The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-24
CITY BREVTTIES

Bowman Wants Bailiff.-Judge j. NJ.
Bowman IN the civil division of the city
court. has written TO the city recorder
asking for the appointment OF a bailiff
for his court. The appointment is
needed, in the opinion OF Judge Bow
man, who calls attention TO the fact
that no provision is made for jury trials
in his court,
bartender sold 10 Mfnor-John Doe,
who. in this instance happens TO be a
bartender at the National bar in West
Second South street, is charged with
selling liquor TO q minor and with con-
tributing TO the delinquency OF
day by the county attorney. c. A
Sperry, probation officer OF the juvenile
court, is the complaining witness and
he says that the bartender sold a glass
OF beer TO Alma Peterson August 20.
New Fair Board MISREPRESENTATION
H. Rowe and B. L. Redman were ap-
pointed members OF the state fair
board yesterday byo Governor William
Spry to succeed NJ X. Parsons and W
ments are effective Immediately. Mr..
Rowe served as Utah representative at
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
and the st. Louis exposition, and has
had wide experience in fair work.
Gems Of Macon. Georgia. who are plan
ming a homecoming festival this fall,
have written to Governor William Spry,
asking him to send the names OF sew
eral former residents of Georgia to
whom invitations can be addressed.
Vineyard Milk DestrOyed.-W. A
MaXfield of Vineyard who shipped
thirty gallons OF milk TO Salt Lake yes
terday without cooling il, lost his con-
: IgnmRmr tnEnRRrinn food
and dairy department showed the tenn
perature of the three cans at II, 40
and "A degrees. Inspection OF the milk
coming from Layton, Kaysville and
Pennington showed that proper care
had been taken in keeping the tempera-
ture within the requirements of the
city.
Local Bank CIearings.-Bank clear
ings yesterday were S911, 259.1S, which
is Sl772SS.31 less than they were on
August 23, 1903. A year ago yesterday
the clearings were $1,0SS,545.49.
Fight over Land TitIe.-A land con-
test case over 500 acres of land in
township l south. range 10 east, near
Green River station, was started IN the
United States land office yesterday be-
TWEEN Peter H Riley and Frank GrOes-
beck. Riley claims that Grosbeck, who
filed on the land as a desert entry, has
failed to comply with the law. The case
was postponed until September p.
Thief steals Purse--Walking into
the ante room in the office of Willard
Hansen, state food and dairy commits
sioner. a sneak thief picked up the
pOcketboOk of Miss Fannie Palmer,
stenographer for Mr.. Hansen, which
contained Sc, and made a safe get
away.
Seribes 10 See Hatchery.-The
newspaper men of the city will be
given a chance TO look in upon the work
al the state hatchery Thursday. Fred
w. Chambers, state fish and game com
missioner, Will take the news scribes
10 the hatchery and show them that the
things which he has been talking about
for the past month are not dreams but
realities.
Build Water Mains at Murray.-COn-
structiOn work upon the new pipe line
at Murray is now under way the
Wheelwright Construction company OF
Ogden having begun the work of dig
ging the trench yesterday. The pipe
line will be installed from the Big Cot
tonwoOd canyon TO Murray proper ana