The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22

her battleships in the port and as many
y doing.
and dancing by the young women of
Forest Dale. Miss Mary Graf viii sing
A military drama in one act will close
the entertainment.
LEGAL services amounting to $500 from
May l, 1906, to May /, 1907, are still due
from the Silver King Coalition Mines
company, according to a suit for that
amount filed in the district court yes
terday by F. s. Richards and Edward
S. Ferry, doing business as Richards,
Richards & Ferry, attorneys. The legal
work was done for the Silver King Min
ing company, it is claimed, Of which
the Coalition company is the successor
GEORGE CLARK. Lee Buster and A
Waterfeller, who were arrested early
Saturday morning by PatTOlman II. D.
McMarun for using obscene language TO
Florence Morris, a waitress, appeared
before Judge J. 81. Bowman yesterday
afternoon. From testimony furnished
by Miss Morris, Clark was held respon-
sible for the obscene language, and
Judge Bowman ordered Buster and Wa
terfelIer released. Clark will be ar
raigned Wednesday afternoon.
NICK TEDESCO, a saloOnkeeper, was
found guilty in Judge J. NJ. BOwman's
juveniles to remain in his place, lie
pleaded guilty and was fined S..
LEONARD JACKSON, coIored, charged
with the larceny of a gold watch valued
at so from Nick BUtkOVIch on NOYem-
Der Z, was ordered released in Judge J.
NJ. BOwman's court yesterday. It was
explained by Judge Bowman that evil
dence presented by Nick Butkovich
against Jackson had been insufficient
MRS. MARY EDNA NASH Of HyIas,
Hanover county, Va, yesterday re-
quested Chief of Police S. N. Barlow to
locate her brother, Arthur w Henley,
who left Richmond, Va, seven years
ago, and is believed to be in Salt Lake.
In the letter Mrs Nash says that the
presence Of Arthur Henley in Virginia
is necessary in order to settle an estate.
BECAUSE Of insufficient evidence
Charles Schiller, charged in Judge F. NJ.
Bishops court with contributing 10 jU-
VeniIe delinquency when he permitted
boys to enter his saloon several days
ago, was released yesterday afternoon.
EDWARD DUGGAN, who is charged with
adultery with Mrs. Annette Anderton,
entered plea Of not guilty in Judge F.
NJ Bishops court yesterday afternoon.
The hearing was set for March ?, and
in default Of 81 600 bail, Duggan was re-
turned to the county jail.
ED. MDONALD, It is said, tried to steal
an OvercOat from a secondhand store
in Commercial street a week ago, and
who was arrested by PatrOlmRn J. NJ
Lyon for attempting to steal a table
after he had been released on the first
charge, was sentenced to serve six
months in Jail by Judge J. NJ. Bowman
yesterday afternoon.
THE MERRYMAKERS CLUB gave a
r-r14Fr 1h hoy hl q ha7I
last night for Mrs. A. Z. Davis and
family. A z. Davis was a nOtOrman,
who died some weeks ago leaving his
family in destitute circumstances.
J. Y. CALLAHAN, general western pas
senger agent of the Nickel Plate at Chi
cagO; =. 3. Hill, general agent of the
passenger department, and 3. ". War
ren, travelling passenger agent Of the
Lehigh Valley, also with headquarters
ait Chicago. were In Salt Lake yester-
day. Mr.. Callahan and Mr.. Warren left
for Butte last night, and Mr.. Hill con-
tinued westward to San Francisco.
THE MEETING Of the American wo-
mans league, which was to have been
held at the home of Mrs z. BonnemOrt
re East South Temple street, Wednes-
day, has been postponed on account of
the fact that Mrs. AIbTittOn, local or
ganizer for the league, has been called
out of town by the serious Illness Of
her sister.
INDIAN WAR VETERANS will have all
of this week to appear before the com
missiOners in the aTmOTy building pre-
sent their papers, and get the record
of their service Strengthened out for aC-
ton on the part of the government. Ii
was intended that last Saturday should
he the final day, but owing to the great
number Of veterans who were unable
to appear :he time has been extended
FRED SANDERS Of Detroit who claims
to be the inventor of soda water, IS
registered at the Kenyon. At the
Worlds fair in Chicago in 1893 he
operated fountain, and he is now at
at the head Of a big industry in De-
trOit
THE FURNISHINGS committee of the
Commercial club paid a visit to the new
building yesterday. The committee will
meet in a few days to let a contract
for electric light fixtures.
L. L. MUM has been elected president
and general manager Of the Telluride
Power cOmpa ~, succeeding James
Campbell of Provo. The action was
taken at Cleveland by the board of
directors.
THE LADIES AUXILIARY of the
American party viii hold the regular
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon
the home of Mrs. w. z. Snyder, 643
East Second South street. The third in
the series of card parties will be given
Friday night at he home Of Mrs. L.
E CamOmIle. 1880 South Ninth East
street.
JOHN 2. DOOLY, president Of the Ante
lope Island Improvement company, is
planning a summer resort, with rail-
road leading to it, on Antelope island.
The plans are vet indefinite. but MIR.
Dolly beheves the scheme . feasible.
E H DEWEY and w c. Dewey, pro-
prietOrs of the Palace hotel at Nampa
Ida, are guests of the Cullen.
JOSEPH COUNERTLH Of BIackfoot
Ida. who is visiting in Salt Lake. saws
part of Idaho has cost him over 5000
over other years in the feeding of stock
alone.
TIE TROUBADOURS of Salt Lake will
give q ball at the l. o. o. F. hall Gar
field townsite, tonight. A children's
dancing matinee will be given, with
six-piece orchestra in attendance.
THE REGULAR Philosophical lecture In
the rooms of the society at the Com
mercial club building was delivered last
night by Mr. Muns0n. This was the
fifth of the series, and the first of two
that deal With that much-debated ques-
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