The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-11


police court before Judge J. NJ. Bowman
and entered a plea OF guilty Monday
morning. In default Of $3.50 bond La
than was remanded to the custody Of
the sheriff.
BARRY SIMMONS. who is charged with
burglary in the third degree. has asked
that the date of his trial be set for MAY
p, as several of his witnesses were
out of the city and would not be back
until that date. The request was grant
ed by Judge Bowman yesterday.
AFTER SUPERVISING the installation
Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
cOmpany's new plant at Butte F. z
Leonard has returned TO Salt Lake. He
reports an increased business for the
telephone company in that city.
THE RAIN GAUGE recorded one-tenth
Of an inch of moisture during the first
five minutes Of the thunder storm at the
local weather bureau yesterday morning
This breaks the precipita ton record for
Salt Lake this year.
FIRST LIEUTENANT LOCHLIN w
CAFFEY. Fifteenth infantry. has been
detailed as professor Of military science
and tactics at the Agricultural college.
Logan, Titan His appointment as
member Of the staff Of instructors at
the A. c. will be effective after Oct L
LIEUTENANT FREDERICK COED
ECKE, Seventeenth infantry. has re-
ceived orders TO discontinue recruiting
the district assigned him at Salt Lake.
and to proc sed Immediately 10 Jefferson
barracks. St. Louis No. for duty. the
enlisted men and members Of the h0spi-
tai corps to proceed with him
I. J. DE HART of the immigration -serv-
ice went to Ogden yesterday. where he
will look into the application Of Chew
Gum, a Chinaman who wants to visit
his native land.
THE IMMIGRATION SERVICE has re-
ceived a communica ton from China
where is Gee Bong. He wants TO return
to this country. He used to live here
GOVERNOR WILLIAM sPRY has an
pointed r. c. Watkins. architect of Salt
Lake a member of the board created
by the recent legislature to examine and
pass upon all plans of school houses in
the state Of a value of 5000 Or more.
The governor and the head of the state
board of health are ex-officiO members
and the third member must. be a quail
fled architect.
RESPONSES RECEIVED by John K.
Hardy, private secretary 20 GOVernor
William, Spry. Indicate that the public
institutions Of the state will be able to
assist greatly in the work of furnishing
flowers for the national encampment Of
the G. A. r. The Agricultural college
the school for the deaf and blind and
ised large quantities in answer to MT
Hardy's request.
A FINE BABY BOY was born yesterday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude 5. Burday
THE SALT LAKE COUNTY HORTICUI.-
TURAL SOCIETY will meet in regular
monthly session in the office of the
county commissioners in the Citv and
County building Saturday afternoon at
100 O'Clock.
JOHN A. GROESBECK. county treastlr-
er. yesterday began the mailing of no
tees of valuation and will continue
sending them out-st the rate of 1900
daily. or as fast as the postOffice can
handle Them. Any property owner who
does not receive his notice soon enough
can have a duplicate at the office from
the treasurer OF any OF his deputies
About $1,000 notices in all have been
made out
THE FUNERAL OF ARDS JENSEN
was held at Provo Sunday AFTERNOON
She was the infant daughter OF Profess
or and Mrs. Christen Jensen of the
Brigham Young university. The child
was born Thursday. May 6. and died
Saturday evening May s. Mrs. Jensen
is slowly improving, but has not as vet
completely passed the danger pofrf This
was the first birth In the family.
THE RETAIL CLERKS UNION had
the items Of interest discussed was the
convention OF the international union 70
be held in Louisville. Ky. in july
A DEED was presented to the county re-
corder yesterday, but not vet filed. con-
veying property on lot g. block 13 plat
B, from W. s. Mccormick and wife
to the Inter MOuntain Packing com
pany The consideration was 81 but an
accompanying mortgage was for s11s.-
500.
COUNCILMAN z. G. O'DONNELT, left
on a business trip to Idaho last EVENING
and will be gone a week
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN HOLIEy an
nOunce the engagement OF their dausb-
ter, Edith A. to Joseph c. Wesfzood
The marriage is to take place Nav 10
DR.. Hodges, Dentist, removed to Flko
hotel corner Third South and Main.