The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-28

Law Concerning AppieS--Nlth the
arrival Of Early Harvest. Red Astra-
chan and Yellow Transparent apples,
J. g. Stay, county horticultural in
spector. is calling the attention OF the
fruit growers. wholesale dealers and
retailers. to the law governing the
handling Of such fruit. The Utah laws
bar from the Utah markets all apples
infected with any scale or any show
ing the presence OF larvae or Goblin
moths.
BeardsIey Case POstponed--The case
Of Orrin Beardsley. who is in Los An
geles and seeking to fight eXtradition
TO Utah on a charge OF theft, was con-
tinued again for another week by Gov
Beardsley's attorney will have another
hearing and by that time he hopes TO
governor to refrain from seeking eX-
tradition
Army Officers Arrive. Captain
Frank Hines Of the coast artillery, sta
toned at Fort Wadsworth. New York.
and Lieutenant Charles Hines, who has
Just graduated from West Point and
have arrived in salt Lake on leave OF
absence for visit with their parents
Mrs. wetzeII Beaves-AIrs. W. A
wetzen left yesterday for Los Ange-
les, from where she will take steamer
TO Seattle to join her husband, Pro
fessOr Wetzell. A sister OF Mrs. Wet
zeIl. Shannan Cumming. will join the
former at Portland and viii accom-
pany Professor and Mrs. Wetzell on
two months trip TO Alaska.
Morris Family Northumberland
ants OF Elias, Richard. William Y. and
Hugh Morris will meet at Wandamere
Tbnrsdav afternoon and night in the
annual reunion Of the Norris family.
There will be a special program and
refreshments.
Funeral Of Mrs. smith.-The funeral
OF Catherine smith. wife OF ", J.
Cross hospital Sunday evening. follow
ing an operation. viii be held from St
Mary's cathedral this morning at 10
will meet at O'Donnelrs undertaking
at $3.50 a. m. to attend
the funeral. Interment will be in Cal
vary cemetery.
Catch Two Mt CarnivaI-R. II. Rob
fus and Arthur Goff. held as pfckpock-
n iS in walkers field last night by
Sergeant J. II. Johnston
Make Charge Grand Larceny.-F. S.
Talbot and Edward Sloan, who were
arrested by Deputy Sheriffs G. 4.
Schettler and Ed Palmer for stealing
P9oket tTsin J JTne Is. we're yesterday
charged with grand larceny in a com
plant issued from the office OF the
county attorney. The purse contained
SIS.
Rows and Matcbes.-A one-story tool
house owned by George Culley and n.
Buckley. $50 Second East street, caught
fire at 1880 O'Clock yesterday after
noon and burned to the ground before
the arrival Of the fire DEPARTMENT Loss
matches" is given as cause
Matches Ignite Hny-Boys playins
in the barn owned by Frank Fair
banks, 1868 Eleventh East street. set
fire to a quantity OF hay at 2:3O o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and before the
ing burned to the ground. me barn
was estimated to be worth Sl25 and
the hay $25-
Eagles Annual OutInE.-The tenth
annual outing Of the Eagles held the
boards at Saltair yesterday, and from
shortly after noon until the last train
left the resort. the members Of the Va
rious aeries Of the state, their wives
and families and sweethearts. enjoyed
themselves. The bathing was ideal
the temperature Of the water being 81
degrees, the warmest IL has been this
year.
Murray NJ LagOon.-The first annual
excursion of the Murray fraternal or
PLANTATIONS and the Murray fire de
partment viii be held at Lagoon Wed
nesday. July 10; The business houses
| Will close in order that all may attend
| the excursion.
| Hold Final MeetinE-The board OF
| county commissioners, sitting as
/ board OF equalization. held their Tina
/ meeting yesterday. Several hundred
| cases have been passed upon, but ther'
have been no cases involving larg'
| valuations.
New Club Mcmbcrs.-At a meeting o
the board OF governors of the Com
| mercial club yesterday, the following
| new club members were elected. II. w
| Sloan. Of the Agency company; Free
| w. Sudbury. manager r. L. Polk 4 Co.
Edward NJ Carrick. mining; William
| r. Sutherland. contractor and ID. II
| Lowe, Phoebe mining man.
Kent Pupils RccifnI.-Prof Charlie
Kent gave an interesting recital. at hi
home. 210 ] street last evening. 70
his rupils. Miss Lillian Branning an
Miss Dot Mcmillan. Many invites