The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-17
CITY BREVITIES

smoker Is Postponed.-The smoker
OF United Spanish War Veterans 20
have been held last night was post
poned until next Friday. Next Tues
day the WcdgwOod camp will hold an
important meeting at the hall in Post
office place.
sells TO Minor.-Sam ScarceIli is
charged with selling Intoxicating
liquors to a minor in a complaint is
sued by the county attorney yester
Limit on Waste Paper.-An order
was Issued by the board Of health yes
terday placing the limit Of waste pa
per 10 be hauled from any one bust
ness house or office building in one
day at two recpetacles not to exceed
3iX2 feet The collection of this
amount Of paper will be made daily.
Funeral Services Today.-Following
funeral services in the MILFORD ward
meeting house, this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. the body Of Mrs. Hadda Dubb
who died Thursday at the family home.
Will be Inferred in the MIL Creek
cemetery. Mrs. Dubb was % years OF
age and was native OF Sweden.
Utah County ExEIbit.-word to the
effect that Utah county is preparing
handsome exhibit OF its products to be
shown in the Vermont building has
been received by Dan +. Collett. sec
rotary OF the Manufacturers associ-
alton. The exhibit is expected to ar
rive in about two weeks.
VIII Run Special TraIn.-Interest in
the convention OF the National Wool
Growers association. to be held at
Portland. is already beginning TO mani
fest itself and, according to 9. b. Stew
art secretary OF the Utah Wool Grow
about twelve cars will be run from
Salt Lake TO the Rose city for the bene-
fit Of Utah sheepmen.
Seeks Her observation-disclosures there
are good many women seeking to re-
lieve themselves of a bOthersome mate.
Postmaster A. l. Thomas has received
letter from one wife who is dill
gently searching for her lost spouse.
II Is Mrs. Rose Elizabeth Stout OF
Monett, Mo She says she heard from
her husband In Salt Lake some months
ago, but has since lost track of him.
and asks the postmaster for infOrma-
ton which will place her on his trail.
Sues for Injuries.-Martin stilno-
vlch yesterday filed suit in the United
states district court against the Utah
/ Copper company, seeking $4,000 dam
ages for injuries received IN the COM
| pany's mine at Bingham on January IA
1910 Stilnovich. a miner. says he was
near a quantity Of giant powder which
exploded and caused serious injury.
among other things making the ampu-
tation Of his left arm necessary.
Visiting Her Brother.-Mrs. A. NJ.
Rohb Of Los Angeles is in salt Lake
visiting her brother. Julian Riley. and
will leave in a few days for Chal-
lis. Ida. to make her future home.
Attend Teachers Institute.-A. c.
Nelson. state superintendent OF educa-
/ sion- and DR.. J. T. Kingsbury will leave
/ this morning 70 attend the Davis coun-
/ ~ teachers institute.
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/ City Uses Private Land.-The Jen-
| nings Brothers Investment company
/ addressed a letter TO the mayor and
/ city council yesterday. saying that the
| city Is using land belonging to the
/ company as n part Of the sewer plant
/ IN North salt Lake. The claimants
| OF the property ask the city council
| 70 arrange for proper payment for the
use OF the land.
HortIcuIturiSts TO NIeet-The Salt
Lake County Horticultural society will
| hold its regular monthly meeting this
afternoon Plans for the horticultural
exhibit VIII be discussed.
Birch Pleads GufIty.-Colonel G. A.
Birch, proprietor OF the Casa Conten-
| streets. pleaded guilty 70 a charge Of
| selling liquor on Sunday. before Judge
| r NJ Bishop yesterday, and was fined
Butte Manager TEere.-Levi Wild.
manager Of the Western Union Tele-
| graph company's office at Butte.
Mont. passed through Salt Lake yes
| terday on his way home from Denver.
| Mr.. Wild has been in the telegraph
business for over 40 years. having been
I in the service at Corinue. Utah. at the
/ time OF the driving Of the golden spike
/ when the Union Pacific and Southern
| Pacific lines met in 1859.
Maxwell Post Meets-MaxwelI most
| No. ,. Department Of Utah. q. A r.
will hold its regular meeting this even
Ing At 6 o'clock
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.