The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-16

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i CITY BREVITIES
Continues woods Csse-The case Of
Frank Woods colored. who fired three
shots at patrolman J. A. Egbert in the
American house. Commercial street. sew
eral weeks ago while the policeman
was T. Sing to place him under arrest,
was con, 'uued until Tuesday by order
Of Judge ,. N. Bowman yesterday
Talk ON SocinIisu1-'"what Is and
What Isn't So Of Socialism" viii be the
subject OF an address by James A.
Smith at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at Liberty park. Robert Leggett and
others Will also speak.
western Pacific Officials Here. z.
O'Brien. superintendent of motive pow
er. and r. W. Ogilvie. division super
intendent. of the Western Pacific, are
I'm Salt Lake on short business trip.
They are stopping at the MoXum.
suspects Discharged-Pete MilkovichI
and Nick Stockledge. Austrians, who
were arrested by Sergeant J. J. Rob
erts and Patrolman Tom Cassidy as
suspected fOOtpads, were discharged by
Judge J. NJ. Bowman in police court
yesterday morning for lack OF evi-
dence.
No Board of Works Quorum-Lack OF
quorum prevented meeting Of the
board OF public works last night. but
an attempt will be made to get a
meeting this afternoon so that par
tial estimates on paving and water
main extensions can be passed.
II. II. WooIIcy Returns-R. B. Wool
ley is back in the county assessor 8
office after a vacation Of ten days in
about the finest fishing country in
Utah. Incidentally. he is sure that an
old she bear and two cubs. last seen
about 60 miles northeast OF COalville.
running north, are still running.
Governor Goes TO OEden-Governor
William Spry went 20 Ogden yesterday
afternoon to take trip up the can
yon with a party OF friends. He viii
/ state board of pardons-
In-pect- AbnttoIr--J. E. johnson.
| deputy state dairy and food cOmrpis-
I sioner. returned yesterday from Brig
/ ham City. where he has been making
an extensive inspection Of the slaugh-
! ter houses Of that section. Mr.. John
I son reports the slaughter houses in
/ spected as far below the standard re-
quired by law. The owners were
/ warned.
Has Too Many HOOks-Hyrum Nor
/ tcnson was fined SIS by Judge r. NJ.
/ Bishop yesterday for violation Of the
/ state fish and game laws. Mortenson
yer while attempting to "snag" fish in
/ the surplus canal near Twelfth South
street. MortensOn was using a grab
/ line consisting OF seven hooks.
Ask for water RiEbts-Application
/ to appropriate water were filed yester-
/ day with State Engineer Caleb Tanner
/ by IT. !. Thomas OF Pittsburg and John
| 4. AlEcr OF Enterprise. Utah. The for
mer wants ten cubic feet from Bullion
| creek I'm Piute county, to be used for
/ mining and milling purposes in con-
| uection with the Roosevelt group Of
/ gold and silver mining claims. Mr..
Alger asks for four cubic feet to be
| used FOR irrigation purposes in Iron
/ county.
Honors observation-disclosures vii
| liam Spry hOnored requisitiOn from
| Governor J. y. Gillet Of California yes
terday for J. Walter Smith, alias J. a.
/ Boyle, who is wanted at san Francisco
for embezzlement OF $3.50.
Girl HAS SmaIIPOx-Fearl Gardner.
aged II, living at I'll East Seventh
south street. is suffering from small
pox. according to a report to the city
board Of health received yesterday.
Hen =. htNfN hfNuFnN-tttu - fAlNesl
II city recorder, returned yesterday from
n n vacation Of ten DAYS spent at Eureka
III William Schoppe. clerk in the audi
tors office. left last night for his va
cation, armed with rod and reel and
bound for the canyons.
III Funeral of Crochcron.-The funeral
Of the late George W. Crocheron viii
/ be held from the chapel OF s. NJ. Tay-
II Tor. undertaken, at ! p. m. Sunday.
An effort is being made to have John
III Henry Smith speak at the funeral. he
being familiar with the life and history
u Of the actor. Interment viii be I'm the
II City cemetery.
Jap'S Knee BroIScn.-G. Natio. a jap.
II sustained n fracture Of the left leg i'm
II mediateIv below the knee last night
n at the Garfield shelters. as the result
Il OF being hit by a Stag car. The Jap
was brought 70 St Marks hospital
Allowed Boys In Pool Room.-J. D.
II Chiropolis was arrested by Juvenile
III officer G. A. Sperry last night on a
III charge Of permitting juveniles to enter
his pool rooms.
Rags Too Near Stovc.-Oily rags per-
II mitted to lay close to n hot stove set
fire to the residence Of F. G. BrOssiper
451 South Twelfth East street shortly
after O'Clock last night ana caused
damage to the building and furniture
estimated at $3.50.
Thorne Taken to PriSon.-Accompan n
led by Ike Taylor and Harry Williams
Rundown?
Tone the nerves, strengthen