The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-15
CITY BREVITIES

H. c. SMITH, deputy state fish and dairy
commissioner, who went to PARK ClIy
last Wednesday to investigate DAIRY
conditions, returned late Saturday night
and reported that the conditions were SO
bad that he issued peremptory orders
10 clean up, and will see that there Is
a great change by the time OF his next
visit.
WORD received yesterday from George
b Squires, commissioner Of insurance
here. from Los Angeles, where he is
spending a few months on account or
his health, states that he is doing Well
FRED W. CHAMBERS, state fish and
game commissioner, is expected to ar
rive here today from his trip to the
east and especially to New Orleans,
TO attend the national convention OF
fish and game commissioners
FUNERAL services were held in the
Murray First ward chapel yesterday
afternoon for Winds Fischer, young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fischer Of Mill
Creek. L. G. Miller, former bishop,
presided. InteTment was in the South
Cottonwood cemetery.
ROBERT GLEASON, who, it is al
legged, entered the house of g. Hansen
in Murray some time ago, and stole a
large quantity of goods, has been bound
over to the district court by Judge
Morck.
IN A SUIT filed in Judge Stanley A.
Hanks court yesterday, Miss Elizabeth
H HaughtOn asks damages in the sum
of SO from Fred A. Bollschweiter and
Marie Ronnard, prOprietOrs of the Cali
fOTnia Cleaning company. It is al
legged in the suit that the cleaning COM
pany dyed a skirt she had cleaned there
on January 81, the wrong color.
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z. W. AMY. arrested by Patrolman
George Phillips in Commercial street
Saturday night, was found guilty in
police court yesterday of the larceny
of three hens from A. A. Mer. He was
sentenced to serve thirty days in the
city Jail
ALBERT BENNETT. arrested by Chief
of Detectives George Sheets on First
South street, between Main and Com
mercial streets, Saturday night, when
he pointed a revolver in the face Of
Henry Bral, was released in police court
yesterday afternoon.
ALLEGED to be the man who stole tools
from a new building at No. 1877 North
Main street. Tony GOlliatt, an Italian,
was arrested at noon Yesterday by BIZ
cycle Policeman W. ". Griffin.
G. A. HUTCHINSON and Terry DonneIIy
pleaded not guilty to charges of incest
in Judge F. NJ. Bishops court yester-
day afternoon. In default of $1,000 and
$1,000 bail, respectively, they We're re
turned to the county Jail.
HUGH A. MMILLIN, district supervisor
of the census, is having his hands fun
attending to the examination papers
which were received at his office after
the recent test for obtaining enumer-
atOrs. There are about LOCO of these
papers. and on the basis of a good safe
time for examination it will require
about a month to look them over at the
present rate. The Washington office
has become impatient, however, it is
said, and there is something doing
every minute now in the office of the
commissioner
SERVICE OF PAPERS was made YES
terday by United States Marshal J. H.
Anderson in a case against the Alexan-
der Carriage Manufacturing company
Of Provo, alleged to be bankrupt, at the
instance Of the Sligo Iron Stove COM
pany Of St. Louis, the Central Rubber
company Of Chicago and the Holcker-
Elberg Manufacturing company of Kan
sas City. The first company has a
claim of $3.50 against the Provo COMPANY.
The claims Of the other two amount to
less than SEQ. The case is set for hear
ing before Judge Marshall in the fed
eral district court for Monday, Febru-
airy p. Attorneys for the plaintiffs are
bOOll5 Lee q DduSCI.
V. NJ. PRATT was acquitted of the charge
of failing to provide for his child, ROs-
ella Pratt, years old, after a short
trial before Judge T. D. Lewis of the
district court yesterday.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT was called
to a small blaze in the Gibson restau-
rant on East First South street, near
State, at o'clock yesterday morning.
Burning grease spread into the wood
work of the restaurant.
PATROLMAN EMIL JOHNSON is re-
ported to be rapidly recovering from the
attack Of pneumonia which has con-
fined him to his home for the past two
weeks
CARPENTER TOOLS valued at SIS, be-
longing to T. c. harrington, 142 North
West Temple street, were stolen from
a new building in Federal Heights early
yesterday morning, where Harrington
was at work.
A TEAM belonging to the Murray Meat
& Livestock company ran away on
South Temple street yesterday morning.