descrp-
ton Of the woman, Ada Jones was
later arrested and taken to the city
Jail
Dies of TNphoid-Raymond Blausk
a young man 10 years Of age who re-
comfy came 10 salt Lake City from
Detroit Mich, with his mother. died
Yesterday afternoon Of typhoid fever
at the Holy Cross hospital Hc hsg
been employed In the CITY as chauffeur.
The body has been taken % the un-
dertaking parlor OF T.. g. O'Donncli
prior TO shipment 10 Detroit
Council business ApprOvcd--A. i.
Davis, mayor pre- tenn siguod This
morning the legislation passed le the
city council last night with thp Csc
ception OF The franchise granting th.
oregon Short Line permission 90 put
SPUR on Third West stree. This was
spur track on Third West street This
was handed to the city engineer fO
check up before it was approved
Engineers ia New Home--The Utai
Society of Engineers will give
smoker and houSewarming next FRI
day evening al 702 Newhouse building
at s O'Clock. cards Of invitation are
out with Bring your engineer friends
with you to help us break i'm the new
headquarters" The rooms have been
comfortably fitted up As convenient
and pleasant meeting place for the
scientifically inclined
Short Weight Butter--A r.. Brady
was found guilty in Judge Bowman
court yesterday afternoon ~ viola
ton of the pure food ordinance bN
selling "short-weighr' butter. and was
sentenced TO pay fine of $50 CITY
Food Inspector Walter y Frazier ws-
the complaining witness. and testified
that pound packages Of butter sold
by the defendant contained less than
the advertised weight.
Isene1Vs IinIayson's IfcenSc--Co'
George B. Squires. state COMMISSIONS
OF insurance has renewed the license
Of r. Y. Finlayson, agent VI the Con
tncntal Life Insurance and invest
mcnt company. which was suspended
on reports that he had misrepresenteo
policy and delivering another An i'm
Yestigation showed that the charge.
had not been fully sustained. and
conference between Colonel Squite'
and the manager Of the Continenia'
Life yesterday resulted IN the rem
statement OF Mr.. Finlayson.
Robbed at DcpOt--F'red Hedricksnn
Of a70 West Second South street re-
ported TO the police last night tha'
while boarding a train at the Shor'
line depot he had been robbed %
$50. Hedrickscn said thst he had gone
on the train 10 give his wife, who Na'
90 make trip, her ticket and the wv
and did not discover his loss until ne
was on the train He was certain thal
he had The money when he left lht
ticket office. He gave the police
descriI ton OF two men who Do
thought had acted suspiciously whii'
near him.