The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-15
CITY BREVTTLES

SUPERVISOR OF CENSUS HUGH A.
MMILLIN left yesterday for San
pete, Grand and Emery counties on
business connected with the taking
OF the census. During his absence
FRANK M Eloredge, assistant super
visor. will be in charge. Supervisor
McMillin will return Tuesday.
TWO INSURANCE COMPANIES were
admitted to practice IN the state yes
terday. They are the North River
Fire Insurance company of New York
and the London Casualty and Acct
dent company of London.
THE TRIAL Of former Postmaster
Frank Hanson of Fillmore, charged
with arson, will be reopened tonor-
row morning before Judge John A.
Marshall in the federal court
WARDROBE BROTHERS of Garland
filed petitions of bankruptcy in the
United States district court yestey-
day. The liabilities of the partner
ship amount to 1852, with no assets.
James r. WardrOp. member of the
firm, gives his assets as 1855, which
is exempt, and owes nothing. He
asks to be discharged from the part
nership- Collin Wardrop gave his
liabilities as s237. 80 and his assets
as S4O5, which are exempt.
u O-N CO-IE A@<Al-N4 OF JOHN TO
County Attorney Job P. Lyon yes
terday, warrant was issued for the
arrest of Jerry Shea for grand lar
ceny- Flynn charges that Shea
stole his pOcketbOOk, containing two
dimes and nickel and some papers
of the value of S36.
FOLLOWING the custom of the city in
past years to make an appropria-
ton Of 500 to assist the local c.
IN r.rflN oTv-
Memorial day, a petition was yes
terday filed with the city council
for that amount.
THE WILL Of the late James McTernav
was yesterday admitted to pro-
bate in Judge 7. d. Lewis court BY
order of the courts. Edward o.
Howard and Patrick Ryan were ap-
pointed as executors.
AT ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL this
morning a class of 175 children will
be confirmed at the II o'clock mass
Prior to the exercises of the day
Bishop Seaman is to entertain 300
children Of the parish at breakfast
In the basement of the cathedral. One
hundred and fifty persons will par
take of holy communion at the 9
o'clock service. and special musical
programs have been prepared for
both services.
HEBER J. GRANT has made a gift of
$1,000 to the endowment fund of the
l. D. s hospital, which will be es-
pecially devoted to the needs of the
worthy poor.
THE RELIEF SOCIETY SCHOOL OF
NURSES, class of 1910, will hold
commencement exercises at the Re
lief society headquarters in the
Bishops building Thursday evening.
May 90. Admission will be by invi-
tation only.
AN ADDRESS Will be given in the
Twenty-fourth ward this evening by
Joseph Burdette, state parole agent.
on the evils that drive children to
the state Industrial school.
A PARENTS MEETING will be held
at the Lafayette school Friday, May
20, under the auspices of the educa-
tionaI committee of the Federation OF
Women's clubs. A program has been
prepared, which will include talks by
superintendent D. II. Christensen and
Mrs. Lydia 3. Alder.
THE NATIONAL. BANK OF THE RE-
PUBLIC yesterday filed suit in the
district court against n. W. Gud-
mundson and wife to foreclose
chattel mortgage securing note for
S272- In addition to this amount the
plaintiff sues for $50 attorneys fees.
JUDGE AND MRS. ALEXANDER
MINISTER left yesterday for st.
Louis to attend the American con-
vention of charities and corrections.