The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-19
CIT Y BREVI7IES

hroctn ninfton on HrtdEe-The proCla-
nation OF President William II. Taft
setting aside the Rainbow Natural
Bridge In the southeast corner or Utah
as a national monument. was received
~ the united States land office yester-
day. In addition TO setting aside the
natural bridge as national monument
the proclamation also sets aside $50
acres OF land as part Of the reserve.
Complaint Against woOd-In a com
plaint issued from the county -attor-
ney's office yesterday Frank Wood, the
negro who tried to kin Patrolman J.
American house In Commercial street
wednesday morning, was charged with
assault with intent to commit muir
der.
Vendor ~ ExOneratcd-In a decision
by Judge J. NJ Bowman IN police court
yesterday morning. r. Kanakos. a
| Green ice cream vendor was exon
Grated OF the charge OF selling impure
Ice cream contrary to the pure food
ordinance Evidence showed that an
error had been made In his arrest.
Barber Charged with As-auIt-wn-
/ Ham Tullas, who was arrested Friday
night after he had stabbed Walter
scissors. was charged with assault and
/ battery In a complaint issued by As
sistant City Attorney W. 5. Dalton yes
terday morning.
svede- nj Lagoon - The Swedish
Brotherhood OF America and Sister
hood Linnea viii celebrate their an
nual midsummer outing at Lagoon. next
| Thursday. The program Will consist OF
all kinds Of sports and singing OF
the national songs. Prizes ranging up
TO $500 Will be given away.
Next Years SchoIar-hips-Preside
Joseph T. kingsbury Of the University
| OF Utah notified the state superintendent
Of public Instruction yesterday that
scholarships and III college grade
| scholarships for next year. These
| scholarships are awarded By the state
/ board OF education on recommendations
/ from the various county superinten-
dents OF schools.
/ Liberty Park outinE-Evergreen
,odge No. l5l, Fraternal Union Of
America, VIII have an outing tomorrow
at Liberty park A program OF athletic
sports has been arranged
signal Officers Return-Captain E
/ Leroy Bourne and Lieutenant Paul
/ Armstrong returned yesterday from
/ Fort Deavenworth. Kansas. where
/ they attended the army signal school
/ for a month.
Temperature ut OO-The temperature
| yesterday. according 90 the weather
| bureau bulletin, reached ninety degrees
j
| OF hottest days" The hottest day
this summer brought out a record OF
Woman Sends n Check-In apprecia-
tion OF the rapid work OF the fire de-
| partment Monday night in preventing a
serious fire In her residence Mrs. W
NJ. OBrien. First avenue and @ street.
sent the Firemen's Relief association
a check for $40 yesterday.
Druggist Gets jail sentenee-John
NJ Doun Of the Doull Drug company.
SSS Main street, found guilty OF violat-
ing the sunday liquor ordinance two
| weeks ago, was sentenced to serve so
days IN jail by Judge J. NJ Bowman
IN police court yesterday forenoon.
Doull was arrested by Patrolmen W. IT.
IHcndricksou and II. IT, Woodward. Mr.
Douu was given ten days in which to
appeal the case.
Funeral Of Frank ROSe-The funeral
| OF Frank Rose OF Mammoth was held
az II O'Clock yesterday morning from
St Mary's cathedral. In attendance
were zoe members Of St Joseph's com
mandery or Midvale. Headed BY Held's
band the delegation escorted the body
to the grave. Interment was In Cal
vary cemetery.
Zimmerman-Cook MarriaEe-Albert
Zimmerman and Miss Nettie Quale
Cook. 1906 South West Temple street
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lips Congregational church az high
noon yesterday.
Weeks Building PermIts-BuIldins
permits issued by A. 3. Hlrth. CITY
/ building Inspector during the last
week show a total estimated cost OF
$4,000. the total number OF permits
being Is.
Guilty Of Law vfoIation-C. w. Mil
Ter, the Murray baseball man has been
: adjudEed guilty by jury. OF violating
the fire ordinance by erecting and
! maintaining a barn within the restrict
ed fire limits. The case has been be-
fore court there for more than two
years and the defendant has paid a
, number OF fines. The barn still re-
mains contrary to the ordinance and
complaints we're filed regularly citine
the defendant 20 appear before the
, Justice. The legality OF the ordinance
has always been questioned.
Governor TO sPeHk-Governor WI
liam Sprv viii address the people n
evening. The ward choir and Morris
81 orchestra have prepared special must
and an excellent program
DIR. CoIIinEe To TnIk-Dr James Col
! ilnge VIII lecture this evening at
o'clock on -MaEic-Black and White: o
) the Occult-Constructive and Destruc
tive"
EngnEemenf T. Aanouneed-Mrs
". Birmingham. 4 South Sevenh ives
street. announces the engagement o
her daughter. Ruth Louise. 70 Rex F
Porcher. the marriage to take plac
. next month.
Ill Talk NJ Liberty Pnrk-Phillip Engle
national organizer. will address a meet
ing OF the Industrial Workers OF IN
World at Liberty park from 20
O'Clock this afternoon. The meetin,
, has been calid BY the I. W. ". TO pro
test against the restriction Of the free
dom Of the press.
Miner Dies Of Dropsy-Richard 4
Chope. aged IS. formerly a foreman. 4
mines at Eureka. Utah. and Phoebe
New. died OF droDsy shortly after