The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-24
CITY RREVTTIES

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TWO MORE complaints were issued by
the county attorney yesterday in the
campaign against reckless driving
W. w. Griffin, the policeman with
the motorcycle, was the complaining
witness in each case. The complaints
were against Charles Schofield for
speeding in East South Temple street
and II. Lester for speeding in West
Second South street.
DEPUTY SHERIFF IKE EMERY re-
ported for duty yesterday morning
after being 'in custody of himself"
he was in quarantine. His little
daughter, who was suffering from
scarlet fever and diphtheria at the
same time, is now believed to be well
on the road to recovery.
THE UTAH CONSERVATION COM
MISSION will hold meeting at the
office of Governor William Spry
Wednesday at O'Clock. Among the
matters to come before the commits
sion is the new map of the state of
Utah, now in course of preparation.
F. T. SLAUGHTER and James A. Faust,
both of Salt Lake, have filed three
applications with State Engineer
Caleb Tanner for permission to use
the waters of North Spring in Juab
county. and Basin and Lower Springs,
in Willard county.
ACCORDING to a test made yesterday
at Saltair by the weather bureau, the
lake has receded only five hun
dredths of a foot since May Is, which
is practically stationary.
HENRY GERWEIN is charged with
fishing out of season in a complaint
issued by the county attorney yes
terday. Gerwein tried his luck May
p, and deputy game warden
spoiled his chances for a fish dinner
Sunday.
THE STATEMENT that the Colonial
Steam Laundry company has taken
over the American Linen Supply
company is erroneous. The Colonial
organized Saturday, merely pur-
chases the engine and some other
equipment, and takes a lease on the
Linen Supply company's plant. which
will soon be abandoned by that com
pany for the new plant in Sixth
South street L. Edwards is the man
ager of the Colonial hotel instead Of
A Fred Wey, as was enormously
stated.
MISS MABEL ANDERSON, clerk in the
yesterday on a vacation of two
weeks.
THE SIXTH WARD DRAMATIC CLUB
nesday night in the presentation of
The Pearl of Cuba" at the amuse-
ment hall in Third West street. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South
lected for the play.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY will
leave for Logan this morning to at
tend the annual banquet of the
alumni association OF the Utah Agrt-
cultural college.
GgS vEROS, who was convicted in
police court for selling liquor to two
police officers Sunday, July IS, 1909,
and fined 5000, was discharged in the
district court before Judge T. D.
Lewis yesterday. Judge Lewis held
that the city had failed to produce
sufficient evidence to convict Neros,
and the jury was instructed to bring
verdict of not guilty.
APPLICATION was made to the dis
trict court yesterday for the dissolu-
ton of the otter Creek Land s. Live
stock company. The petition states
that all obligations of the company
are paid
THE ANNUAL CORONATION of the
image of the Virgin Mary Will be
held at st. Mary's cathedral next
Sunday evening at Z o'clock One
hundred children, clad in white, will
take part in the procession around
the cathedral. Marion Bird will place
a wreath on the statue Of the Vir-
gin Mary. She will be attended by
her sister Joan as maid of honor.
a FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL will be
given tonight to Nephi Pratt, who
leaves shortly on a mission, in the
Cannon ward meeting house An ex-
cellent program has been arranged
including the best dramatic and mu-
steal talent of the ward A dance
Will be given after the program.
JAMES H BRANSCOMB and Miss
Pauline NJ Fart. both of Butte,
Mont, were married Saturday morn
ing by DR.. Francis Burgette Short
at his home, 931 Third avenue. The
witnesses were r. H Merrill and G.
o. Lauray of Salt Lake.
THE SALT LAKE BUILDING TRADES
COUNCIL held its regular weekly
meeting in the Commercial Club
building last night. The only i'm
portant business was the applica-
ton from the Carpenters union, To-
cal 1S4, and the Hold Carriers union
70 he a affiliated with the council. The