The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-06
CITY BREVTTLES

Boys Fined for DEMONSTRATING
guilty to the larceny OF two suits Of
clothes from Mulletts Clothing COM
pany and the Gardner Clothing COM
pany, respectively, George Smith and
Roy Whitfield were each sentenced 10
pay fines OF $50, or serve 80 days in
the city jail, by Judge J. j. Whitaker
yesterday morning, Neither had money
or friends when arrested, and 1t Is be
lieved that they Will have TO work out
their fines on the chain gang.
Gets Change Of Venue-The case OF
Jessie Gibson. a negress, who was ar
rested on a charge OF grand larceny
court OF Stanley A. Hanks. A change
OF venue was granted in police court
yesterday morning. The Gibson woman
is being held under $1,000 bail.
Teacher Loses Warrant.-Teachers
and officials OF the Jordan school dis
trict are hunting for school warrant
1876, payable TO Delsia Heath, for s32,
which has been lost by the teacher
The warrant was signed by George II.
Gardner as president and n. Thompson
clerk OF the district and is payable at
the Citizens State bank AT Bingham.
Trncy-CahOOn WeddinE.-JerOme
Tracy Of BURNER, Utah. and DR.. Eliza
beth r. CahOon of New York City were
married Tuesday afternoon at o'clock
at 1860 East Fifth South street. by Rev
William ThufstOn Brown. They will
make their home in BURNER.
Joseph T.. Smiths Funerai.-Joseph F..
Smith, who died as the result OF slashes
on his throat from which he was found
bleeding TO death al Kemmerer. Wyo.,
several days ago, VIII be buried Friday
afternoon in the City cemetery. follow
ing funeral services at the home of his
father, Andrew Smith, 7Os Third East
street, at ! o'clock. Friends are in
Yited.
Idaho Man Here NJ. Earl, a
prominent business man or Idaho Falls,
Ida. is at the Wilson.
New steward at Infirmary.-Ivan
Dahlquist Will serve as steward at the
county infirmary in the stead OF o.
Beal resigned, through an appoint
ment made at meeting OF county COM
missioners yesterday. The resignation
OF C. M. SOrensOn as a member of the
Granite district school board was re-
cetved and accepted, but no successor
was appointed 10 the vacancy.
Final Decree Granted.-Judge George
G. Armstrong yesterday granted a
final decree of divorce in favor OF
Leila May Sanford against Herbert o.
Sanford. The plaintiff secured the di-
vOrce upon the grounds OF non support.
Tramp Liked Good Milk.-Edward
Henderson, a characteristic tramp. was
sentenced TO so DAYS in jail yesterday
morning by Judge ]. J. Whitaker. The
man was charged with stealing milk
from door steps along Third East
street during the early morning. While
Henderson was getting his breakfast
! by means OF shadowing a milkman,
Sergeant W. H. Pierce placed him un-
der arrest.
Taw 4arh al ma
and women from all over this and other
states will gather tonight in the Six
| teenth ward assembly hall, 131 North
Fifth West street, in a grand reunion
| itors who hail from Wales. Welsh
| speaking will be heard. Welsh music
will fill the air, and it will be as much
| like a night in Wales as can be made.
Fair Grounds or Fourth North street
cars run within short distance or the
hall.
Extra Cars to Murray.-Extra ears
will be run 10 Murray today on the
| street car line. starting at IL o'clock
and continuing until evening. The
| schedule of cars every 10 minutes will
! be maintained, but during the rush
hours two cars will run at each OF these
| periods. This is made necessary be-
| cause OF the fair and conference
crowds expected from the south end
OF the city and county.
Omen Domestic Science Ciass-The
| domestic science class of the Y. ". c
A. viii be opened next Friday evening
| The work of this department VIII bt
under the direction OF Miss Dorothy
Fr0iseth.
II you are interested in low-pricet
Carey act lands in Upper Snake valley
call on Boutwell, & McConaughy. 90;
Boyd Park building.