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

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CITY BREVITIES
CHARLES CUSWORTH was operating
a CIRCULAR saw at the Utah Copper COM
Danv plant in Bingham on JaIudIS ~,
zoos but saws he did not know II W W
dangerous. The saw sEy bt Ne ana serious
" in iured him. Yesterday ne Illeu su.r I
in the district court against the mHliHa
company for 1851 damages
TIP ANIk WILLIAMS, charged with bur
gIaTv in the second degree for break
ne into the premises at IA South StaJe
street, appeared before Judge i. -.
Lewis of the district court EesleIqIafi5 g
and entered q plea of not guilty IlI9
trial was set for February H.
s. PALMER, 46 years old, of 249 East sls[
First South street was reported 10 tlie
city board of health yesterday as
smallpox sufferer.
ANFS L. ALDRED, who was sent TO the
Industrial school at Ogden several weeks
ago for breaking into grocery store
at Seventh South and Seventh f- :g.5
street was returned to the county Jan
Yesterday 1t is the claim OF OFFICIALS
of the Industrial school that ness
Young man of criminal instinct ara mas
an undesirable influence upon oJher III
mates of the institution.
MRS. FRANCES ROBINSON, colored,
who pointed revolver at her nus
band on Second South street near
the Penny Arcade. when he attempted
TO box her ears Monday night, plead
ed guilty to displaying deadly
weapon on a public highway In
Judge Bowman's court yesterday, and
paid a fine of S25.
ANY one who knows of George Pidd.
son of John Pidd, who came 70 IlaA
some years ago as an lmml rant
should communicate with Mrs Eliza
beth Pidd Wade, who wishes 10 learn
the Whereab outs OF her DIoIA5l'
When last heard from Pidd was IN
Ogden Information may also be sent
TO Mrs. John Hurst. Emnetn, near
Wishech, Cambridges England
in the office of the state
board of land commissioners IN
creased nearly $4,000 during the
month Of January, the total amount
collected for payments on IanG con-
tracts alone being s16t ,3s4.of5 as
cOmpared with q total or Sl6z.V9U.oI
for the corresponding month OF L5V5'
on ACCOUNT of the increase in the
number of volumes in the Packard
free city library, 1t has become neceS-
g. Y to add a number of metal DOCK
cases Of latest design, and these were
installed yesterday.
WITHIN a short time Ninth East street
between East South Temple anu any
Third South streets viii be cleared
of telephone poles. The wires nave
already been removed ana resJi4he
through the centeTs of the adJOlhlh5
blocks The poles viii be removed
before the paving Of the street IS
started.
SEVEN cars of steel are on the way
to Salt Lake for the framework OF
the Newhouse hotel at Fourth SOuth
and Main streets. and the derrlcks
have been put in shape ready 10 re-
ceive and handle the material.
PROTESTS against any increase in the
price of coal lands held by the gov
eminent are made in a letter re
ceived by Governor William Spry
Yesterday from Walt Baumgartner,
president of the Spokane branch or
the American Mining congress Inc
protest is in the shape Of resolution
passed in Spokane on January "a.
HENRY TREMAINE was found guilty OF
the larceny Of six handle Taznrs and a
safety razor from the Smith Drug store
January %. in Judge J, NJ. Bowman
court yesterday afternoon. he was sen
fenced to serve sixty days in jail.
! AT THE REGULAR MEETING Of CamI
No 1901, Modern WOodmen of America
last night in I. o. Q. F hall, three new
candidates were initiated and many
/ business matters of Importance WERE
carried out Captain Weber led a splen
did exhibition Of his crack team OF tht
uniform rank. There was a large at
tendance, and members were enthusl
astic over the events Of the evening.
/ A son was born yesterday afternoon L
/ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hauser
| STEPS ARE NOW BEING TAKEN by
/ officials of the Canton branch o.
/ odd Fellows 10 inCrea Sc the four
| company battalion of the military
branch of the organization to Si1
| companies This will be accom-
! plished by organizing companies a
! Provo and Eureka. 1t is said thu
is to be followed by a further in
/ crease of the order to a full regi
! mental organization, thus giving tn
order a colonel, lieutenant cOlOne
and three majors.
BIDS WILL BE OPENED at 2 o'clocl
this afternoon by the state board o
land commissioners for the leasing
/ of state lands in the forest reserves
The minimum price now charged
] 10 cents per acre for an annus
/ lease, but much more than this /
Il being obtained on may tracts. TIL
/ state owns approximately Pill 90
Il acres of land in the reserves. o
/ which about one-fourth will prob
al ha
1 ceived today.
II Z. L JONES filed an action in tn
district court yesterday against tn