The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-02
CITY BREVITIES

II CITY BREVITIES
Federal Official LeaVes-W. W
Paine, local federal food and drug in
spectOr, leaves today for ST. Paul, MIMI,
where he VIII take charge OF the work
in that city. After completing his
work in St. Paul ne will go TO Wash
ington, ID. c., and thence to his home
In Boston. where he will spend his va
cation.
Writer Sees Salt Lake-Dr. Edward
=. Bailey, globe trotter and writer, OF
Pasadena. California. VISA a guest OF
the Commercial club Sunday. at the
club rooms and later was taken for an
automobile ride through Cottonwood,
by Secretary Joseph Game. They
stopped at the summer home OF II. J.. A.
Culmer, the artist. DR.. Bailey, who is
here to gather information regarding
Salt Lake COR a syndicate story, was
greatly impressed by the growth and
general appearance of Salt Lake.
Wife Beaten Goes to JaII-George
Williams, eolOred, a hOd carrier who
beat his wife in a family quarrel at
Fourth avenue and street Sunday
night. was sentenced TO 60 days in jail
yesterday morning by Judge J. J.
Whitaker.
Smith, cOlOred, who was arrested on a
charge of stealing a watch from Tom
NicoiOdemOs, was discharged in police
court yesterday morning. Smith acted
as his own attorney and showed the
court that NicOlOdemOs had no case
against him.
Obscene Talk Cost s2O-Milo Thomp-
son, arrested Saturday night by Patrol
man j. Nj. Lyon for using obscene Ian
guage in front OF women, failed TO ap-
pear in police court yesterday morn
ing and forfeited $40 bail. When placed
under arrest Thompson suffered an
epileptic fit.
Greek Buried in Treneh-G. DeIIett.
a Greek labOrer employed by the Ken
nedy Construction company, was
caught in caYe-in of a sewer trench
AT Tenth South and West Temple
streets shortly before noon yesterday,
and remained buried nearly ten min
utes. When eXtricated the Greek was
bleeding from numerous wounds about
the head and body. He was taken TO
ST. Marks hospital in the police auto
patrol His injuries are not considered
serious.
Attends Man He Ran DOwn-While
leaving his work yesterday noon, s.
LickOlas. a Greek employed by the
Kennedy Construction company, was
hit by an automobile owned by ]. @.
Mcdonald and driven by his chauffeur,
place al West Temple and Mead streets.
The Greek sustained severe bruises
about the head and shoulders. Spring
hall carried the Greek to a surgeon
and then reported the matter 10 police
headquarters. He says that the acci-
was unavoidable.
silver in Bankruptcy COurt-A petit
ton IN bankruptcy was filed by Edward
L. Silver. OF 557 East Sixth South
street. yesterday afternoon in the fed
eral court. His assets amount to $3.50
and his liabilities TO $76S.33. All of
his assets are exempt.
Teacher Goes 10 EIy-Miss Rather
Inc Graham, graduate from the Uni
Versity of Utah kindergarten normal
department last year, has received an
appointment in the primary department
OF the Ely schools.
Another Insurance Company-The
German Commercial Accident Insur-
ance company was admitted 10 do
business in the state yesterday. The
capital stock OF the company is 100000
and the surplus funds $4,000. Albert
II. Lander is president and H. b. Mein-
ingen, secretary.
WOOIIey Child Dies-Word was re-
eeived by George E. Woolley of the
United States land office. yesterday Of
the death Of Hope WoOlley the 9-year-
old daughter of OrsOn A WOOlley at
Magrath, Canada Mr. WoOlley former
" lived in this city and has a wide
circle OF friends here.
Inspect Rich County DaIrieS-Wil-
lard Hansen. state food and dairy
commissioner, will leave today for
In Rich county. The purpose OF the
inspection is TO determine the condi-
ton OF the milk which is being sent 10
Utah cities for consumption
More Land APPrOyed-The approval
list of the indemnity school land Sc
lectiOns for the Salt Lake land district
was received at the local land office
yesterday. The report shows S4,S23.6 SO
acres Of land selected TO Utah.
Examination for Typewriter---A civil
service examination for the position Of
held at the federal building September
naturalization Day Saturday-No
rule day was held in the United States
district court yesterday. saturday has
been set for naturalization day in the
court
Miss Reilly Returns-Miss Myrtle
Reilly. chief clerk TO Superintendent ID.
H Christensen OF the city schools, re-
turned 70 her work yesterday after
two weeks vacation at Long Beach,
CALIFORNIA.
Moose Laying Big PIans-Extensive
preparations are being made by the
committee in charge for the Loyal Or
der OF Moose outing TO be held at
WandameFe Thursday, August II.
Harry Brennan will do some fancy ex-
hibitiOns OF riding horses and has of
fered $50 10 any person who Will bring
d horse that he cannot ride. Many
other amusing features are being ar
ranged for the days entertainment.
NOn-UntOR Wireman Hit-W. Nc
Hale, a non-uniOn wireman, employed
on the Lynch building at Second South
and Second East streets, was injured
yesterday by being struck on the
shoulder by a brick, dropped upon him
from above.
Telephone Wires Unconstitutional
the storm OF Monday evening was not
OF the cyclone variety, it succeeded in
worrying the telephone and electric
light companies. No unusual damage
was done. except for the blowing down
of a block of Independent telephone
wires Grand avenue. The pOVVar