The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-07

the DOulevardS OF Paris and in the
casinos of Biarritz and Homburg as he
was along Piccadilly.
He always exhibited a marked pref
erence for the society of Americans.
CITY BREVITIES |
WILLARD HANSEN, state dairy and
food commissioner, has gone to Sc
Vier county on a trip of inspection.
Deputy Heber c. Smith is on a trip
to the adjacent counties, where he is
collecting samples of milk The
samples collected by him in Summit
county have already been forwarded
10 herman Harms, state chemist, for
analysis.
! CHARLES W. KING, assistant superin-
tendent of the Denver & Rio Grande.
mas rendered his resignation, to take
effect Immediately. 1t is understood
that the office of assistant superin-
tendent will be abolished. Mr. King
VIII go to California on account of
the poor health of mis- wife
THE CONTRACT for the building of
tWenty-four new cars has been let
by the Utah Light & Railway COM
pany 10 the St Louis Car company.
The cars will be delivered early next
fall.
JOHN F. HARVEY, commercial agent
Tor the Central Savannah lines with
headquarters in Denver, is in Salt
Lake.
GEORGE B. SQUIRES. state commits
sloner OF insurance, who has been in
california for the past two months
for the benefit of his health, has re-
covered sufficiently to resume his
duties and is expected to return to
salt Lake by Monday night
CHARLES S CONWAY, a sherman OF
cheyenne, Wyo., inquired at police
headquarters yesterday afternoon
VINO Is believed to have been sudden
~ taken i'll in Salt Lake one month
ago Conway claims that his brother,
who is part owner of a large sheen
ranch north of Cheyenne, came to
SAT- Lake on business early in April
and has not been seen or heard from
since Shortly. after his arrival in
Salt Lake a friend of Conway wrote
letter that he had been taken I'M
TOM PETERS, who assaulted Jim John
with knife Tuesday, was charged
with assault with a deadly wea6on
with intent to commit murder in the
criminal division of the city court
yesterday morning. He entered a
plea or not guilty and the case was
set for hearing May %. In default
of $500 bail he was committed to the
county jail.
THE sODALITY of the Children of st.
Mary, recently organized will he on
rolled at st. Mary's cathedral at 7:3O
sunday night Bishop Laurence
seaman Will conduct the enrolment
Of about 100 members.
j. NJ. MINOR, a scenic artist. whose
work is known in all Salt Lake the
atres, left for the east yesterday to
be gone two weeks
THE MEMBERS of the Murray voIun-
teer fire department have Initiated
Il1teen new members into the organ
lzatloh. Inc department at the pres
ent time is exceedingly strong and
the new fire chief, Con Gallagher is
bending every effort to make the de-
partment one of the best in the state
WILLIAM LARSEN, a chauffeur Mead
ed guilty TO exceeding the speed
limit on First South street Thursday
night, in police court yesterday
morning, and paid fine of S25. In
formation against Larsen was fur
nlshed by Harry s. Joseph, whom the
car barely missed Thursday night
Mr. Joseph took the number of the
machine and later located its driver
in restaurant.
r. MILLER, charged with burglary i'm
the second degree for entering the
wood apartments, May g. will enter
his pleading in the criminal division
or The city court this forenoon. In
default of $500 bail Miller was taken
to the county Jail last night
WILL HOWARD, treasurer of the Or
pheum theatre, has entirely recov-
cred from an operation for Appendix
citis and is back at his post in the
Orpheum box office.
THE WOMANS MISSIONARY soCI-
ETY. of the Third Presbyterian
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs Earl Dunshee. Fourteenth
East and Westminster avenue.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for Fri
day. May 6. were s1.296.455.s9, as
compared with a total ofs1, 068. 601.41
for the corresponding day of last
year. The increase, therefore, is
$227,s54.2S, or a gain Of more than
u per cent over the showing for
the same day of 1908.
THE WINDOW DISPLAY in a photo
supply company store in Main street
is attracting a good deal of atten-
ton from the fact that a prominent
feature of the display is composed of
two small cinnamon bear cubs, which
were recently captured in the Hia-
watha coal mining district.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, grand secre-
tary of the Masonic lodges of the
state, will celebrate the fiftieth ami
versary of his wedding with Mrs.
Dieh1 on May 10. 1t had been in
tended TO hold a reception at his
home, SIS East Second South street,
but as it has been found that a large
number of friends of the secretary
and his wife wish to congratulate
them on that occasion, 1t has been
decided to hold reception at the Ma
sonic temple.
SIDNEY B. CAMPBELL of IS East
Fourth South street is rejoicing in
the arrival of the stork yesterday.
The new visitor is a girl.
THROUGH A PLAN worked out be-
forehand. not a sufficient number of
councilmen appeared last night to
/ make quorum TO consider the claim