The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20

WADE. a barber, who was re-
Gently employed at so South state
street, is in q serious condition at st.
Marks hospital from drOpsy. Wade is
said to have two brothers In Salt Lake,
WOO JOE, Chinese, charged with selling
State street, pleaded not guilty in po-
lice court yesterday morning The trial
was set for April %. He was released
on $500 bail.
THE CASE of Fred Peterson, who is
charged with battery upon Richard
Proctor. was set for hearing March 30,
te s We morning. Peterson pleaded not
guilty and, unable to furnish 500 bail,
was locked up in the city Jail.
GEORGE GEE, who was arrested Friday
afternoon while attempting to steal two
skirts from the Charlton Shop, was
yesterday given until Monday to enter
his plea in police court. He is charged
with petit larceny.
THE JUNIOR GEOLOGICAL STU
DENTS of the University, under the
direction of Professor Fred :. Pack,
took their first geology trip of the year
at o'clock. They skirted the noun
tains, noting the formations IN the sew
eral canyons and along the foothills,
until they reached Becks hot springs,
J. c. DALEY, general superintendent OF
the Denver &c Rio Grande railroad, has
left for a trip of inspection over the
eastern END of the system.
OVER $50 PERSONS partook of the reg
ular Saturday luncheon at the Com
mercial club yesterday. me Saturday
luncheons are becoming more popular
each week.
THE MOVEMENT for clean food, and
especially with reference TO the wrap
wrappers, is meeting with encourage
ment, and the civic committee of the
Federation of Women's Clubs reports
much Roadway.
AT O'CLOCK vesper service IN the Y
w c. A. today, Miss l.. Paden will
speak and Miss Schrack will sing sew
eral solos.
THE ROYAL HIGHLANDERS' contest
ing team, under Captain o. J. Miller
will give a grand benefit ball Monday
tomorrow evening in Federation OF
has made every preparation for sue
cessful and pleasant social event.
PROF. MOSIAH HALL of the Z. OF Q
will lecture on the Discipline OF Chill
dren' before the parents class of the
Third ward at 10 o'clock this morning
The general public is invited.
ASKING that the assessment Of the Bel
Telephone company's property be re-
viewed and more uniform rate of as
sessment be made. Assistant Secretary
Hamer of the company appeared before
the state board of equalization yester-
day.
a NEW RECRUIT at the smallpox isola-
ton hospital was received yesterday
when w. S. Jensen, % years old, was
brought into the city from Bingham
He is a miner. and contracted the dis
ease at the camp.
a. c. NELSON. state superintendent Of
public instruction, left Chicago yester-
day for Salt Lake. and intends to BIZ
at his desk in the city and county / lid
from his trip. BIr. Nelson was operated
upon about 4 month ago at the Pres
byterian general hospital in Chicago fol
cancer, and from all reports the opera
ton was wholly successful.
BIDS for the construction Of the eight
room addition TO the Longfellow schoo
will be opened by the board Of eduCa
ton Friday at noon. It is also prob
able that at the same time the boarC
will be called together by Presiden
James L. Hammond Tor the purpose o
determining upon the site for the pro
posed east side high school.
SUIT was filed in the district court yes
terday by J.. Quealy against ]. d. Sui
Ivan for s229.15 and interest since Jun
8, 1904, on promissory note given a
Kemmerer, WyO.
JOHN c. I<AZZALA was yesterday com
mftted to the state mental hospital b.
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