The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-20
CITY BREVITIES

Board Has No QuOrum-S. c. Sher-
rill, recently appointed as member of
/ the board of public works to succeed
c. ID. Rooklidge, has so far failed to
qualify and this, with the absence OF
two regular members from the city, re-
suited in no quorum for the meeting of
the board last night. only few par
tial estimates and routine matters are
awaiting action and IL is likely that an
effort will be made TO call special
meeting this afternoon.
GIedhnI Is Rearrested-When Heber
j. Gledhin of American Fork, who has
Just finished serving a sentence of 40
days for criminal assault, was re-
leased from the state penitentiary yes
terday he found Sheriff George T.
Judd of Utah county. waiting TO rear
rest him on another charge. Sheriff
Judd took his prisoner To Provo yes
terday afternoon, where he will be held
for trial
Farewell 10 SIOan-Two hundred
friends and acquaintance of Edward
l.. Sloan, jr., of the Twentieth ward,
were present at the farewell reception
given at the ward meeting house last
night. He leaves on three-years' mis-
sion to Germany. The program was
rendered by ward talent.
Sugar House Enter aIns-An enter
talnment will be given by the members
Of the Sugar House Commercial club at
the Sugar House amusement hall We'd
nesday, August "A. The evenings en-
tertainment will consist Of music
spea king, recitatiOns and refreshments.
Morley Funeral Sunday-The funeral
of William Morley will be held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock from the TWEEN
ty-seVenth ward chapel. Friends are
invited to attend.
BuIidins Is Delayed superintendent
G. NJ MumfOrd OF the Murray schools
SAYS that il will be at least another
month before the new Bonneville school
in Murray can be occupied. The Work
of construction which has been gong
on fOc more than two months, mas been
DELAYED considerably on account OF in
sufficient labor
Blizzard of soma grand musical
blizzard and cyclone of songs VIII be
given by the Volunteers OF America a
their han Saturday evening, 80 East
First South street, a ( $3.50 T.. m. The
evening will be spent in melOGiOus mu-
steal mixtures of songs, solos, duets,
tries, both Instrumental and VOSaI.
Bowermans Return HOme-ReV. and
Mrs Louis 5. Bowerman II the I'M
manuel Baptist church. returned We'd
nesday from Portland, Seattle and the
Hu2GI EOunQ. IN aQllLlOA 10 DGAnB tn-
tertained by former parishiOners In Sc
attic, there We're fishing trips TO the
Olympic mountains and NashOn island.
Change Meeting Place.. Edward
COnnor camp. Sons OF Veterans, will
meet hereafter at Knights OF Columbus
hall 1877 East First South street, on
first and third Saturdays OF each month
at p. n. The first meeting VIII be
tonight.
No Poison Label-Selling corrosive
sublimate without affiXing a proper
poison label, is the charge against A
c. Rizios c. NJ. Spaulding and John Doe
Richmond in a complaint issued by the
county attorney yesterday. The poison
was sold 10 j. ID. Barlow.
Speaker Robinson Calls-E. ". Rob
insOn OF Logan. speaker OF the house
in the last legislature, called on Gov
ernOr William Spry yesterday.
Removing the POIcs-The last wires
Of the Utah Light & Railway company
on the poles Of East Third South street
have been taken down, and today the
Bell Telephone company viii begin re-
moving the poles which have outlived
their usefulness.
Likes Commercial CIub-AdOlph