The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-16

Douglas. and Grace Harrington, who is T
but II years of age, were arrested Dy L
Parolman n. P. Pierce last night. Do o
Ian is charged with contributing to Ju- e
venile delinquency. 2
MEMBERS of HermOine Temple NO. z, Q
Pythian Sisters, made merry with tneII
friends last night at Unity nan Win d
social dance at which there were nearly
seVenty-five couples present. Refresh- I
ments were served in the parlOrs anu
prizes were given for the most aFusuc
and graceful dancing. The rooms were
prettily decorated with flowers anu
streamers Of bunting.
AT THE REGULAR MEETING of Great
Salt Lake camp No. lO.On, M0deLH
Woodmen of America, in l. .. y. r.
hall last night, four new Applications 7
for membership We're received ana one Z
transfer made. One new candidate was
nut through the PAGES. Following the !
transaction of a number of routine Dus-
mess matters the degree OF the cere-
mOny of adoption was given with spleh-
did success.
LODGE, knights Of Pythias'
will grant the third degree to two can
didates on next Saturday night at the
rooms in Castle hall on Main street.
THE c. Z. MILLER BROKERAGE
COMPANY will, in about two weeks,
open their private wire TO Denver anu
will be connected by new copper CIR
cults. J. A. Earles will leave for san
Francisco in a few days TO open the
office there and will remain in charge
THE SALT LAKE CHAPTER of the
American Institute of Bank Clerks Will
meet at the Commercial club tomorrow
night, at which time T.. c. Ashton VIII
deliver another address upon CONNER
Cial banking law.
THE CASE of Al Carr, charged with
the larceny of SO from Stephen Stanley |
on the night of February i, Will be |
heard in Judge Bowman's court Thurs
day afternoon. When he appeared yes |
terday, Carr pleaded not guilty.
JUDGMENT for $2,521.75 was entered by |
Judge T. d. Lewis of the district court |
yesterday against Hiram Tyree in favor |
of the Boyd Park JeWelry company IoI
jewelry purchased by Mrs Tyree on
December a. 1906. The jewelry cost
S2Ol5.25, but more than $500 had accu-
INFLATED in interest since that time.
EDWARD ROGERS is charged with sec
Ond degree burglary in complaint Is
sued from the county attorneys Ottlce
yesterday. It is alleged that Rogers en-
tered the store of D. c. Hunt in the
Lennox building - West Second South
street, on Monday.
GEORGE ATKINS, aged 10 years. of S37
board of health yesterday as suffering
from smallpox,
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
| holders Of the Consolidated Wagon &
| Machine company was held Monday at
| the offices Of the company on State
! street Reports of officers OF the com
! pany with regard to the condition of the
| institution were most favorable, with
| dividends of 10 per cent set aside for the
/ current year from last years earnings.
| The old board of directors was unant-
! mOusly reelected.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Utah
! Implement-Vehicle company that was to
have been held yesterday has been post
| pOned indefinitely on account of the alb
| sence of some of the principal stock
| holders from the city.
| CORNELIUS EASTHOPE of Warren, O.,
| who Olficiated as dairy breed judge at
the Seattle exposition, and was after
wards Hospitality entertained in this city
by c. S. Tingey, secretary Of state, and
| Horace s. Ensign, secretary Of the State
! Fair association, has written to Secre-
tary Ensign stating that he is so favor
ably impressed with this section of
country that he intends to emigrate.
Mr.. EasthOpe owns six valuable farms
| in Ohio, and proposes to sell them and
| invest in a large farm some where in
the west. He intends to give Salt Lake
| a good looking over with a view to pitch
ing his tent here,
PLANS are now being made for the low
| ering Of the lake level by a distribution
of the water through the various canals
of the Jordan river. Yesterday the lake
, was IA feet above compromise point.
ACCORDING to William H. Rowe. one OF
the largest fruit growers in Utah,
[ record-breaking crop will be registered
] this year throughout the state. Despite
7 the cold weather during the winter, NJ
damage has been done to the fruit, and
indications point toward a successful
season.
e J. r. EVANS and ]. NJ. Batten, watch
t men at the Utah hotel, were found guilt!
f of battery upon Edgar Claussen il
t Judge BOWman's court yesterday after
4 ! noon. They were ordered to pay a flint
: of S25 each on the battery charge Mon
day afternoon Judge Bowman finct
{ them so each on a charge Of carrying
S concealed weapons. Claussen was as
y saulted when ne asked for work at IN
Y hotel
h THE CASE of Mrs. ]. D. Day, who con
;, ducts rooming house at State an
: First South streets, in which she 1
Il charged with violating the Sunda
q liquor laws February 13. will be hear
in Judge BOwman's court Wednesday.
-e AT THE LAST ANNUAL meeting of tn
H.
- Provo was elected president of the con
pany, to succeed James Campbell of S
Louis
ELIZABETH DOHL died at the HOl
Cross hospital yesterday morning at
o'clock. Arrangements for the funer;
d beyond the fact that the services wi
be held from the residence, SIT SOut
Eighth East, have not been complete,
le PUBLISHED RUMORS of a consolidate
Of of Union Pacific general offices at o.
n den with the Oregon Short Line an
re Southern Pacific offices at Salt LAX
lr together with the resignation Of Gel
n eral Superintendent ]. NJ. Davis Of Il
o. Short Line, are vigorously denied at Il
V. local offices of the Hartman systeT
lie Mr.. Davis says he has not resigned al
~ has had no intention of doing so.
n WOMEN and womens clubs were int
n ested yesterday in the nineteenth ann
r versary of the birth of Susan B. A
to thony, and although no specific o
TO serVance of the day was made here, q
es anniversary was by no means forge
lie ten. The leader of the cause of W
''H mans suffrage was born in Massach
sets February 10, 1920.
PETITION in voluntary bankruptcy W
filed yesterday in the United Stat
a district court by Joseph l.. Award, {
X liabilities being $11 1888, of which ST.
x is in secured claims. Assets are S