The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-16
CITY BREVITIES

should Km Fish Hawks-state Fish
and Game Commissioner Fred W.
Chambers viii take no action against
huntsmen who are reported of late TO
have killed a large number or Ilsh
hawks. There is no law against Kill
ing these BIRDS" said Mr.. Chambers
yesterday and l believe that instead
OF there being any law there ought 10
be a bounty for their heads. They cost
millions of small bass Try every year
and at the bass hatcheries We have
killed many of them and intend TO con-
tinue doing away with them"
Arthur Shepherd HeFe-Prof. Arthur
Shepherd, former conductor OF the SAT-
Lake Symphony and Salt Lake theatre
orchestras, has returned 10 Salt Lake
from Boston. Professor Shepherd has
recently been appointed head OF the
harmony department OF the New Eng
land Conservatory of Music, and he re-
turned to Salt Lake to take his family
back with him TO his new duties
Returns 10 Attend Sister-Beesus OF
the serious illness OF her sister, Mrs.
F. E. McKeats, 500 Fifth East street,
Miss Agnes Austin, daughter of George
Austin Of the Utah-IdahO Sugar COM
pany. was called home from Chatta-
nOOga, to be with Mrs. McKeats while
she underwent an operation. Miss
Austin had been in Tennessee and other
southern states with headquarters at
Chattanooga, for the past seven months
on a mission. She Will return TO the
south within a few weeks, after her
sister has recovered. The operation
was performed on Friday and the pa
tient is doing nicely.
Killed a Jaeksnipe-PetrO GarOlotti
and Fernando Allarivi, two Greeks, who
were arrested at Garfield last Friday
on a charge of hunting without II 70
cense. were fined $50 apiece. Deputy
Ia Williams found
snipe. which had been shot but rev
minutes. lying on table in the cabin
where the Greeks lived, As neither
would admit his guilt. Williams took
both into custody.
Confirm Is-Confirmation
of power site Withdrawals Nos. 119, 122
and IA on the San Juan, Price and
Grand rivers and of No. 1O1 on. the San
Rafael river, following the executive
order of July ?, was received at the
federal land office yesterday.
To Investigate DEATH. E Petit,
state coal mine inspector, leaves this
morning for Clear Greek, where he will
investigate the circumstances regarding
the death Of Ed. Rapley, a pumper. who
was killed there Saturday by being
caught in the gear wheel of a pump.
Picnic at Wandamere-The WOmen's
auxiliary of the Order of Railway Con-
-
park today.
Finds Big TarantuIa-W. 5. Redlac
yesterday found a big tarantula on the
northeast bench and din't know what
10 do with it, except that he didn't in
tend to let it remain at large. II is
To be submitted 10 lovers of that par
ticular class of pet.
Meets With the BOyS-E. J. aIilne.
chief clerk OF the State Industrial
school at ogden. came to Salt Lake
yesterday to hold the regular monthly
meeting and get the department reports
of the 81 parOled boys from the Indus
trial school. The session was held last
night in the chamber of Judge G. q.
Armstrong; court in the city and
county building. p boys attending. Mr..
Milne declared that he found the con-
ditiOns prevailing in regard 10 practi-
cally all of the boys. their vocation and
pastimes to be very favorable.
Give Free Entertainment-The Brit
ish Fraternal and Benevolent society
will give a free entertainment in the
Commercial club building Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. President William
PimlOtt and Harry A. James have the
program in charge and have secured the
following artists Chalmer j.. Berg and
H. A. James duet; George Holden, viO-
linist; Miss Leon Hill pianist; Miss
Marion PimlOtt. soprano: Dillon VIII
liams, tenor, and several other well
known artists. The program will take
place in rooms $50 and 25l