The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-09
CITY BREVITIES

OttICERS' school viii be held tonight {
the National Guard armory when a
talk will be given by Captain Uline of
Fort Douglas on map reading and minor
tactics. This is the regular weekly
meeting. to which is invited officers and
non-oommissioner officers of the guard
A CHANGE of venue was granted in the
case Of andre Christensen, who is
charged with failing to provide for his
family, from the court of Judge j. NJ
Bowman to the justice court or Stanley
A Hanks, yesterday. The date of the
hearing under the changed venue has
not been set.
THE local bank clearings yesterday were
81, 65S.S3, as compared with SSO5l6O8 for
the corresponding day of year ago.
FRED JACKMAN, implement salesman
OF Spanish Fork. Utah, yesterday filed
in the clerks office of the limited States
Inc schedule sworn to shows liabilities
of N,12l.30, with assets of $175, in the
form of household goods, and claimed as
exempted.
JOE MARSH. charged with assault with
deadly weapon, was arraigned before
Judge 7. D. Lewis Of the district court
yesterday, and entered a plea of not
guilty. 1t is claimed that on December
q. 1902 he cut Melinda Newell with a
knife.
ATTORNEYS have again been changed
for L. E. Driskel, charged with the
murder of Special Officer c. c. Riley
on October 8, 1909. p T. Farnsworth
who was the third selected as attorney
for the prisoner, withdrew from the
case yesterday, and Thomas & Parks
were entered as attorneys for Driskell.
THROUGH he earns 500 a month. Mrs
Martha Whitecar says her husband, g.
B. Whitecar, has failed to support her
or their two children since last Septem-
ber This is the grounds used for a
divorce in the district court yesterday.
They were married in Pennington
July 4,1S04. Mrs. Whitecar asks for a
divorce and $50 month alimony.
JUDGE e. o. MCUTCHEON of Idaho
Falls, Ida, was in the city yesterday
He has just returned from trip to the
coast.
THE MISSIONARY CLASS OF the I. D.
S. business college viii have meetings
three nights each week. The meetings.
which will be held at the college, will
be addressed by various well known per-
sons. Tonight will be given over to a
genealogical meeting and Thursday night
Brigham H. Roberts will speak
AT THE SWEDISH FREE CHURCH, 794
South Seventh East street the Rev A
y. LedlBISU, Oh GB6eiSy, COlO, is con-
Quoting revival meetings each night this
week.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Badortscher,
a boy.
AT THE MEETING of the retail mer-
chants in the Boyd Park building to-
night, the civic committee Of the State
Federation of Womans clubs, headed by
Mrs. G. H. Mcmahon, will discuss the
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grocers and butchers. Another feature
of the meeting will be a speech by
Walter ]. Frazier, city food Inspector,
on methods which insure the cleanliness
Of foodstuffs in retail stores.
MISS MAUD MAY BABCOCK Of the
university Will read THE Tale of Two
Cities to the students at st. Mary's
academy this afternoon.
THE RETAIL CLERKS will hold the first
dance of the spring at Saltair March %,
in the interest of their campaign for
early closing of stores, with which they
are meeting hearty response
CHAPLAIN CLEMENS, of the Fifteenth
infantry, Fort Douglas has been elected
president of the Salt Lake Ministerial
association. The Rev. W. W De Sau-
tells is vice president, and the Rev. J. +.
Buckley, secretary and treasurer.
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