The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-08

ready reached a total of 5000.
A DANCE will be given In I. Q; Q; z;
hail March II by Miriam Rebekah
lodge No. 5.
DORA MARTIN, nine years old, daugn-
ter of Matt Martin of Castle Valley, VINO
was brought to the L. d. 3. hospltal 10
undergo an operation as the result OF
injuries sustained in fall from
horse, is rapidly recovering
f. B. KING, who was arrested In Salt
Lake Friday, charged with issuing a
fraudulent check on the Randall-Dodd
Automobile company, and which he was
alleged to have cashed in Ogder. was
exonerated of the charge IN that city
yesterday.
JAMES ROAM was found guilty OF the
larceny of tobacco and cigars from the
Canyon Cigar store IN Judge j. "A, Do wv
mans court yesterday afternoon ana
was sentenced to serve 100 days IN the
city Jail
THE STATE BOARD Of corrections Will
meet this afternoon at the state prison;
the state conservation commission VIII
meet in Governor William Spry's oftice
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock anu
a meeting of the board Of the state
Mental hospital will be held FRIDAY at
the Provo institution.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM sPRY returned
to his office yesterday after a day
spent with relatives and rrlenos at
Grantsville, Tooele county.
]. ALBERT GLAZIER, state bank ex-
aminer, was In his office Yesterday al
ter q weeks tour through Utah county,
and left last night for Ogden.
DONALD MDONALD, IS years old. was
reported to the city board Of health
yesterday as suffering from snaltp seA
He lives at $50 Eighth East street Mrs
Nancy Stone, aged AZ years, of 2Sl East
Third South street was also reported as
a smallpox sufferer.
HARRY DOYLE is charged with burglary
IN the second degree in complaint is
sued from the county attorneys office
Yesterday 1t is claimed that on the
night of March he broke into room s
|. of the Touraine hotel, 80 East Third
south street. The room was occupied
by Gray Lemiey and A. f. McConn.
Patrolman w W. Griffin signs the
complaint
THE prevailing spring weather has
brought out an early outdoor attraction
in the form of daily band concerts at
Fort Douglas. The Fifteenth infantry
band, now recruited to 25 members,
gives concerts every afternoon at 3
o'clock on the fort plaza
R. H: TANNER, through purchase OF
various interests, is now the sole owner
of the Utah Transportation company,
operating the Milford-Beaver automobile
stage line. Under the rearranged sched-
ule one may leave Salt Lake in the
evening. spend the next day In Beaver
and return to Salt Lake the following
morning.
MEMBERS of various Rebekah lodges of
Salt Lake attended the funeral of Mrs.
Carrie Rowe, wife of n. p. Rowe, which
was held at l o'clock yesterday after
noon from st. Pauls Episcopal church.
Rev. Charles E. Perkins, pastor of the
church, presided Music was furnished
by the church choir. Burial was In Mt
Olivet cemetery.
ELDER HYRUM NJ. SMITH Of the coun-
ell Of twelve, while in Brigham City
Sunday, was seized with an illness that
at first caused apprehension Of appen-
dicitis The patient, however, is rap
idly recovering. and his condition is not
considered to be serious.
A CHANGE of venue from the court Of
Justice of the Peace F. NJ Bishop to