The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-11

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Stocking Hatcheries.-State Fish and
Game Commissioner F. W. Chambers
has commenced the work OF stocking
the hatcheries OF the state with
trout eggs. Three hundred thousand
brook trout eggs have been planted
at the Murray hatchery and about
5,5O0, 900 more are 10 be placed in the
various hatcheries OF the state within
the next few weeks.
Mrs. Mary Green DIes.-After a lin
gering illness from asthma, Mrs. Mary
Ann Green, ged 20 years, died at her
home, 232 East Second South street,
yesterday morning. Mrs. Green is sur
vived BY four sons-EdWard, Joseph,
John and William-all OF whom reside
in Salt Lake; also one daughter, Eliza
beth Green, employed at the store or
Walker Bros. Mrs. Green came TO
Utah in 1874. Funeral arrangements
Will be announced later.
PeddIed Phony JeweIry.-Charged
with peddling fake jewelry without IL
cense, George OCOnner and ". c. Al
len were arrested yesterday morning
by PatrOlman G. w. Phillips. Both are
morphine adopts. They were unable
TO explain where they had obtained
the jewelry
Stole Set OF Harness.--Alleged to
have stolen two sets OF harness from
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FOsausett OF that settlement was ar
rested yesterday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Samuel Novel;. The robbery Is
alleged 10 have occurred Friday night.
The harnesses were recovered
Wanted Pay for Eating.-ROy Young,
aged p years, was arrested yesterday
morning by PatrOlman c. j. Eksteadi
charged with attempting TO rob the
cash register at the Empire cafe in
State street. The youth ordered a meal
and, when the waiter went 10 the
kitchen, is alleged TO have attempted
10 open the cash register.
Tennis Champ in TOwn.-Dr. George
Blanchard, state tennis champion or
Ohio, is in Salt Lake from Dayton, Wis
iting relatives here Dr.. Blanchard Is
an athlete of note in his native state.
Class Work ENhibitfon.-Al wards of
the Liberty stake viii participate IN a
class demonstration Of gymnasium
work, which viii be given in Deseret
gymnasium under the direction OF In
sJructOr William T.. Day, this even
ing, beginning at 5 O'Clock.
William A. Morton NRmed.-TO rep
resent the general board OF religion
classes throughout the state. William
A. Morton. prominent churchman, has
been selected as travelling missionary.
The announcement or me appointment
was made by Anthem II. Lund, Of the
first presidency OF the Mormon church.
Another Delay in Opening.-FailuTe
of necessary equipment 10 arrive from
the east has resulted in another de-
Law ia the opening OF the New Grand
hotel. The deferred formal opening
is now set for saturday at p. m.
SnowstOrm COminE.-Salt Lake is in
line for its first snOwstOrm OF the sea
son. Two dark blue flags are Tying
from the weather mast indicating the
approach OF an extensive storm area
from the northwest, which Is due 10
strike this territory tomorrow. 1t may
however. sWerVe TO the east north or
the local latitude, as did the last pre-
dicted storm. A sharp fall in Iempera-
ture is expected.
Judgment ON NOteS.-Judgment. in
favor or the National Bank of the Re
public. for s3,030.29, against lrme &.
and Hermina NJ. GlOsz. On prOmiss0ry
notes executed in September and De-
cember, 1893. was awarded in Judge
10. ". MOrses court yesterday.
Gets SIS Damages.-The damage suit
brought by John William ShulsOn, by
his guardian, 20 recover 5000 damages
for personal injuries from the Denver
x Rio Grande railway, was settled by
stipulation in Judge Armstrong; court
yesterday. The plaintiff was granted
judgment for So
Four New Mail Carriers.-Granting
the application for additional help
made by the local office. the postoffice
department AT Washington yesterday
authorized the appointment OF four car
riers. Postmaster Arthur L. Thomas
appointed the following men from the
list OF waiting eligibles; Nathan a.
Stone, Richard Gerrins. David C. Egg
bert and William A. Keele, Jr. Their
appointments were effective Novem-
Der l.
Wants Local COmpRny.-C. II. Fraj-
ger, an attache OF the Canon hotel, yell
lowstone park. wants to go TO Eng
land next summer and he wants TO go
with a bunch of Salt Lakers If pos
sible. To this end ne has written POST
master Arthur l. Thomas asking in
formation as to the next excursion 10
that country 10 be conducted out OF
Salt Lake. Postmaster Thomas is OF
the opinion that his correspondent has
heard or the proposed "trip OF the Tab