The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07
CITY BREVTTIM

IN HIS MARCH REPORT submitted
yesterday Humane officer Harry A.
Mercer says he investigated % COM
plants during the month and inves-
rigated IS other cases which he en-
countered on the streets. Seven
horses were killed because of dis
ability and los dogs were done away
with Two arrests were made for
cruelty to animals.
JUDGE GEORGE G. ARMSTRONG Of
the district court yesterday granted a
further extension of 10 days to JO-
seph Nelson to answer the cnar ges
made by Miss Emily EbOrn in her
$4,000 breach of promise suit A
former motion to dismiss the action
was overruled by Judge Armstrong.
BECAUSE her husband deserted her
and has failed to provide for her or
the children for more than a year,
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Moore yesterday
filed suit in the district court against
Thomas II. Moore, whom she married
at Pueblo, Colo, on September 10.
1902 There are two children, JO-
sept, aged 6 and Irene, aged years.
Mrs. Moore asks for the custody Of
these and suitable altmony.
SUIT WAS BROUGHT in the district
court yesterday against Salt Lake
City by Mrs. LenOra A Hartley, for
81, 500 damages for injuries sustained
North Temple and West Temple
streets. December 4, 1909. She says
two bones in her left arm were bro
ken and her wrist permanently in
jured. The claim had been presented
to the city council and denied.
E. g. WICKS has had plans drawn for
three new store rooms to be con-
structed at 357-361 South State street,
and work viii be started immediate
" The building will cost about
$1,000, and win be 50xS0 feet, one
story brick. The contractor is F. NJ.
Pinston-
built for J. W. CurrSat No. 81 West
Sixth South street J. A. HeadlUnd
is the architect.
PLANS FOR two-story and base
ment apartment house for G. Oster-
Ion. to cost $4,000. have been drawn.
The location of the new building is
on Main street between Sixth South
and Seventh South streets Sol Nell
son has arranged for the construction
of an apartment house at 351 Third
East street. to cost $4,000.
CON GALLAGHER will probably be the
next chief of the fire department at
Murray. At a special meeting yes
terday the name of Gallagher was
mentioned for the position. Walter
OttIey was nominated for secretary,
while Ed Larson and "Dolf" Wolliams
are the favorites in the race for as
sistant chief.
MURRAY SCHOOLS viii have their ex-
hibits on display the coming week.
This years display will consist of
school work in general, while there
will be the boys and girls depart
ment
ANDRUS STELLES. who is alleged to
have started a riot among Greek la
bOrers March IS. assaulting J. H.
Hill with a pick handle, was granted
court of Stanley A. Hanks by Judge
]. NJ Bowman IN police court yester-
day.
FIVE GREEK VENDORS of ice cream
who attempted to disregard laws re-
stricting peddlers from the central
part of the city, Tuesday, appeared
in police court yesterday afternoon
and attempted to explain to Judge j.
M. Bowman that they had never been
correctly informed of the bounds of
the restricted district. Casper Gen.
tener, Nicholas Pete and Tom Costos
were found guilty and paid fines Of
$40 each. while James TehOcas and
J. PapDas took until today to enter
their pleading.
ON ACCOUNT of the Democratic ban
quet ia the Commercial club tonight.
the Salt Lake chapter of the American
Institute Of Banking has postponed its
meeting until one week from tonight.
THROUGH THE KINDNESS of Theo-
dore Torch of the Grand theatre the
children of the religious schools OF Tenn