The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-02

IN the meantime reports ara being
checked and forwarded to washIngton
as rapidly as possible.
Kenyon BOOkkeeper ResIEns.-Miss
Lucy Louder, booEkeeper at the Ken
yon hotel will leave that position June
eral weel-s. making a trip through
Yellowstone park. She will then visit
Portland and later go to San Fran
cisco.
short Line Pension LIst.-The pen
sion board Of the Oregon Short Line
held meeting yesterday at which time
the name of George II. Rheims, late
foreman Of bridge and building on the
Idaho division. was recommended to go
on the pension list Mr.. Rheims was
retired January 1, and on Arrril IA he
died. The board recommended that
the pension due from date of retire
ment TO the time Of his death be paid
70 his widow. John Acomb and Charles
l. husbands, conductor aud engineer.
respectively, were Llso recommended to
go on the pension list.
Bank Clcarings Gain-The month of
June started out well in financial cir
cles with a gain OF nearly II per cent
ing day OF last year The total was
Sl,sbS.3l2.16, as compared with a total
Of S1,l97.59S.05 for last year. The in
crease, therefore. Is s165.77911
Col. Lund Returns.--Col. Lund. AS
slstant adjutant general OF the Ma
uonal Guard, has returned from Rich
llelo, where he Inspected the property
n G. y. He says he found matters in
a creditable condition and that the
company rs doing well under Captain
l,is5ppier. This company has the largest
drill room of any in the state.
For Right of Way.-Petitions for
rlght Of way for the Western Paciffc
United states land office covering the
line from Garfield to the state line.
102 miles. The right of way is on mn,
surveyed land and the filing is made
to protect the property when Il IS rim
ally surveyed and opened for settle
ment.
Poultry Association Meets.-A meet
M, OF tne Otah Poultry association
Will be held tonight at the Commercial
club. and the public is invited to at
tend and hear the discussions.
Jewish Relief society-The regular
meeting Of the Jewish Relief Society
VIII be held in the B. &. lodge rooms
at Z:SO o'clock this afternoon
Boy Is Recovering-Gene ScoviIIe.
10 years old, son of Mrs. Jennie SEQ
has been suffering from scarlet fever
Is rapidly recovering and will soon be
out OF quarantine.
Crocheron Not Insane.-Coorga W
Crocheron was discharged by Judge 4.
u. Lewis yesterday after an examina-
tlon as TO his sanity. Mr.. Crocheron,
been prevented from taking his own
life several times recently, but aside
from melancholy he seemed rational
when examined by the court. He will
be cared for by relatives in salt Lake.
Balance In Treasury-The monthly
report of County Treasurer ]. A CSroes-
beck shows balance on hand June 1
OF S3S.O60-9S as compared with S4g.-
l42-52 on hand May 1. Receipts dur
ing h the month were S24,ss1.04 and
disbursements were s34,s42.5s.
To Consider AppIIcants.-The state
board OF education will hold a meet
ing next Saturday in the office OF A.
G Nelson. state superintendent of pub
lie instruction. to consider applications
for state certificates and diplomas. II
Is PROBABLE that the state library and
gymnasium commission will also hold
a meeting Saturday.
Autoist Exceeds Limft.-A second
complaint was issued in the office OF
the county attorney yesterday, charR-
ing DIR. p. p. Musser with violating the
speed ordinance in Main street. 1t Is
alleged in the Complaint that DR.. MUS
ser exceeded thirty miles an hour. DIT
Musser was served with a summons
end will appear in the justice court OF
F. NJ. Bishop today.
Bicyclists Arresfed--In a raid or
cyclists violating the sidewalk ordi-
nance. the following were arrested
last night by Motorcycle Patrolmar
/ Dan Grundvig: A. J. Graham. HARRY
Johnson. Thomas Armstrong. Andrew
| Christensen. L. G. Kelley, John Green
Richard Simmons and @. @. Falkner.
Up 20 District Court.-After a Ions
/ hearing in the justice court OF r. ri
/ Bishop, yesterday the case of JOSEPH
A. Black. charged with a statutory OF
/ Tense committed with Mrs. Annie Ham
/ ilton. wife of William Hamilton Ma,
/ z. was referred to the district court
| William Hamilton is the complainant
| In default Of $500 bail, Black wa
! taken to the co1nty Jail to await nj
/ trial in the district court.
Battle mt His Fireslde--Frank Wat
/ kins. 800 South Eight West street. wa
| arrested by Sergeant Riley NJ Beck
/ stead and Patrolmen A. Radke and \
p. Pierce. as the principal in a firesid