The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-19
CITY BREVITIES

TIMELY preparations are being made
for the "AIl Utah" trip to be taken
by the Commercial club next month.
Letters have been sent out asking
what can be done in the way of mass
meetings at the various stations in
the state where the excursion will
carry the party.
A MEETING of the Liberty stake male
quartet is called by Director Kirk
ham for this evening at o'clock at
the Third ward amusement hall for
final rehearsal. The place of meet
ing has been changed owing to I'M
fOreseen circumstances.
NJ C. IVERSON, aged 80 years, Of 323
East Seventh South street, and Lewis
/. Iverson, aged 6 years, of 315 East
Seventh South street, have been re-
ported to the city board of health as
smallpox victims.
WILLARD DONE, acting state insur-
ance commissioner, returned yester-
day from Lehi, where he delivered a
lecture Sunday night.
WORD was received in Salt Lake yes
terday that the condition of Apostle
George Alfred Smith, who is seeking
TO regain his health at ST. George,
shows a gratifying Improvement.
THE NATIONAL Fairgrounds COM
mittee has sent a letter to Mayor
John S. BTansford, thanking him for
the work he is doing in the play
grounds movement in Salt Lake.
THE George Epson Indicator company
will move its headquarters from
Price TO Salt Lake. following direc-
tors meeting May ?, when the arti-
cles of Incorporation will be amend
ed. S. E. Johnson and ]. T. Jackson,
representing the company, have left
for the east.
ENGINEER J. H. WILDWOOD and as
sociates, who have been on FIVE
weeks trip to Washington county,
where they have been surveying gov
eminent lands, returned to Salt Lake
yesterday. During their trim they
Travelled $50 miles by wagon.
THE Commercial club of Murray has
issued invitations for its first annual
ball and banquet, to be given Thurs
day evening at Troeadero hall.
GEORGE X WILSON and Burt Brown,
charged with grand larceny ia two
counts, waived preliminary examina-
ton before Judge J. NJ Bowman in
the criminal division of the city court
yesterday. They were arrested with
Harry Thorne and James Hayes on
the night of the murder of Grocer
(T6OIBc W. II dSS6ls
in the case of R. Yasuda and
S. Kataka, two Japanese, charged
with assault with a knife on George
Leslie February 26. opened In police
court yesterday morning. julius
Martin appeared as a witness for the
plaintiff.
JOE ZELER, rs East Eighth South
street, reported to the police yester-
H1xr f.n -
drove to the slaughter house of
Thomas ]. Nipper. Twelfth South and
Third West streets, Saturday. He
believes the cows were stolen from
the slaughter house corral.
WILL HOWARD, treasurer of the Or
pheum theatre, is recovering from his
recent operation at st. Marks hospital
for appendicitis.
THE POLICE last night recovered Oscar
q. Hemenway's Winton automobile.
which was stolen early yesterday morn
ing from IN front of his residence. 1e4
South Ninth East street, the machine
being found east of Liberty park.
WOO JOE was found guilty in the Justice
court of F. NJ. Bishop yesterday of sell
ing liquor to minors at the Empire cafe
several weeks ago. He will be sentenced
at O'Clock this afternoon. Young Woo
proprietor of the restaurant was first
arrested and charged with the offense.
1t developed that Woo Joe. waiter had
served the liquor instead of Young Woo.
and a warrant was Immediately sworn
out for the formers arrest.
FALLING from 20-foot scaffoiding at
the works Of the Utah Gas & Coke COM
pany yesterday morning, A. w. Poulson,
a pile driver from Lewiston, Utah, was
rendered unconscious. but escaped with
out breaking bone. He sustained a
slight cash over the left ear.
IN the suit of James A. Faust
against F. w. Jones, in which $50 for
merchandise is demanded, was concluded
yesterday afternoon in the justice court |
of Stanley A. Hanks. Judge Hanks will |
probably render his decision today.