The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27

tents, saddle and two pack saddles.
ISABELLA A. ANDERSON says her
husband, John W. Anderson, abandoned
birth of their only child. They were
married in Salt Lake on S ptember Q,
1907, and yesterday Mrs. Anderson filed
suit in the district court for a divorce
and custody Of the child.
THE RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIA-
TON will listen to an address on Gen
eral Business Principles" by Attorney
Matt. Thomas. at Boyd Park building,
at s o'clock Wednesday evening.
A. H. GODBE made arrangements for a
loan of $50 at the National Bank of the
Republic for o. B. Green on October !,
1903, and had to pay this amount, with
$23.3S interest, on February II last. Yes
terday he filed suit in the district court
to collect the $3.50 and the interest, with
an additional s75 for an attorney
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD OPERA
COMPANY, whose highly successful
rendition Of THE Dress Rehearsal was
reviewed during the week, will repeat
the operetta in the Farmers ward
amusement hall next Friday evening.
FUNERAL SERVICES for the late Miss
Margaret D. Chalmers, who died Fri
day at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Adamson, AZ Fletcher avenue, Of par
aIysis, will be held at the Adamson
home at o'clock this afternoon. Miss
Chalmers was 50 years of age, and was
quite well known, especially among the
older residents of the city. Burial Will
be in City cemetery.
OWEN DAVIS, aged 40 years, Of 81 De-
pot street, was reported to the city
board of health yesterday as suffering
from smallpox.
L. c. KELSEY, former city engineer, re-
turned to Salt Lake yesterday from
Idaho Fails. where he was awarded the
contract for constructing the towns new
lighting plant.
IN A LETTER directed to the city coun-
ell, filed in the city recorders office
yesterday, Joseph Z. Taylor asks the
city not to compel him TO lower his
sidewalk grade to meet the level es-
tablished by the city. He says this
would mean a loss of $50 a month in
rental, as the sidewalk would have to
be lowered from three to eleven inches
in front of his property at 251-5 East
First South street, He says the build
ings are on the grade established in 1889,
when they erected their buildings.
W. S ADAMS Of Cheyenne, a deputy
United States surveyor, is paying Salt
Lake q short visit. Mr.. Adams expresses
himself as amazed at the evidences OF
progress on every hand in this city.
MARY CLARK. Of 481 Uintah Place, was
committed to the State Mental hospital
yesterday by a lUnacy commission sit
ting before Judge 7. d. Lewis Of the
district court. The woman. who IS 80
years old, has been afflicted for years,
but became violent during the last few
weeks.
A MEETING Of the state conservation
commission will be held in the office
of Governor William Spry on March g.
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose Of definitely determining the
extent Of the proposed map to be put
out by the commission.
THREE CASES Of smallpox were report
ed to the city board Of health yester-
day. as follows: Hazel Miller, Palmer
hotel, taken to isolation hospital; J. II.
ClawsOn was taken from the office Of
DR.. c. @. PlUmmer to the isolation hos
pital and +. c. Palmer was Guaranteed
at his home, 222 North First West
street.
with assault and battery upon a fellow
cOuntTyman, Haddy Matsunloto in
Judge j. NJ. BOWman's court Yesterday
morning. He Is alleged to have assaiIed
ms friend IN japanese noodle house in
commercial street with heavy club
The hearing was set for Monday morn
ing.
MAY BURNS. who was arrested early
yesterday morning for selling liquor
without license at her rOoming house
at No 2 West Second South street
VIII be given a hearing before Judge J.
N. Bowman Tuesday. Her bail was
fiyed at $500. Her husband. A L. Burns
is charged with interfering with an Of
ftcer when he tried to prevent the ar
rest OF his wife, and his bail was fixed
at 500.
CORPORAL H. A. GOAR of X company,
Fifteenth infantry, conducted the re-
hgious services at the Volunteers Of
America hall, In Commercial street, last
night. He told of his experiences in
attempting to convert soldiers. Miss
Margaret Summerhays will make her
last appearance at Volunteer hall to-
night. The Bible study class will be
conducted under the direction of Cant
service she will be assisted by Miss E
Heckner and Miss E. Hansen.
ALBERT LEHMAN, aged As. was
arrested last night by Detectives Harry
Curran, Earl Ripley and F. NJ Schulze
Tor the larceny of a typewriter from the
i. c. Smith Typewriter company, at No.
81 West Third South street. Lehman,
who is janitOT in the building in which
the typewriter company is situated is
alleged TO have sold the stolen type
writer to Stephen Davis for 81. The
typewriter was recovered after Lehman
had been arrested.
THE SOUTH COTTONWOOD Dramatic
company last evening made quite a hit
with their comedy, In Days of Gold"
which they presented in the ward amuse-
ment hail in Cottonwood. The cast was
most capable, and a large audience was
present to witness the performance.
NORTH STATE STREET, in Murray is
to be Widened, if the present plans be-
fore the Murray council are carried out.
This week a special session was held
and the matter was laid before the resi-
dents in that section.
NJ. W. RICE will give a free stereOpticOn
at the Y. NJ. c. A Monday evening at
S o'clock The public is invited.