The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-18
CITY BREVITIES

GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY, who
went to Provo Monday afternoon to
address the meeting as one of the
boosters with the A1l-Utah excursion
of the Commercial club, remained in
Provo yesterday to attend a meeting
OF the state insanity commission at
the state mental hospital The gov
ernor Will return to Salt Lake this
morning, accompanied by the state
auditor and the state treasurer, who
are also members of the board.
COME OUT AND DANCE YOURSELF
to death is the cheerful invitation
breezed in from Centerfield yester-
day The last dance on EARTH" which
Will be given while Halley's comet is
frolicking through the skies. will take
place tonight at the Centerfield opera
house.
PRINCIPALS of the public schools will
hear an address by Dr. John SuadwaII
at their weekly meeting at the city
and county building this afternoon.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for Tues
day, May II, were s1,350,961.3S, as
compared with a total of $1,000, SOC. 90
for the corresponding day of last
year, the increase being s34S,355.29, or
gain of more than "a per cent.
RUDGER CLAWSON, who is to relieve
Charles W. Penrose in England, left
yesterday afternoon for Liverpool Mr.
Clawson is accompanied by Mrs. Claw
son and his family. The party will
visit Washington, d. c., where they
will spend three days. They will Wis
it in New York, and then proceed to
Montreal, where they will take the
steamer for Liverpool, arriving there
June 8.
SUMMER SCHOOL of the L. D. 6. bust
ness college opens May 81 for a course
of ten weeks Sessions will be held
daily from o'clock until II. All COM
mercial branches will be taught by
the regular faculty of the institution.
THE next regular meeting of Salt Lake
chapter OF the American Institute of
Banking will be held at the CONNER
cial club Friday night, when the
annual election of officers will be
held. Attorney Elias c. Ashton will
deliver another lecture on commercial
law.
BURGLARS ATTEMPTED to enter the
residence of Patrol Driver George
Moore 516 Third East street, early
through fly screen and were smash
ing window when Moore woke I'D
The latter walked toward a front
door when they became frightened
and disappeared
DELEGATES to the convention of the
National League Of Republican Clubs
10 be held in New York next month
viii be elected at a meeting of the
executive committee of the Utah
league, which viii be held in Judge
George G. Armstrong; court room at
o'clock this Afternoon.
WHEN ATTEMPTS were made in the
criminal division of the city court
yesterday to reduce the bail of Jo-
seph Davis, charged with holding up
street car several weeks ago at
Fifth West and Fourth North streets
there was CONSERVATION among police
officials. Upon request of ]. M Ham
ilton. representing Davis, Judge J.
NJ. Bowman consented to reduce the
bail from $1,000 to $500 Assistant
County Attorney J. +. Bowman of
fered no objection, but later objected
on instruction from his chief. bail
was restored to $1,000 and Davis is
still in jail.
MISS RHEA ROGERS has been ap-
pointed deputy surveyor of the port
of Salt Lake by Collector j J.
Greenewald. She has been connected
with the office and is familiar with
the duties.
FALLING INTO A FIT at the CONT
mental bar, 102 South West Temple
street at $50 o'clock yesterday morn
ing, Henry Berry, house mover. was
taken TO the emergency hospital at