The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13

terday and drew a sentence OF two
years in the state peuitentisry.
Requisition Il Is-ued.-Governor VIII
liam Spry issued requisitiOn yester-
day on Governor A. g. Shallenberger Of
Nebraska for the return OF w. l. Sheath
and Helen Ellis, who are wanted IN
ogden for grand larceny. They are
now In jail at Omaha, and James Pen
der and 9. g. Brown of the ogden pO-
lice force, left yesterday to bring them
back for trial. The pair are charged
with stealing lot of wearing apparel
from Thomas G. Burt and other mem
bsrs Of his family at ogden, August %.
Grace HOrracIS's FunernI-Au Pyth-
Ian sisters are requested to attend the
funeral Of Miss Grace Horrocks. which
viii be held from the family home. 443
Grant avenue. at ~ o'clock noon, today.
Commissioner EstIu Here.-Commis-
Toner Thomas Estill. of Chicago. in
speCtor OF social and Industrial work
Of the Salvation Army for the western
territory OF the United States. was in
salt Lake last evening and was the
speaker at the Salvation Army hall on
West Second South street
DR.. Tyree Reads Pnpcr.-At the first
regular meeting Of the Salt Lake
County Medical society after the sum-
ner vacation, held last night at the
Commercial club. A paper was read
by J. y. Tyree whose subject was"Re-
cent Developments in the Cerum The
ory."
Inspect New GymnaSium.-Officia
OF the new Deserct gymnasium will
this evening throw the building open
the four stakes In salt Lake. their
counselors and members OF the high
council. the bishops Of the various
wards. together with their counselors.
taken through the building and the
various features of the big institution
Will be explained.
More Fish In Stream~-Joseph Smith.
deputy state fish and game warden. re-
turned yesterday from stocking streams
OF Juab county with 10000 trout fry
from the SDringville hatchery. over
10000 fry were also planted in Davis
county streams. Today Mr.. Smith VIII
leave for Millard and Beaver and other
where he will dump 10000 fry from
the Murray hatchery into the mountain
streams. Miah Day, game warden from rom
accompany Mr.. smith.
Hunter Has No LicenSe.-Charged
with hunting without a license. Phippl
PhasChutte. n Greek. was arrested on
Browns ranch. about three miles north
west Of salt Lake Sunday. The pris-
Oner has agreed 20 enter a plea Of
guilty and his fine will be imposed this
morning.
Inspect Cottonwood Mater-Ex-
Sheriff G. Frank Emery. recently ap-
pointed state sanitary inspector by the
state board of health. will leave this
morning for trip NJ Cottonwood can
yOn. where he viii investigate the sani-
tary conditions thought to be response
BILE for the typhoid epidemic in that
vicinity. .Mr Emery will make special
efforts to find contamination in the
water.
Edwards was arraigned i'm police court
yesterday morning, charged with at
tempting to pass a worthless check for
$40 on the SChramm-JOhnsOn Drug COM
pany. Edwards Is alleged to have pre-
tended that he was J. Weber. son Of
r. G. Weber or the Il. g. NJ. J.. as
he presented the check at the drug
store He furnished S25 bail and was
released. The hearing will take place
Thursday.
Old Hat Too Much.-Fred Glser was
arrested yesterday morning. charged
with disturbing the peace in Louis
Askubich's secondhand store. a. Com
mercial street Giser says that he was
unable to control himself when the
secondhand dealer tried 60 Introduce
n hat seven seasons old rs the very
latest fall style.
Break Traffic Laws.-Upon charges
OF violating the traffic ordinance. \. H.
TAYLOR. n farmer. Clarence Pardue, a
chauffeur. and John Whiting. Al Smith
and TT. LeiChner. teomsters, were ar
rested yesterday morning. They claimed
ignorance Of certain items in the latest
traffic ordinance. but Will be arraigned
in police court today.