The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-23
CITY BREVITIES

Delay la BoOkingS.-OWing TO delay
in completing bookings Tor eastern at
fractions. and the fact that The pro
posed lease of tae Auditorium on Rich
ards street 10 "A Los Angeles amuse-
ment company was NOT given. fhll >.
O'Nara. owner of the building, stated
last night that. until arrangements
were effected definitely for other al
fractions. the rink viii be used Tor
roller skating, and the seasqn VIII be
Gin Thanksgiving evening al t-dV
o'clock.
Fine Baby B0y-At II o'clock yes
terday mernlns a inc Dapy eoE wa
born To Mr.. and Mrs Claude A. Gray,
53S South Eighth East street. Mrs.
T. h. Knowles of Dayton, o., mother or
Mrs. GRAY. arrived in the city IN time
10 he among the first 20 welcome her
new grandson. Mr. Gray is OF the
firm OF e.. A. Gray a Co.
License More Cos1Iy,-nstead OF pay
inc $3.50 annually for a liquor license
ia Murray. the saloons must now pay
an additional S300 il they wish TO do
business al the Smelter CITY This law
went into effect yesterday
To Quiet TitIe.-E l.. Sheets and
Richard Howe yesterday brought SUIT
in the district court against the VEST
ern Loan & Savings company ana T.
w MadSen. seeking 10 quiet title 10
- feet OF ground in lot S, block 40,
plat a. The argument has arisen over
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the loan agency.
Case ON AppeaI.-The suit Of the
RandaU-Dodd Automobile company
sgainst lie Perfection Manufacturing
company, in which the automobile
company received judgment for Slfl.70
ia the city court, was filed Oh appeal
in the district court yesterday.
demurrer OVerruled.-ln the case OF
James H. EaWlius of Draper charged
HnnrH rrr.
,-ohn \. Marshall of the federal court
yesterday oVerFu.ed the demurrer OF
Attorney ". n. King. declaring the
Indictment insufficient and that the
court did not have Jurisdiction. The
demurrer was argued last week and
taken under advisement.
Indians TeStify-John Victor and
Henry Reaves. government Indian Of
ficers from the ShebiL Indian reter-
walton I'm the southern part OF the
state. appeared before the United States
grand jury Yesterday morning and OF
fered testimony in the liquor selling
eases now being considered by the
jury.
EmbnIInerS EXaHined.-Five appi-
cants for embalmers' licenses were Civ
en- examinations yestet day by Secre-
tary T. b. Beatty Of the state board
Of health. The examinations included
questions on anatomy. emoalming ana
sanitation. TIE results OF which VIII
be announced later.
smallpox Appenrs.-A ccording to re-
ports received at the office Of br. t,
y Beatty, secretary OF the state board
of health. there are a number OF small
box cases IN the southern part of the
state The disease has made It's ap-
pearance in Washington and Beaver
counties. though Of p light form, no
fatalities being reported
After FxhibIts-D. T. CoIlett. seere-
tary OF the Utah Manufacturers assoc
citation. left yesterday Tor Cache vai-
manufacturer OF that county in the
new Chamber of Commerce.
Charge DISmiSSed.-A charge Of
grand larceny against T. G.. Culver was
dismissed by Judge J. J. Whitaker in
police court yesterday morning on the
ground of insufficient evidence. Cul-
yer was alleged 20 have robbed J. II.
Whalon OF SIS az the Crescent roOming
house one month ago.
Hoy Il CaHsht.-Oscar Mower. aged
IS. who ran away from Springville sew
eral days ago because his father failed
10 furnish him sufficient funds for
candy and soda water, was taken into
custody by the police OF Salr Lake
yesterday morning, while soiourains
~ the home or his uncle. Joseph Van
NalkeubWrg $50 Roosevelt avenue. Ac-
cording 60 Instructions from Spring
vile Shortly after the capture. Young
Mowe~ viii Hava u work for "a living
and stay az home in Che future.
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