The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-31
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4 RAYMOND & WHITCOMB touring
party arrived in Salt Lake at an early
hour this morning, en- route east
from an extended stay on the coast.
There are about 100 in the party, res
erva tions for that many having been
made at the KnutSford. Inc tourists
will spend today in Salt Lake, leav-
ing tonight over the Denver q RIO
Grande for Denver and the east.
WHILE passing through Salt Lake on
a pleasure trip, Lieutenant Governor
S. r, Fitzgerald of Colorado yester-
day called upon Governor William
Spry.
EVIDENTLY there are some bother
some cows in the southern part OF
the city, as a petition was filed with
the city recorder YESTERDAY from
DropeTty owners south of Ninth South
street and between State and Fifth
East streets asking that the city
amend the present ordinance which
will prohibit the keeping of COWS
anywh ere north of Tenth South
street, instead of Ninth South, which
is the limits now set by ordnance.
ON GROUNDS of non-support for the
last three years, Mrs. Zina futile
yesterday filed suit for divorce form
William l. Tuttle in the district
in Salt Lake September 2, 1905, and
have a child four years old, of which
Mrs. futile asks custody.
G. f. KNEIP of San Francisco, chief
auditor Of the Western Pacific rail-
Of
New, of the auditing department, are
registered at the MOxum.
A. w. LEE. for the past IS months
chief clerk to the superintendent OF
the Montana division of the oregon
Short Line, with headquarters at Po-
catello, yesterday assumed his duties
as assistant to Chef Clerk Henry
Plumhoff. in the office Of General
Superintendent ]. M. Davis in this
city. He succeeds T. S. Kinnersley,
who has been made chief clerk to
Car Service Agent Anderson.
NEPHI L. MORRIS is rejoicing over
the arrival of a boy at the Morris
home yesterday morning.
THE local bank clearings yesterday
were s7SS.09S.5S, as compared with
s1.O17,1SS.55 for the corresponding
day of last year.
THE old starr ranch in Juab county
has been sold by William Starr to
r. f. Fowler of Salt Lake for $40 600.
The ranch is located on the Salt Lake
Route just over the Utah county line,
and embraces 1000 acres, 400 acres
of which are now planted to alfalfa,
wheat. oats and barley. The sale
was made through A. n. HUMPHREYS
and the Anderson & Cummings COM
pany of this city.
THE CORNERSTONE of the old First
Baptist church, at the corner of Sec
ond West and Second South streets,
has been preserved for use I'm the
corner Of the new church structure.
to be erected at the corner of Fourth
East and Second South streets.
LOREN B. CURTIS of Denver. presi-
dent of the Mosids Fruit Lands COM
psnv. is in Salt Lake to inspect the
$500 acres owned by the company
southwest of Utah lake. Pumping
machinery is being installed so that
the company will be able within the
next two months to irrigate $500
acres.
H. c. GOODWIN. a printer about so
years of age, son of J. NJ. Goodwin
of Salt Lake. died at Seattle. Tues
dav. The telegram conveying the
of his death. Mr.. Goodwin was for
merly employed on 2 local paper, and
at the time of death was proofread-
err on the Seattle Post-Intelligencer-
THE LADIES of George r. Maxwell
w. r. c. will be entertained by Mrs.
Ashbridge and Mrs. VINEGAR at their
home, 32S West Second North. today,
from to s. Take Warm Springs
car. All sister corps ladies and
friends invited.
MISS GRACE BURTON. age 20 wears, OF
122 Seventh East street, died ct 81.
Marks hospital Yesterday morning after
a brief Illness. develooing into portion
IT'S She leaves two sisters. Mrs A. r.
shimmin Of Salt Lake and Mrs. r. Nc
Peth OF Idaho: and one brother, W. j.
Burton who is now in Alaska.
THE CASE of Charles Christopres.
charged with heing implicated in per
hitting g head OF horses to sfarve 10
death on the Greek horse ranch at the
Redwood road in November, was contin-
ned indefinitely Yesterday afternoon N