The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-13


were before the juvenile court yester-
day on minor offenses. The case of one
was continued until next week; an
other lad who had run away from home
was sent back TO his parer IS and three
were sentenced to the detention home
and sentences were suspended.
Handcnrt Pioneer SOciety.-The wo-
men Of the HandcOrt Pioneer society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Francis
Armstrong 661 East First South street.
on Thursday, July IA. at p. m
Call for state Banks-Au state banks
were asked by the secretary Of state
yesterday for a statement OF their con-
ditiOn at the close Of business July 2.
Hold Annual Encampment.-The
Daughters OF the Mormon Battalion
will hold their annual encampment
Saturday. July 16. at D. m. at the
home of Mrs. Marcia II. Hyde, 1853
Third avenue All members and those
interested in the work are invited to
be present.
Appointments In Guard.-Lee Clark
has just been commissioned by Gov
ernor William Spry as a first lieuten-
ant in r company of the National
Guard OF Utah. and George Peterson
has received his appointment as sec
ond Lieutenant in the same company.
the commissions dating with July s.
Both will hold their commissions at the
biennial maneuvers in Wyoming this
year. and Dotn nave Deeu with n COM
pany for some time.
Officers InstaIIed-kt the meeting OF
Lodge No. 50 of the Danish Sisterhood
held in the ]. o. o. r. hall last night
the officers for the ensuing year were
installed. The new officers are: Mrs.
a. Nelson. president: Mrs. ID. Lund, vice
president; ID. Lund. secretary; I. Off.
treasurer. After the installation of the
officers a program was given and
luncheon served.
odd Fellows InxtnII-At the meeting
OF camps No. / and No. Of the /. o. o.
r. held in the /. .. o. +. hall last night
the officers for the ensuing year were
installed. The officers of camp No. 1
are: Chief patriarch, Oliver RecOre;
high priest, W. l.. Emery; senior ward
en-. G. +. Ames; scribe. A. J. Wilson:
camp No. 2 are: Chief patriarch, Louis
Niepag; high priest. L. l. Nudge: senior
warden. W. g. Green; scribe, J. &.
Smith; treasurer. 5. McLeese.
DIR. Brausford Better-Reports from
st. Marks hospital last night were to
the effect that DR.. +. w. Bransford. Of
hospital on July 4, suffering from ty-
phoid fever. was I'm fairly good condi-
ton and II is thought that he will re-
cover without any complications.
Dies mt Holy CrOsS-Mary Raymond
of Arco. Idaho, died at Holy Cross hos
from a complication OF diseases She
was 40 years. months and 10 days OF
age. The body will be shipped to
Arco tonight for burial by the ODon-
nell Undertaking company.
Banks Declare Dividends.-Dividend
have just been declared by the West
ern Loan a. Savings company and the
Continental National bank The West
ern declared a per cent dividend.
amounting to S35.541. and the CONT
mental 4 per cent dividend. Of $4,000.
This company also added s. 900 to the
banks surplus. making a total OF Sl0.-
GOO added TO the 1urplus since the re-
Pigeon Fancier~' Meeting-The Utah
Pigeon club holds it's monthly meeting
at % Main street this evening. COM
mencing az 8 o'clock
Named Junior GeoiOEiSt.-Edward L.
Jones. a graduate Of the University OF
Utah in 1909. with a degree of b. s
in mining engineering and a graduate
this year from the Columbia university.
with a degree OF NJ. A. In geology.
received word OF his appointment to the