The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-30


CITY BREVTTLES
F. r. PERRY, who was arrested Thurs
day Tor falling to provide for minor
children, was ordered held under s4OO
bail in Judge J. NJ. Bowman's court
yesterday morning. He will plead
today.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Margaret E.
Elder, WIDOW of Joseph B. Elder, will
be held at II o'clock Sunday from
the Fourteenth ward meeting house
Friends are invited to view the body
at the home after 10 o'clock Sunday
forenoon.
WILLIAM FITZGERALD, who was ar
rested in Ogden Wednesday after
noon for passing worthless checks in
Salt Lake, appeared before Judge J.
NJ. Bowman yesterday morning. HIS
bail was fixed at $500, and in default
he was returned to jail. He will be
arraisned today for pleading.
W. w. CUFF, Jr., 1914 East Third
South street, who has been i'll with
rheumatism the past two weeks, is
still confined TO his home.
THE REMOVAL of the high board
fence about the old GOdbe-Pi cor
ner at First South and Main streets
yesterday disclosed the handsomely
arranged rooms which have been fit
ted up for the use of the United
Cigar stores company at the corner
and the GOdbe-Pitts Drug company
Immediately south. The firm, which
is controlled by ]. I. Treasure, Wal
ter II. Dayton and Thomas Freed,
will be opened under the name of the
owl Drug company. '..'..-
FURTHER improvements along East
Second South are now being made by
the Shannon-COltharp company, with
the placing Of handsome new show
windows on the street and the install
lation of offices in the front or the
building.
TOTAL BANK clearings for Friday,
April 20, were $S50,316.S4, as com
pared with a total of s92S,f94.s4 for
the corresponding day OF last year
IRA D. WINES is having plans pre-
pared for q handsome new residence
on the new lot recently purchased az
the corner of East South Temple anu
: streets. The building lot IS SZ&A1o0
feet in size and will be carefully lald
out with lawns and park effects. Inc
new home will cost between S1O,OOO
and $4,000.
NJ. ]. GREENWOOD of the Utah Oil &
Refining company returned yesterday
from a months business trip through
Idaho, where he sold fruit growers
10000 gallons of smudge oil. Most
of this was in the Boise ana Payette
valleys. Mr.. Greenwood said the. fruit
outlook was better than for years.
FRED w. CHAMBERS, state game and
fish commissioner, will leave today
for Juab county, to let the contract
hatchery. The building is to. be OF
concrete, with waterways, ana trees
are to be planted around the pond.
Twenty thousand fish fry Will De
planted when the place is completed
E. B. HAYES, superintendent of the
Grasselli Chemical company or PARK
CITY, was in Salt Lake yesterday.
MAUDE E. WHITE has been appointed
postmaster at Newhouse. Beaver
county, Utah, vice G. C. Moore re-
signed.
DIR. FRED ]. PACK of the University
of Utah will speak to the pflhclpsa t!
of the city schools next wednesday
on 'The Nebular Hypothesis" rms
is following the plan of Superlntend-
ent d. H. Christensen to have some
interesting subject handed edch
week before the principals by prom
inent men of the state.
JUDGE c. W. MORSE yesterday rem
dered Judgment for $3.50 in favor
of f. A. Darrenougue, intervenor' IN
the suit of ]. E. Carlson against the
Verona Mining company.
JOHN vALAR, an Austrian, Iorme idg
emnloved at the Boston Consondateu
an bingham, died at st. Mark nos
nital al o'clock last night from
Pneumonia. He was admitted 10 the
bospitaI March q. The body was
taken TO the mortuary at the ODoh-
nell Undertaking company.
FRANK RAYMOND was found guilty
of the larceny of pair or shoes from
l. Israel a Commercial street heI
chant, in police court yesterday art
ernoon. He was sentenced to serve
80 days in the city jail.
7 7. GREENEWALD has returned from
New Orleans. where he attended the
meeting of the Imperial council Oh
the Mystic Shrine.
CANNON & FETZER are the architects
for the new manual training schooi
TO be erected by the board or educa-
tion.
Band concert Saturday night, Salt
Lake theatre.
Saltair, grand ball tonight.
MAY-1AY DANCE AT LAKE