The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-18

THE case of Rosie COffman, cOlOred, pro
prietress Of a resort at lO4 South Fourth
West street, who is charged with selling
liquor Illegally, was passed in the crlml-
nal division Of the city court yesterday.
The COffman woman was arrested
Wednesday after Anne Lydle was dis
missed on a similar charge, the evidence
in this case tending to show that the
former was the guilty party.
THE Western Pacific is laying in large
supply of ice at Winpemucca, and one
contract for $50 tons has already oeen
let
THE board Of governors Of the CONNER
cial club will meet at noon To-Day! at
which time a number of new members
will be voted into the club.
STREET CAR traffic on Main street, be-
tween South Temple and North Tenn
pie, was dispensed with yesterday long
enough to allow the Jones Constructor
company to place an enormous piece o.
steel which had been hauled from the /,
railroad yards to the Utah hotel by ten
horses The steel weighs about twenty /
tons and it required several hours be |
fore it was hoisted and set.
THE damaged part of the tracks of the |
Western Pacific has been pracucaily !
repaired, says Superintendent OgllYle, I
who was in Salt Lake yesterday anu |
the remainder OF IIlc WUEh Will bV I'm /
pleted today in time for the opening |
of traffic tonight.
L. PERRY is under arrest, and the po-
lice are anxious to know where ne Oh
tanned a quantity Of tobacco and cigars
found upon him when he was picked up
Yesterday morning by PatrOlman Eg-
bert on East Second South street. Perry
who claims to be cook, says ne p9iI5
chased the tobacco from man ne ulu
not know. He was endeavorlng TO us
pose of the goods when taken into Gus
today.
JOSEPH A. JUTTNER, a German, aged
80 years, is missing, and the police have
been asked to locate him. If Juttner
is found the police are anxious that ne
communicate with J. NJ. Marriott OF thls
city who has some news Tor MN.
A DEFECTIVE flue at the residence OF
c. B. Dragon, Second North and State
streets, caused the IRE oepaItiIileh ~, q
run at o'clock yesterday morning. Dut
its services were not required. Ihere
was no damage.
JUDGE J. F. CHIDESTER of Richfield
is firmly of the opinion that the con-
verting of Utah gypsum into marble IS
one of the coming industries OF the
west Judge Chidester is registered al
the Cullen.
IT APPEARS that the Beaver creamery,
recently the subject of complaint by
marty living I'm Milford, was Inspected
somewhat above the normal IN regard
to cleanliness Willard Hansen, Jf.,
state dairy and food commissioner, IL
! accordingly looking into the charges
which he thinks may possibly be due &c
transformation.
! PROF. MAUDE MAY BABCOCK will de
| liver a number of reading selections at
| the entertainment to be given this even
! ing in East Mil Greek chapel under
| the direction of the Mutual Improve
/ ment association, beginning at 1:9O
| o'clock Music viii be furnished by the
! Murray First ward choir, and other at
/ tractive numbers wifi be furnished.
! FAREWELL to Farley Jensen, one OF
| the prominent members of the SAT-
! Lake Press club will be given by that
! organization at the club rooms tonight
! Mr.. Jensen has resigned his position as
! editor of the Western Monthly when
! he has held for many months, ana VIII
| leave in the near future for Washington
| D. c., where he will devote his atten-
! ton to the study Of law,
AF THE rehearsal Of the Salt Lake Sym
phony orchestra held yesterday morning
| in OdeOn hall, arrangements were MADE
| for the next public concert TO take place
during the latter part Of March. New
| music was taken up under the dlrecIIoh
ing concert promises to be OF unusually
! high order of merit.
THE presentation Of the juvenile opeT-
! eta. Jack the Giant Killer, when
| was given last night in the Farmers
! ward amusement hall by members OF
/ the ward Sunday school, was Wen at
tended and won high commentator
| from those present The choral WORK
was under the charge of NJ. f. Chris
! toDherson, with Charles Peterson as
stage manager. Inc cast IlJIllI I
| Ethel A. Sanders, Ruth Bradford, RuIoh
Free. Howard Anderson, Merlin Cham-
/ berlin. Joseph Nelson, Clyde Anderson
/ Edwin GALLAGHER and CHftOrd OBIdy
Following the Operetta the farce, an
| ing Fathers Place was presented VIZ
William Mccormick, Dan Mache4y, Al
vim ChristOpherson. EDWIN " nue. nue.,
! Clarence Tingey. Vera Weller Mary
Gvgf and Hazel Burton in the cast
TWO PETITIONS in bankruptcy were
filed with the clerk Of the federal court
! yesterday as follows: /. H Butler OF
| Ogden states that mis- Liabilities are
S36SO1 and his assets amount TO S7 S:.s.,
| William W. FurrOw has llabiltleS
amounting to $542.S5 with assets OF 800
IT E. PETIT. state coal mine inspector,
| returned yesterday from two weeks
| inspection tour of the operations at
Sunnvside and Castlegate. He found
! everything working IN good shape ana
! business excellent.
lCOLONEL GEORGE B. SQUIRES, in
| surance commissioner, has been pre-
scented with a handsome photograph OF
| Jobn HAYS Hammond, as a token Of
appreciation for his work here in con
| nectiOn with the Young Mems Republl-
| can league. The photograph will adorn
the walls of the commissioner office
A PETITION for the appointment of vii
| liam c, Webb as administrator of the
estate of Eliza Jane r. Hoops, who
died in Bannock county, Idaho, on De
cember -. 1909, was filed for probate
in the district court yesterday. Mrs.
HOOPS left five children, all living in
Bannock county, Idaho. The estate Is
valued at $4,000, divided equally in real
and personal property.
WEE GUN TEUNG. a Chinaman, whose
father is merchant in Salt Lake
/ wishes to become citizen OF this coun-
try. but has been stopped on his arrival