The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-10

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CITY BREVTTLES
HendricksOn Gives BOnd.-H. H.
HendricksOn Of Provo, who admits be-
ing the fake commission man who OPP
Grated under the name OF b. s. Bis
man in Salt Lake several months ago, L
was released on $4,000 bonds yester-
day morning. His case Will come up /
in the federal court next fall.
Intruder Leaves Vest--When w. S. 1
Muir, 535 Second avenue, arose yester- |
day morning he found a vest contain |
ing S45 so on the carpet of his parlOr, /
a bank book and a number OF papers /
which led 10 Identification of the in |
truder. After an investigation, II de- |
VelOped that civil engineer, formerly |
d neighbOr of Mr.. Muir, had. stumbled /
into the house at the end of a several |
days spree, attempting to find rest. |
The police Will not dtYulge the name
OF the engineer.
Looks over site.-L. T. Shipley. SUI
peFvisOr Of the public building at Lo-
gan, was in salt Lake yesterday to
look over the site for the new addi-
ton to the Salt Lake pOstOffice. The
contracts for the addition have not yet
been let but ii is understood that the
construction work on the building will
start September 1.
Goes on Vacation. B. Snyder,
printer in the local weather office,
left yesterday for a fifteen days Yaca-
ton in Provo canyon.
Gompers Wants 10 Know.-Samuel
GOmpers, president of the American
Federation OF Labor, has written TO
the secretary OF state, asking for a
list Of all state, city and county en-
plOyes in Utah, with the salaries paid
The request was turned over to H. T.
Haines, state statistlcian, who will
furnish the Information to the labor
leader.
Seeks Internationally Recorder
Ben S. Rfves received a letter from a
Buffalo alderman yesterday, asking
for copy OF Salt Lake City's charter
and ordinances and the last report OF
the school board. This Information Is
asked by the Buffalo alderman As ma
terial for study on municipal govern
ment that Is being taken up there.
Suit on Accountable Bingham Coal
& Lumber company filed suit in the
district court yesterday against the
New England Gold q Copper Mining
company 10. collect S1,509 alleged TO be
due on an open account for coal, lum-
Der and supplies delivered TO the min
ing company. This account amounted
TO SlZ, 325, according to the complaint.
and Sl0,Sl5 has been paid.
Changed 10 Dresden.-The Salt Lake
Security a. Trust company filed a pc
tttlon with the city recorder yesterday
asking that the name OF Caroline ave
nue. be changed to Dresden avenue.
Want street Paved.-The CITY eoun-
Gil is asked to have Temple avenue
paved and guttered from Ninth East
street 10 Fifteenth East street in a Pc
titiOn sent 10 the city council yester-
day by the Mccartney Investment
company.
Stole Several BOards.-John Doe Ger
Der says that c. Samabondia stole %
boards from him Tuesday morning that
were worth $40, and in the afternoon
GeIDef appeared at the county attOr-
neys office and demanded complaint
against SamabOndia. Samabondia is
accordingly charged with petit larceny.
Circus Brings S23O.-Frank KimbalI.
city license assessor. turned over $3.50
TO the city treasurer yesterday as IL
eense receipts from the Barnum &
balley circus. The 5000 was for the Ii
cehse Tor tie circus proper and the $50
was Tor pop corn, sandwish and red
lemonade vendors who are charged 81
for selling on circus day
VIII Leave salt Lake.-Roy Allen.
Henry Norton and George Sterling, who
were arrested Monday night ar the cir
Gus grounds on suspicion Of being pick
opportunity
TO leave the city today. Material evil
denee could not be found on their per-
son.
Break Into saIOOn.-J. ]. Davis. who
was arrested by Patrolmen n p Pierce
and Joseph Bush Sunday night after
he had attempted to break into the
MoXLm bar, were charged with at
tempted burglary in the second degree
in a complaint Issued from the office
of the county attorney yesterday after
noon.
and Benjamin Allen were arraigned be-
fore Judge J. J. Whitaker in police
court yesterday morning charged with
having held up Manuel Bell on the
to the district court in the sum OF
1000 each.
Refuses Contract; Loses Cheek.-H.
B. Lake. who entered a bid OF STAT for
construction Of the culYert across Emil
grafton creek at Nineteenth East street,
Informed the county commissioners yes
terday that he would not accept the
contract; the reason being that he
made a mistake and had bid too low.
Accordingly the contract was let 10
Averill Brothers; the next lowest bid
ders, at 1892 and Lake Will lose the
check deposited with his bid.
Lieutenant Elliott Returns.-Lieuten-
ant J. d. Elliott OF the Fifteenth infan-
try, United States army, accompanied
by his wife returned yesterday from
Camp Otis. near Dale Creek, Wyo.,
where he has been with his regiment
on the annual encampment.
Mrs. Shepard Returns-Mrs. F. E.
who has been lecturing in
the interests of the W. c. T. L., at
various chautauquas in the northwest.
finishing her tour at San Francisco.
returned to Salt Lake yesterday
To Examine ACCOUNTABILITY state
board OF accountancy will hold an eX-
animation Of applicants Saturday. Aug.
20. at room 304 Dolly block. Informa-
ton as to the nature and scope of the
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