The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-18
CITY BREVITIES

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improvements at l.. ID. S.-WOrk of
Improvement which has been carried
out on the buildings at the L. d. S. uni
been completed. Several valua BILE i'm
provements have taken place at the
business college. The old wooden steps
leading from the college. which have
seen service since the school was
opened, have been torn away and re-
placed with cement steps. Painters
have FedecOrated the interior and eNte-
rior OF all the buildings and just now
they present an attractive appearance.
Won't BE COMPREHENSIVE board of
education of the Granite school district
is rushing the work of construction
upon the new Granite high school and
gymnasium. Contractors in charge of
the work are of the opinion that the
buildings Will not be ready for Occu-
paney by the time school opens.
Water From Deep Creek.-An appIi-
cation for three and One-third second
feet of water, TO be drawn from Deep
creek. was filed in the office OF State
Engineer Caleb Tanner yesterday by
Leomma a. Shields. of Park City.
Dissolve Brick COmPany.-The I'm
proved Brick company of Salt Lake
filed a petition yesterday, asking for
an order dissOlVing the corporation.
The petition states that all obligations
of the company are taken care of and
an order was made for publication Of
the notice
Infected Fruit.-E. D. Call. Of SYRIA
cuse, is charged with having infected
fruit in his possession, according 10
complaint issued by the county attor-
ney yesterday
Protest New SeWeF.-The proposed
installation of a sewer system at Muir
ray is meeting with the disapproVal of
along the Little Cottonwood creek,
where, ii is said, the outlet of the
sewer system will be. Owners of prop
erUy have sent a petition 10 the Murray
city council, requesting that body to
find some place other than Little Cot
tOnwOOd for the dumping grounds of
the city's refuse.
Withdrawal of Lands,-Applicatio
for a permanent withdrawal of the
lands designated in Uintah county.
under the Carey act by the Collett
project. win be made TO the state land
board next Tuesday. Some time ago
application for temporary withdrawal
was made and subsequent examination
of the land by the engineers for the
promoters Of the project has determined
its feasibility. The water will be fur
nished by White Rock and Uintah riv-
ers.
SamabOndia Is ReIeased.-Z. Sama-
bOndia, charged with petty larceny, in
stealing lumber at Garfield, was re
leased in Justice F. NJ. Bishops court
yesterday on motion of Assistant COun-
ty Attorney Daniel Alexander, who
stated the evidence was not enough to
convict him.
VIII Test His Sanity-RO5ert Smith.
formerly railroad man and a resident
OF salt Lake for number of years,
was taken to the city jail yesterday
by Sergeant J. J. Roberts and Jailer
Tom Gillispie, where he will be held
pending an investigation as to his san
ity. The actions of Smith in the vicin-
ity of 347 South Fourth East street,
where he was entering house
aroused the suspicion of the residents
of that neighbOrhOOd and the police
were notified.
Dies of Brighrs Disease.-Camilla
Wilkinson, years old, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Wilkinson, 222 East
Second South street. died at the family
residence Tuesday evening of Brights
disease The funeral will be held from
St. Marks cathedral this afternoon at
o'clock, and burial viii be in City
cemetery.
Merchants as HOsts.-The Salt Lake
Retail Merchants association Will be
the host at a grOcers' outing at Liberty
park next Sunday, at which a large
number Of ogden dealers and their
wives will be present as guests. Re
freshments are TO be served by the
wives of the local members.
Brother of Murdered Man.-ThOmas
Costello, the brother OF Timothy Cos
telle, alias Tim Churchill, who was
murdered on the morning OF August .,
in the Heidelberg saloon, arrived in
Salt Lake yesterday from Pittsburg
The funeral of the murdered man viii
be held from O'DOnnells undertaking
parlOrs Friday afternoon at o'clock,
and interment will be in City cemetery.