The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24
CITY BREVTTIES

onyx Bank saloon, who was taken to
Holy Cross hospital several weeks
ago suffering from chronic gastri-
us, was reported to be completely
out OF danger yesterday. Friday and
saturday he was sufficiently strong
TO be wheeled about the premises in
teered to walk through corridors of
the hospital unassisted and main
tains that he is a candidate for dis
miesal.
THE FUNERAL OF FRED GEsEN, an
employe OF the Oregon Short Line at
PocatellO, Ida, who died from an in
testinal hem0Trhage at L; d. s. hos
noon from the mortuary chapel of
Undertaken Eber w. Hall Rev.
William T. Brown officiated. The
funeral was held under the auspices
OF the local lodge of Eagles. Inter-
ment was in the City cemetery.
]. H. LANDEN. a brawny blacksmith,
appeared in police court yesterday
morning on charge of assault and
battery alleged TO have been COM
nitted upon S. W. Mulberry. Lam
den entered plea of not guilty. The
ease was set for Tuesday, May 10.
He furnished $50 bail.
JOSEPH YOUNG pleaded guilty before
Judge j. NJ. Bowman yesterday
morning to the embezzlement of
sS.25 from the firm of Faiias, Price
& Richardson Young, however,
claims that the embeZZlement was
not intentional. Details in the case
will be heard before Judge Bowman
Monday morning.
HOWARD MOORE is charged with dis
turbing the peace in a complaint is
sued yesterday by the county attor-
ney. Claude Y. Russell, deputy sher-
If, swore to the complaint. Moore
is said to have created a disturbance
at Saltair Friday night. 1t is stated
that in ali such cases arrests will be
made this year.
THE C. S. MARTIN COAL COMPANY is
applying to the city council for a
franchise for a spur track from the
Oregon Short Line to its yards on
Fourth West and Fifth South streets.
MISS ANNIE t. TINGEY of San Diego,
Cal, has written Mayor John S,
BransfOrd. asking II he can tell her
the whereabouts of Mrs. Ann Smith,
widow of Leonard /. Smith, who was
accidentally killed on his farm near
Salt Lake in 1877. Mrs. Smith was
in Ogden at last report.
A. c. NELSON, state superintendent OF
public instruction, returned yester-
day after visiting the schools in the
northern part of the state. next
week he will visit schools in Bing-
ham, Provo, Payson and other towns,
continuing his rounds of the schools
of the state.
MRS. ]. P. GASKILL was yesterday
found to be suffering from smallpox,
and was taken to the isolation hos
pitaI. 1t had been hoped by DIT. s.
that the hospital Ould be closed
early this week, but now the place
will be open for at east two weeks
more, for the one patient.
CITY RECORDER BEN S. RIvES yes
terday received SSS7.17 from the
county, which is half of the cost of
state cases in the criminal division
of the city court during the year
1909. This matter was threshed out
several weeks ago between the city
and county officials. in which all OF
the disputes betwt> the two bodies
were amicably settled.
A MEETING of the state board of ed
ucation will be held at Logan on
May Z, when dates will be announced
for the annual teachers EXAMINATIONS
and other business OF the board as
well as looking over applications Tor
teachers certificates.
THERE will be special Passover serv-
ices in Temple B'nal Israel Sunday
morning at II o'clock. Rabbi Charles
J. Freund will preach on the subject
Next Year to Jerusalem.
AT THE REGULAR Sunday vesper
services of the Y. W. c. A. at
o'clock this afternoon in the Brooks
arcade, Rev. r. A. A. Lansdell, the
Baptist church, will be the speaker.
There will be special music, followed
by light refreshments.
CHRISTIAN D. LARSON, editor of the
Progress magazine of Chicago, Will
lecture in the First congregational
church both afternoon and night on
Thursday. April %. In the afternoon
and Right Living" and at night he
viii speak on ABILITY. Talent and
Genius"
A SPECIAL, MATINEE performance of
"The Call of the Circus" will be
given by the management of the
Grand theatre Tuesday afternoon at
which time all persons of 20 years or
age and over will be guests. Those
between 20 and 80 years of age Will
be given red badges; those over 90
blue badges.
A STAGE LINE has been re-established
between Price and Vernal after cit
liens of Price had worked on the
proposition for upwards OF two years
Carbon county, as result hopes to
benefit munificently.
THE CAPITAL ELECTRIC COMPANY |
of salt Lake has been given the con- |
tract to install a lighting system IN |
Price, Carbon county. Its bid was
for S14.735. Work on the plant VIII
be rushed to a speedy completion. |
The contract price does not include |
the power house, but all other neces- |
sary equipment.
IN KEEPING with a policy of reduc-
ton throughout the country, Utah
commission men yesterday reported
a reduction in the price of wheat OF
IL cents a hundred pounds and flour
10 cents per hundredweight. This
will mean a saving to the housewife
of 3 cents on each 50-pound sack of
flour and 10 cents on the lOO-pound
sacks.
JOSEPH DAVIS. who held up street
car Wednesday night, is charged with
highway robbery in a complaint Is
sued yesterday afternoon. The COM
plant bears the signature of Lieu
tenant r. L. Shannon. Davis was ar
raigned beSOre Judge ]. NJ. Bowman
Yesterday when the date of his plead
ing was set for Monday forenoon. His
bail was fixed at $1,000, and he is
still in Jail.
THE COMMENCEMENT exercises of
the L. D. S hospital training school
will be held in Whitney hall, Friday