The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-13


Vagrants Are SenteHeed.-T. w.
who claims TO be an old rail-
road man, was sentenced TO pay fine
of 500 or spend so days in jail on a
charge OF Vagrancy, by judge D. =
Whitaker yesterday. Robert wilson,
who is said TO be dope Iiend, was
also requested 10 remain for so days 5
the guest OF the city on charge OF
Vagrancy.
Captures a Drug stOre.-Her mind
deranged through illness,
Mrs Frederick Thornton, S72 First ave
nue., created a connection in the Robin
son Drug store, S76 First avenue. by
noon yesterday. Mrs. Thornton fright
ened every one away. She was taken
to the police station. where she was
held pending the arrival OF relatives.
who called for her during the after
noon.
knocked From BicycIe.-While riding
a bicycle yesterday morning, Harold
Brown. II years old, son of II. T.
Brown, S25 West First South street,
collided with f. p Midgley. The force
of the collision threw the boy TO the
ground and he was picked up uncon-
scious. He was taken TO the emer-
gency hospital, where he recovered.
Notifying SherIffs.-Heber L. Cum
mings, deputy secretary of state. is
busy mailing warrants 10 sherlr1s OF the
state directing them TO seize and sell
property belonging 10 foreign corpora
tions which have not paid their Utah
corporation tax No other process or
law is required for the seizure, but IL
Is found that only a small proportion
of these corporations nave even rol i
top desk and a chair that can be held
by the sheriff
Merely False AIarm.-The accidental
touching of the burglar alarm In the
Utah Savings q Trust company, by one
of the employees OF the bank, was the
cause of a hurried run to that lnstltu-
ton by the police auto at $50 yes
terday morning. one OF the employees
was opening the safe when the alarm
was turned in.
Petitions In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
b. Huntington Of Provo filed petition
in bankruptcy in the federal court yes
terday. His liabilities are SLOTS and
assets s455, all EXEMPT. G.. H. Blodget
filed a petition IN bankruptcy. HIS lla-
bilities are s694.05 and assets $1,000. all
exempt.
Call II "AmerIcaE Express."-T {.
Peck. general passenger agent OF me
salt Lake Route has notified J. II
MsnderfieId that the cOmpany's new
liver between Salt Lake and Los An
geles will be known as the American
Fxpress" The new train VIII go INTO
service Sunday, August 70. IL VIII
leave this city at 3 o'clock eaen gay
and will arrive in Los Angeles at --'o
o'clock the following day.
Hamburger steps Down. - Simon
Bamberger. who for many years mas
been manager Of the Salt Lake a ogden
railroad has retired from the position
Of manager and will now devote all
If his time to the executive affairs or
The company. The title of general su-
perintendent of the road has been con-
ferred upon John F. Reardon.
Held TO District COUrt.-Frank Cox
charged with rObbing Elmer Peltier, a
while Peltier was lying in drunken
stupOr at Third South and Fourth East
streets. was bound over TO the dlstrlct
court in $3.50 bonds, by Judge }. j.
Whitaker yesterday.
Nav Re-estabIish StatiOn.-A. II.
Thiessen, director of the local weather
bureau. was in ogden yesterday IN
specting the cooperative station at
fbat civ For some time past the rain
gauge station at the Union depot mas
6ee1 discontinued. This station has the
oldest rain records of the state and an
effort will be made TO have the station
re-established
Leave for Surveying.-Andrew Nelson
and Walter Stumm, who are at the head
81 marty 2 for the survey OF
the lands In southern Utah, left last
night for Lund, where they VIII go 70
their base of operations. There are 10
men in the party The first party. In
charge Of J. r. Stewart and QulmbE
stewart left Thursday for Lund and
will begin work at once.
Vance Rack Ia aJiI-ThOmas Vance.
the alleged wife murderer. who has
been Imprisoned at the state peniten-
tiary and who has been granted a new
trial. was removed back to the custody
of the county yesterday. Sheriff Joseph
C. Sharp took the prisoner from the
states prison yesterday and locked MIN
up in the county jail.
Lenora Stevens Funeral-The funeral
Of I.enora wilkins Stevens was held
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock from
the First ward chapel. lnterment was
In City cemetery.
Mortgage for s25,OOO-Frank w. Ross
and Frank +. Wyatt of Idaho filed
mortgage with the county recorder
Yesterday for $4,000 on a half interest
in lot 1Ox9 rods in lot ?, block 50.
plat A, Salt Lake City survey. The
mortgage is to Matthew Cullen ana IL
bears per cent interest
Appear in UnifOrm.-At the meet
ing OF the Structural Iron Workers ,
the Plasterers' and the Hod Carriers
unions last night, IL was decided that
all would appear in uniform for the
Labor Day parade. The structural
iron workers will have a float when
they declare will be the best float ever
seen in a Labor Day parade.
Rain Delays Oufing.-The annual