The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-02


D. p Swingle. professor Of botany Of
the Montana school. and his assistant.
II. +. Morris. and DR. T. d. Ball and
Professor Leon d. Bachelor OF the Utah
school.
Can't PrOSecute.-Reports Of wat
cred" milk are being received by VIII
lard Hansen. state food and dairy COM
missioner. from ogden At the present
time, however, nothing viii be done
with the cases. IS Mr.. Hansen has been
unable to get any one OF the nine cases
which he now has pending in ogden be-
fore any judge
buried NJ Murrny.-The body OF Fred
Wolff. OF Pueblo. Colo. who dropped
dead in the Coy rooming house in Muir
ray Tuesday evening. will be Inferred
I'm the South Cottonwood cemetery at
Murray. Word was received from his
daughter. Mrs. !. II. Miller. of Pueblo.
Colo. yesterday with regard to the dis
position Of the body.
whitaker Is Lcuicnt.-Leniency Of tire
court. due to their youth. is responsib bic
for the freedom OF r. Phillips and ~.
Brooks. salt Lake young men, who were
before Judge Whitaker yesterday on a
charge Of petit larceny. They were
found guilty and sentenced to six
months in Jail. after which the court
granted them paroles. with the condi-
ton that they report to the chief OF
police every thirty days during the ten
ure OF their sentence.
Ready Next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
school will be completed and ready Tor
regular class use by next Tuesday. &C
cording to reports made TO D. H. Chris
Jensen. city superintendent OF schools.
yesterday.
For Murray EShibit.-A committee
from the board OF governors OF the
Murray Commercial club has been APP
pointed to arrange for a display o
Murray products IN the Vermont build
ing.
Senator'S Secretary Here.-M. c. Hug
gett. Of Washington. ID. G. secretary to
Senator William Alden Smith Of Michi-
gan. together with Mrs Nugget and 1T
tie daughter. are in salt Lake on tHeir
several months spent in southern Call
fornia- They are registered at the
Knutsford and will leave for the east
this morning.
Use Monroe Wntcr-Jscob Mayleby
Of Monroe filed petition with the state
engineer yesterday to be allowed TO
use water from Monroe creek. Sewer
county. for the purpose OF irrigating
so acres Of land.
Farewell TO Snow-PriOr to his de-
parture for a mission TO the eastern
states. a farewell testimonial enter
tainment will be rendered TO Vivian
snow at the Seventeenth ward amuse-
ment hall tonight. program OF
eleven numbers, musical and elOcutton-
al. will be rendered.
Dean CoIInday 20 Speak-"How 70
Understand the Bible will be the theme
OF an address TO be delivered by Dean
Samuel r Colladay at the Pacific
Coast International conference. Broth
erhood Of 81. Andrew. to be held in
Portland. Oregon. September 8 TO II in
elusive. Dean Colladay's address viii
be made during the afternoon Of the
tirst day Of the conference.
Talks on Physical MsnhOOd--Dr.
Thmas Nicholson. secretary Of the
board OF education Of the Methodist
Episcopal church at New York. de
livered n lecture at the First NJ. e.
church last night on Physical Man
hood" He was heard by a large au-
dience.
For Disturbing Pcacc--N. 4. Hobbs
or % East Seventh South street was
arrested last night for disturbing the
peace. Hobbs. who was partially IN
tONicated was causing a general rough
house in his neiRnbOrhOod. When the
police went to take the man IN chars
he threatened to kill both Of them with
large piece OF iron.
No Water for spriukIiuE.-Sprink-
ling regulations win be enforced so
strictly for the next two or three
weeks that any one playing a garden
hose IS liable to prosecution. according
to Thomas Holiday. superintendent OF
vaterworkS. Mr.. HOLIDAY said last
night that the conduits from Farley $
canyon and Big Cottonwood were not
getting enough water to fill them. and
the streams are drying UP rapidly.
Water Tax Complnlnts.-The water
works committee Of the city council
will meet again Tuesday Of next week
to hear complaints on water tax assess
ments. and the last meeting OF this
committee as board OF equal iZation
will be held on Friday afternoon OF
next week.