The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-21

ARTHUR L, PEARSE of New York,
mining engineer well known through
out the west, is a guest OF the Anuts-
ford. He will inspect southern Utah
properties and others in Nevada, max
ing a report to English capitalists,
whom he represents.
DANIEL +. TREACY, junior member of
the firm Of Davenport & Treacy Piano
company of New York, is registered at
the Knutsford.
Mr.. AND MRS. JOHN SCOVIL Of Butte,
Mont, with Mrs. John Walton and Lee
NJ Walton, also of Butte, are visiting
in Salt Lake. Mr.. ScOvil is wealthy
business man of Butte, and has many
interests in Salt Lake as well.
THE East Mill Creek Dramatic company,
which presented The Golden Giant
Nine to large audiences at Mill Creek
Friday and Saturday nights, has been
invited to make a tour Of the state and
repeat the performances, but owing 10
the fact that some Of the prominent
members Of the cast cannot leave at
this time on account Of business mat
ters, the project has been given up. All
parts were we'll taken both nights the
play was presented.
THE WOMANs LEAGUE will meet at
Unity hall at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
for the annual election of officers. Re
GresnInents VIII be served.
THE BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
has shifted its time of meeting from
Sunday to Monday, and the first meet
ing under the new order will be hel
tonight, when ali Of the building trades
will be represented.
A. z. JONES, representative of the Rens-
selaer Manufacturing company Of Troy,
n. Y, which has installed q great num-
Er~-H2 T4-H-g. tor
works system, and In other systems
throughout the west, left last night for
Denver on the way to his headquarters
at Chicago.
THE DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION of the
All Hallows college gave matinee per
Torrance of the play, AT the Sign of
the Rose" yesterday afternoon. An
other performance is to be given to-
morrow night. The performance yeSte--
day was for the benefit of St. AIMS
! orphanage and St. Mary's academy.
The music was by the college orchestra,
under the direction of Professor Ped
ersOn.
SACRAMENTAL services at Federation
! of Labor hall yesterday marked the
| close of the district convention of the
| ReOrganized Mormon church. /. G.
! Holloway Of Provo preached the morn
! ing sermon, and in the afternoon T W.
! Chatburn of Salt Lake and j. II. Ham
| sen of Council Bluffs, Ia, preached.
| In the evening Mr.. Hansen delivered
! another address. The attendance at the
Sunday meetings was unusually good.
| MR.. AND MRS. II. A. BARON are the
parents Of a boy, born yesterday at the
family home, 37S East Third South
! street.
| CONSIDERABLE business will be trans
acted by the Murray council Tuesday
evening. Committees will make their
| reports.
| HARRY PASCALLE, aged Il, was ar
rested last night by PatrOlman Thomas
| Gillespie while attempting to burglar
! ize the office of the Utah-Idaho Invest
ment company at 22 South Main street
! Pascalle had gained entrance by climb
| ing over a transOm, and it is the claim
of the police that he was in the act OF
attempting to pry open desks in the
| office when discovered.
! HARRY WILLIAMS who was arrested
| in the H. Niepag jewelry store Friday
night, when he attempted to rob the
| proprietor by throwing a handful OF
cayenne pepper in his eyes, Will today
| be arraigned before Judge J. NJ Bow
man in the criminal division of the city