The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-03-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

JAMES DUNCAN, Lee Perry and Fred
Baker, three Migrants who were given
'fIOateTs'' by Police Judge Bowman
some days ago, were picked up by the
police last night and will now be lodged
in the city Jail for a period of fifty
days. When the trio appeared in police
court they entered pleas of guilty to
the charge OF Vagrancy, out were gwen
an opportunity to cut Salt Lake City
from their calling list.
2. PEUGENT, president of the Burro
Mining company and fiscal agent Tor
the newly organized Little Giant Min
ing company, left yesterday for Chicago
on business.
JUDGE GEORGE G. ARMSTRONG Of
the district court will leave on Sunday
morning for tuscaloosa. Ia. 10 take to
that place for burial the remains of his
wife's mother, Mrs. /. r. Eckert, who
died in Salt Lake City March 3.
IT is EXPECTED that the governor Will
announce on Monday or Tuesday the
name of the new insurance commission
ct under the legislation Just passed
Colonel George 3. SGuires is said TO
be slated for the position and IS not
worrying over the fact that =. 3. Mann
is also a candidate.
THE JUVENILE COURT COMMISSION
will meet the first of next week for
the purpose Of considering the appoint
ment of a Judge of the juvenile court
Of Salt Lake City
GOVERNOR SPRY has been invited to
attend and to appoint two delegates to
represent Utah at the first annual Amer
lean Congress of Road Builders. 10 be
held at Seattle July 1 in the good roads
building of the University of Wash
ington.
THE IMPROVEMENT LEAGUE of the
Eighteenth district calls attention in
letter TO the city council to the bad
condition of the bitches along Indiana
avenue, and asks that they be re-
paired.
JAMES SURFACE. farmer living near
Ogden, filed a petition in bankruptcy
in the federal court yesterday. Ills pc
titiOn sets forth Liabilities amounting
to s.. 1850 and assets of si75, all of which
is claimed as exempt
REPRESENTATIVE JOHN II. wOOT-
ton of Utah county. manager of the
Utah County Light & Power company
of American Fork. was iii the city yes
terday. Mr.. WOOttOn was chairman of
the educational committee in the house.
and it is due to his efforts that the
greater portion of the legislation relat-
ing to schools and school affairs was
successful.
ALEX. BUCHANAN. JR-. chief clerk Of
vision of the records and to clean up
the odds and ends of the work within a
week or ten days. Mr.. Buchanan ex-
poets TO return TO the sheTiffs office
after the work is finished
WILLIAM REINHARDT was sentenced
TO eighteen months in the state prison
by Judge T. ID. Lewis in the district
court yesterday after ne had pleaded
guilty of grand larceny. He stole four
suits of clothes from the Weils-Fargo
Express company on March -.
A c NELSON. state superintendent of
schools. returned home yesterday from
an inspection trip of the Grand county
schools.
THE NAME OF WILLIAM HOWARD
Valiant. aged years. son of ". f.
Valiant. 50 Deimar avenue. appeared on
the records of the board of health yes
terday as the only new sufferer from
smallpox
lions Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Transacts a general trust business and
pays per cent interest on savings de-
posits. Joseph F. Smith, president; :.
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