The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-25

bridesmaid gown OF white chiffon
trimmed with bands hand-painted in
pink and lavender flowers, and carried
a large shower bouquet OF pink sweet
peas. Guy Carbon OF Logan attended
his brother as best man.
The dining room was eXquisitely dee
nor. Accompanying each proclamation
was a letter explaining that the su-
preme court justice clause had been in
advertently omitted from the procla-
nations sent out earlier in the week
StIckers TO Advertise Fa1r.-Ten
thousand stickers have been purchased
by Horace 5. Ensign, secretary OF the
State Fair association, and viii be
used on ali mails sent out between
now and the state fair.
Want Taylor in salt Lake.-The
sEeriffs office was informed yester-
day of the arrest al Grand Junction,
Colo, Of Wesley Taylor, who Is wanted
in Salt Lake on a charge of earnal
knowledge with Mary Jennings, age 10.
A member of the sheriff's office will
leave for Grand Junction today 10
bring Taylor back to Salt Lake.
Local Bank CIearing.-The total
bank clearings for Salt Lake yesterday
amounted 10 S72l,O2l.72, showing a de-
crease in the business OF the salt Lake
clearing house of s75l,612-l3 over the
same day of last year. The clearings
for August "a, 1909, amounted to ST.
272, 6S3,s5.
More Typhoid Cases.-Fiye more
cases of typhoid fever were reported
20 the city board Of health yesterday.
The cases were: Louis Mehse, SO
South Seventh East street; Charles Fee
lici, 257 South Seventh West street;
George DrechlOs, 4O7 East Third South
street; Clarence Westerman. 359 De
Soto street; Nick PanOs, SAL West Sec
ond South street
Wants Tunnel from JAIL Sheriff
Joseph c. Sharp is preparing TO renew
his request 10 the board OF county COM
missiOners for authority TO construct
2 tunnel from the new county jail 10
the city and county building. The sher-
if believes that this Improvement can
be made at a nominal cost 10 the
county, inasmuch as he can have most
of the work done by prisoners.
Wants Car Load of COws,-Secretary
Jacob Magleby of the Monroe CONNER
cial club sent communication to the
city yesterday stating his desire TO
secure a car load OF good mich cows
the report that people in the dairy
business in the northern part of the
state were DESTROYS OF selling their
stock.
Valentine Snow Happy.-Valentine
5. Snow, of 300 Canyon road. was wear
ing broad smile yesterday over the
arrival at his home Tuesday of boy.
The mother ana child are doing well.
state Engineer Returns-Caleb Tan
ner, state engineer. returned yesterday
from a trip to Moab. He reports that
the fruit in that section has entirely
escaped the blight which has attacked
~ n he HaFn
ton of the state. The II miles of bad
road between Moab and Thompsons is
to be rebuilt with native shale by the
state.
Mrs. Eari'S FuneraI.-The funeral of
Mrs Edna c. Earl viii be held from
the family residence Friday morning
at 10 o'clock The interment will he
in the City cemetery. Friends are in
vited to attend.
shipped Out of San BernardinO.-
Frank NJ Ait formerly of New York
City, who is suffering from paralysis
resulting from an automobile accident
in Mexico five years ago and who is
also suffering from the last stages of
arrived In salt Lake over
the Salt Lake Route yesterday and
asked the salvation army to care for
him. He claims that he was shipped
out of San Bernardino.
Joseph Bernard buried.-Ine funeral
of Joseph T. Bernard. 121 East Eighth
south street. the late member of the
firm of Jones & Bernard, grocers, was
held at o'clock yesterday afternoon
from the mOrtuary chapel of the o.
DOnneIl Undertaking company Rev
c. H. Veazie officiated. Members
of the degree team of the Modern
WoOdmen # the World acted as pail
bearers Interment was in Mt. Olivet
Greeks Furnish BaiI.-JOhn Camin-
eris, Pastolas Emitioulis and George
Parcoolaris. the trio of Greeks who
were arrested by order of Y. S. Emil
grafton Inspector Louis Adams on