The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-29


The Depot hotel at Green River is
being moved back this week to make
room for fine new passenger depot
soon to be erected by the Union Pacific.
The CALIFORNIAN club will hold a pic
mic al Kent's ranch on Aug. I, when
sports games and a general good time
VIII be the order Of the day.
A son arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. P. Wassung on Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. F. c. Lewis spent Tuesday in
Cheyenne, where he attended the meet
inSs of the Wyoming executive board
Of the Congregational church. and en-
Joyed the banquet given by Rev. w. B.
ID. Gray to the visiting clergy at the
Inter Ocean hotel on Tuesday evening.
The report of the findings of the cor
oner's inquest over the remains of John
Jarvie reached town on Monday. The
Inquest was held by Acting Coroner J.
=. Hoy at LadOre. Colo. on July Is. the
following composing the Jury: J. r.
Smyth, G.. A. Miles, Mont Goffonu, L.
II. Walker, Bye James. Adam Daven-
port. The jury found that Jarvie was
shot with murderous intent between the
shoulder blades and i'm the left temple
by persons unknown to them. j. S. Hoy
reported that the body was given a
clean and decent burial near the Hoy
ranch, where il was found. and near the
burial place of Harry Hoy and Mrs. L.
n. bradshaw. There are no further
developments to report in the search for
the murderers.
The Empire-Times auto went through
town Tuesday on the transcOntinenta1
trip from New York to san Francisco.
making an effort to beat the time of
previous records.
Bernard Behring has been patient
i'm the hospital for the past week suffer
ing with badly crushed hand, the re-
suit of an accident I'm No. Z mine.
". j. Kelly was I'm from Jackson's
Hole this week. and reports that the
auto road through Hoback canyon into
JaCkson's Hole, and thence on into the
park, is being put in good shape for
auto travel, citizens of that vicinity
aiding the forestry service in the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Heitz are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends on the arrival of a daughter at
their home Monday morning.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
building being erected on North Front
street, next to the Freeman block, by
A. T. Chalice. 1t is a one-story frame.
and will be occupied by a candy store
on one side and a moving picture show
on the other, the latter place to be fitted
up as a cosy and modern playhouse
The date set for the meeting of the
Wyoming Bankers association is Sept.
10 and II. and Cheyenne will be the
meeting place, the bankers of that town
entertaining visitors from all over the
state.
Mrs. Stansfield left Monday evening
for her home I'm Lawrenceville. Ill, after
pleasant visit with her sister Mrs. ?.
r. Keplinger.
The new opera house erected by the
company at Superior has been opened
to the public with a moving picture
show
Misses Hazel and Lucille IredaIe re
turned Tuesday evening from a vaca-
ton spent on the Rife ranch.
DR.. and Mrs. Howe left Monday even
ing for their home in Rochester n. Y.
after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Miller
Mrs Frank Miller entertained the
Thimbie club on Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Howe being the guest of honor
After a pleasant hour spent in sewing
and conversation, the ladies eniOyed
dainty refreshments.
A number of men went out by auto
stage on Tuesday to assist in haying
at Fishers ranch near Fayette.
Miss Lena Thayer is home after a stay
Of some months with relatives in New
Jersey.
Miss Mary O'DonneU has gone to Chi
ca6O to spend some time with friends.
Mrs. Matt McCourt and children of
Green River have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Edwards Of McCammon.
Ida
A. Neuber has gone to Idaho Falls to
| look after his business interests there,
and viii later go east to purchase fall
stock for Beeman & Neuber's store.
n. J. Order has accepted a position
in Kemmerer, and by his removal the
Rock Springs baseball team loses one of
its strongest men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Walters came in
from their Little Sandy ranch and have
gone to salt Lake for a visit with
friends.
A new state law governing the regis
/ tratiOn of births and deaths has gone
| into effect. and will be strictly enforced.
| Registrars will be appointed in the diff
/ ferent districts, and will be required to
/ keep a full record of every birth and
/ every death
Dan Scott has been appointed deputy
/ game warden at Superior. He started
/ on the duties of his Office by rounding
/ uD thirteen men who were hunting
| without a license