The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-04
CITY BREVITTES

CITY BREVITIES
DIR. T. b. BEATTY, secretary of the
state board OF health, has started an
investigation of complaints received re
Gently from Ogden that smallpox pa
tients IN Evanston are not Quarantined,
aud walk about the streets there IN
some cases, ii is said, they have come
70 Ogden. If the complaints are true,
DR.. Beatty says, 1t will be necessary to
quarantine the entire town of Evans
ton.
GEORGE f. HAIR. chief of field divi-
sion No. 10 of the general land office,
is reported seriously i'll at his home.
During his absence, the office in the
federal building is in charge Of II. v
Campbell.
REGULAR SERVICES viii be held this
evening at the Congregation Montefiore
at O'clock. The sermon will be on
Stringent and Permanent Aspect of
Light"
IN A SUIT filed in the United States dis
trict court yesterday, n. r. HaUn asks
for 5000 damages for injuries received
while working at the mill of the Titan
Copper company in Bingham Canyon.
It is alleged that the plaintiff was load
ing l,60O-pOund pulley when the tackle
gave way and knocked him of treStle,
lnJuring mis- legs.
JOHN E. PETIT. state coal mine in
SpectOr, returned yesterday from q VISIT
to the old Smith mine near Scoueld,
where he has been investigating lh5
death of an Austrian, Anton Selpert
who was killed January Is The miner,
who was % years old and unmarried,
was killed by a mass Of rock rolling on
him.
THAT A SLIPPERY SIDEWALK is not
particular in the victims il places on the
Justice W. NJ McCarty of the supreme
court appeared in the city and county
building with one arm in a plaster cast
He had slipped on a sidewalk ana
broken one OF the small bones IN his
wrist.
VICTOR JOHNSON was sent to the isola-
ton hospital yesterday by DIT >. IL
Paul, city health commissioner carry
ing with him a Weli-deVeloped case OI
smallpox Johnson appeared at ponce
Headquarters Wednesday night ana
asked what was troubling him. After
looking him over, the police sent Tor the
health officers.
ONE PERMIT was issued by Building
Inspector A. B. Hirth yesterday as tol-
lows: The Amundsen estate, new front
at % South Main street to cost 500.
AS LAST OPPORTUNITY for veterans
of the Indian wars to register their rec
ords the commissioners of Indian war
records have opened an office on the
second floor of the Armory building
and will continue i'm session until SaJuf-
day, February 10.
THE WILL of Mrs. Mary Ann Brown,
who died on January "A, was HE'D TOT
probate in the district court yesteI-
dav with petition from Charles w,
Brown to be appointed administrator;
She left S2,14.3U IN the Utah NaIlonal
bank and some personal property 1heie
are four heirs
WITHIN A FEW DAYS A. c. Nelson,
state SuDeriutandent OF education, VIII
call a convention of all the county SUI
perintendants of the state to be held
I'm Salt Lake some time IN April ropes
of interest to all of the superlntendehts
viii be discussed. The session VIII PROB
ably last two or three days
SECRETARY f. /. PERHES of the Salt
Lake Real Estate association Is in re
Ceipt of inquiries concerning the oppoI-
tunities offered 10y Salt Lake from l.. d
Brady of Trinidad. Colo, and j. F kel-
Ter of Cascade. Neb. Both are DESTROYS
of moving to this city
I. b. AYERS. general agent Of the Den
Yer x Rio Graude at Butte, passed
through Salt Lake yesterday on his way
TO ST Louis. where he formerly lived, TO
Join his wife and family, and will later
return TO Butte.
MARTIN LAKE. a station on the Ore
gon Short Line I'm Fremont county, Ida,
has been changed To Roberts. The name,
il is said does not carry with it
change in the habits of mosquitoes
which iufest that territory. The mos
uuitoes are said TO be more plentiful
and of greater size at Roberts than at
any place i'm New Jersey.
AFTER DISPOSING of the Nuttall di-
worse case yesterday, Judge c. ". Morse
began listening To more family troubles
i'm the suit Of Perry b. Pitts against
Lizzie Pitts. The husband charges his
wife with infidelity and she came back
with d cIoss-complaint in which cru