The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-05

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airy 26, have retained counsel to defend
them at the preliminary hearing which
is set for April H. They pleaded not
guilty in police court yesterday.
THOMAS PHELAN admitted to Judge
J. NJ. Bowman yesterday morning that
he had stolen two horse collars belong
ing to John Mccarthy, on February IL.
He was sentenced to serve thirty days
in the county Jail.
JOHN JONES, a horse dealer, was ar
rested early yesterday morning by Pa
trolman l.. f. Wire, on a charge OF
drunkenness.
]. Z. FOWLER, charged with failure to
provide for his family, entered a plea
of not guilty in the criminal division
of the city court yesterday morning.
He was bound over to await the ac-
ton of the district court AMI in default
of $1,000 bail was committed to Jail.
CHIEF OF POLICE s. NJ. BARLOW
yesterday ordered a vigorous campaign
against ownerless dogs that parade the
streets and endanger pedestrians He
told his patrOlmen to dispose OF dogs
wherever possible and not to hesitate
to bring them to the evolutionary in
the back yard of police headquarters
IN A RENEWED CAMPAIGN in the in
IereSt OF UIdn pTOOuClS, lnS sodi( Lake
Manufacturers association, headed by
Secretary Dan COllett will attempt to
bring about the exclusive patronage of
articles manufactured in Utah by Utah
people.
EARL DOXEY and Jesse Lee, IA and
Is years of age, of Ogden, were seized
with Wanderlust last Thursday morning
and left their homes. They are be-
lieved to be in Salt Lake. The police
were yesterday asked to locate and hold
them until the arrival of their parents
in this city.
THE DENVER & RIO GRANDE has
abolished the post of travelling engi-
neer, and John Maxwell, who held that
position, has been assigned to other
duties.
DURING FEBRUARY S36. 1869 was re-
ceived in fees and licenses by the in
surance department OF the state ana
this amount was turned over TO Sec
rotary of State C. S. Tingey yesterday
to be receipted for. 1t is now in the
state treasury. This is the largest
amount ever received in one month from
the insurance branch of the state Of
fices. which was created by the last
legislature.
A NEW reference reading room has been
built at the Packard public library IN
the lecture hall, upstairs, which is now
open to the public. The room has been
fitted for the convenience of the pubic,
and all reference books, government
publications and other public documents
are available.
THE SKIN of a mountain lion, s feet
inches from tip to tip is being SHOWN
at the offices of the Austin Brothers
i'm the Sharon building The animal
was killed near the Austin herds IN
Steptoe valley, Nevada.
MARY f ROBERTSON yesterday
brought suit in the district court
against Jacob and Anna Nj. Jensen
to foreclose a mortgage on land III
section 81, township south, range
west, which was given 10 lnsute en- snT
payment of a prOmissory note I9I
S2.7OO dated December 10, 1904. III
is said that S2964.60 is now due, pc
sides attorney fees, and the court Is
asked to have the property sofa 70
pay this debt
MAX FLORENCE, who has been Sc,
riously i'll with pneumonia, showed
Improvement yesterday, and IL Is
expected that he will be out in rev
days.
VICE-PRESIDENT W. H. BANCROFT
Assistant Fred H. KnickerbockeI
and other Short Line officials, VIII
reach Salt Lake tomorrow. They
have been at Los Angeles for some
time in conference with Salt Lake
Route officials over the rebuilding
of the line. They are returning to
Salt Lake by way of Portland.
FIVE extra teams are wanted for fifty
DAYS, starting in the near future, &c
aid in the annual spring cleaning OF
back and front yards and premises
in general. The petition FOR the in
crease in teams is made by DR.. 5. c.
Paul, city health commissioner, in a
communication to the city council
which will come before that body
Monday night.
G. X. NJ. PAPPAS was discharged yes
terday by Judge T. D. Lewis, OF the
district court, upon motion OF Dis
trict Attorney Fred c. Loofbourow
The charge against Pappas was that
of forging the name of George Makis
to a check for 500 on the Merchants
bank last October. The difference
between the two men were settled
and the necessary witnesses could
not be found when the case came up
for trial.
PROPERTY on State street, near First
South. is mortgaged for 100000 by
Oscar w. Moyle to the lions Saw
ings Bank & Trust company in an in
strument filed III the county record
er's office yesterday, to assure a
loan for that amount. The note runs
for three years.
JUDGE ALEXANDER MINISTER, of
the juvenile court, went to Tooele
yesterday TO hold a court session.
AIRLINE ALEINE, popular member of
the Willard Mack Stock company at
the Bungalow theatre, and who has
understudied Mr.. Mack on numerous
occasions, will sever his connection
with the company tonight, to go to
Kansas City to join stock company
which opens there in one week.
THE BODY of John H. McGann. a
former railroad conductor out of Salt
Lake, whose death occurred in Seat
tie, arrived yesterday afternoon and
was taken to the j. w. Taylor NOR
tuary, from where burial will take
place today.
HANS P. PETERSON filed suit in the
district court yesterday against the
Utah Consolidated Mining company
for $4,000 for damage to his crops
from smelter smoke during the years
Jedediah Golf were damaged S3,677.90
during that period.
A NINE AND ONE-HALF POUND BOY
was born to Mrs. William Schmehl
at st. Marks hospital Thursday,
Mother and boy are doing well.