The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-01

sENI listed FOR THE WAR is the title
Of the drama to be presented by the
Tenth ward school dramatic class Mex
Thursday and Friday nights at ths
Tenth ward amusement hail. The runo
obtained from the entertainments Is U
be used toward the erection OF new
Sunday school.
NETTTE MELIROY, J. Z. Magare ana
Thomas Hanson were erraigned IN po-
lice court yesterday morning, charS9o
with selling liquor without licenses IN
roouaing houses. On their plea IOr
time i'm which to prepare their cases, the
|. hearings of Mrs. Mellroy ana Magare
were set for March 2, while that or
Hanson will take place March 4.
A. D. ANDERSON, who was arrested in
Commercial street several days ago.
pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, IN
Judge J. NJ. Bowman's court yesterday
afternoon and paid a fine Of So.
THE CASE Of Albert Lehman, who is al
legged to have stolen a typewriter from
the L. c. Smith Typewriter company,
will be heard before Judge ]. NJ. Bow
man March l.
REPORTS of two feet of snow in st.
Anthony, Idaho, were brought to SAT-
Lake yesterday morning, when y. +.
Miller, of the presiding bishopric, re
turned to the city. He said that when
he left the town in Idaho winter sports
sIeighing and snow balling were the
order.
THE WESTERN PACIFIC is preparing
to take up its right-of-way into the
new Denver & Rio Grande depot, and
tracks will be laid as soon as possible.
The land between Fourth and seventh
West and South Temple and First
South streets will be cleared at once.
A GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT and ball
will be given by the Scottish clubs of
Salt Lake, Friday, March II, in the
knights of Columbus hail. Jennings
block, 211k West First South street.
THE MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERI-
CA will give musical tonight in the
Knights Of Pythias hall under the
auspices of the Excelsior camp quartet,
consisting of Charles L. CrOwton, Gil
bert Savage, IvOr ]. Brind Carl Weenig,
and Harry Allen accOmpanist.
THERE will be a meeting Of the Canad-
ian association of the Commercial club
rooms tonight, looking to a reorganiza-
ton Of the society.
]. NJ KIRKHAM is to succeed John NJ.
Harper as the business manager of the
Deseret Farmer. Lewis A. Merrill is
still TO occupy the editorial chair. Mr..
Kirkham is the editor and owner Of the
Lehi Banner.
THE little son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. Smith who has been i'll with pneu-
monia, is now reported out of danger.
THE CONTRACT for the concrete aque-
duct over Parley's canyon creek, near
Eleventh East and Twelfth South
streets was signed yesterday by Mayor
John S. Bransford. The contract was
awarded to the Moran Construction
company of Ogden. and the firm started
upon the work yesterday.
WESLEY E. KING, manager of the
American Surety company of New
York for Utah, Idaho, Montana and
Western Wyoming, returned yesterday
with his wife from a three weeks visit
to the East and is at home at 116 L
street.
THE DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS at
the regular monthly meeting. held last
night in the /. o. .. f. hall, discussed
plans for a social to be given in the
near future.
TWO WE'RE INITIATED at the regular
meeting of the Washable Tribe No. /,
Improved Order of Red Men, held last
night IN the l. o. o. +. hall. When the
campfire was kindled a full membership
responded to roll call.
AT THE REGULAR MEETING of the
Royal Highlanders last night in the
Federation of Labor hall two drill teams
were selected to compete for a prize al
later date.
| THE FRATERNAL UNION OF
AMERICA held one of its largest meet
ings last night in the /. o. o. F. hall
| A musical program was given.
THE REV. LOUIS s. -BOWERMAN will
, speak tonight at the services to be held
| in the Volunteers of America Gospe