The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-20
CITY RREVIILES

CITY BREVIIIES |
THE FUNERAL of Celia EVELYN
Bean, wife of Attorney George T.
Bean, VIII be held Saturday after
noon from the Nineteenth ward
meeting house at o'clock Inter
ment VIII be in the City cemetery.
THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD will hold
a special meeting at noon Saturday
TO pass on partial estimates now
lngS OF the city and to consider the
report of the committee on build
lngs and grounds regarding the re-
fuSal OF the city engineer to grant
a permit for a sewer connection at
the Webster school
ANOTHER VISITOR to the city has
purchased a home here and has de-
cided to stay. This is Barney Stay
ner OF Boise, Ida, who recently pur-
chased a home in Thirteenth East
ran-Judge Loan & Trust coEpany-
Mr. Stayner has just left for the
east and will return in few weeks.
THE FINAL ESTIMATE on the Davis
HeuSer contract for the North
Temple street aqueduct may come
up for consideration OF the board OF
public works at its regular meet
ing tonight.
ALMA, YEARS OLD, son of Alma B.
Christensen of the firm OF Carsten-
sen & Arson. died yesterday morn
ing at the family residence, ZIG
North First West street, Of diphthe-
ria The funeral will be held from
o'clock. Interment will be in the
City cemetery.
AN ELOCUTION CONTEST between
0Tc rxrf11 h. L1II
college this evening at o'clock
ABOUT twenty students are entered
IN the contest, and music will be
furnished throughout the evening
by the college orchestra, under the
direction of Professor Petersen
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY, who ex-
pected to leave yesterday morning
Tor Tooele to join the Commercial
clubs all-Utah excursion, was de-
tanned in Salt Lake until he missed
Lehi last night to deliver an adj
dress at the school mmencement
exercises and tomorrow he will go
to Logan for the meeting OF excur-
slon1StS in that city in the evening.
THE STATE BOARD OF PARDoNs
VIII meet Saturday at the state pen
itentiary.
THE STATE BOARD OF LAND COM
MISSIONERS will hold an adjourned
the Civ and county
building this afternoon.
D. A DEMPSEY, superintendent of the
Denver & Rio Grande dining car
service, arrived in Salt Lake yes
terday on trip Of inspection. He
will remain here for few days be-
fore returning to Denver.
LINCOLN LODGE No. %. Knights of
Pythias, with a score Of ga points
out of 100 points, won the trophy
for the state drill team contest at
Pythian hall, the Rocky Mountain
lodge of Salt Lake finishing second.
L A BENTON, general agent for the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad, re-
ceived yesterday from G. P Bryan,
secretary of the Moab Commercial
club, three large cherry tree
branches, fairly loaded with ripe and
on exhibition in the window Of the
Denver & Rio Grande offices The
cherries, which are the first to be
received in Salt Lake the present
orchard, near Moab.
ANOTHER CONVICTION was returned
against J: Sliro, proprietor of the
Judge T. D. Lewis and a jury yes
terday afternoon. The complaint
was for selling liquor without a
license to J. P. Duke last Septem-
Der, and a fine of 5000 was IMPOSED
by Judge J. NJ Bowman in the DO
lice court before the case was an
peafed- The jury was out about five
minutes yesterday afternoon SEN
tence Will be passed Saturday
THE REGULAR monthly meeting of
the Nauvoo Legion will be held in
the Bishops building this evening at
O'Clock The program is as fol-
lows; Recitation, William NJ Brown
vocal solo, John Butte; recitation.
John ID. AEmet; reading John Clark;
and remarks on the welfare of the
association by P. W. Cation.
FRESHMEN FROM l. D. s. university
chartered a trolley car and rode over
the street car system last night
chaperoned by Professor F. Y. Fox
THE GEORGE r. MAXWELL w r c.
will be entertained at a birthday
breakfast at II o'clock this morning
at the home of Mrs. Joanna Melton.
947 Seventh East street
AN AMENDMENT to the articles of in
corporation Of the Hovey Brothers
Lime company was filed with the sec
rotary of state yesterday. changing
the name of the corporation to the
Utah Lime company.
AN S-POUND baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Wood, 65
Western avenue. Wednesday evening.
The new arrival was appropriately