The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-30

ton and fined $50. Two arrests We're
made Saturday at Smithfield for shoot
ing pine hens. The men were taken be-
fore the justice at Smithfield and fined
500 each.
VIII Talk 10 Professor
Levi Edgar Young Of the department of
history of the University of Utah has
received an invitation TO deliver an ad-
dress before the American Historical
association. which Will be held At
Berkeley, Cal, November IS and ID.
Professor Young has not as Vet decided
upon the subject on which he Will
speak.
Edward Carries Gun-Edward Ray,
who claims 90 be a private detective,
was fined So by Judge J. j. Whitaker
In police court yesterday morning,
charged with carrying concealed
weapons. Ray saws that he lives in
Midvale and has found it necessary 10
carry a revolver TO avoid being held up.
Court Price ON Peas-Bert bingham
and Art Sills We're each fined $50 by
Judge J. J. Whitaker in police court
yesterday on charge of larceny OF
nineteen cans of peas from the base
menU of the Eclipse grocery store.
Neither bingham nor Sills has funds,
and viii have to work out their SEN
tence at the rate of 81 per day.
Pleads Not GuiIty-Andrew Morphis,
who was arrested in West Second South
street Friday by Patrolman Richard
Lyon on a charge of seducing young
girls with the purpose of interesting
them in life of the underworld, entered
a nlea of not guilty before Judge j. J.
Whitaker in police court yesterday
morning. The case was set for Sep
TENDER -. Morphis furnished $1,000
bail
Draws $40 for Fighting. ". Con-
nell, r.. j. Steel and +. j. Carly were
each fined $40 in police court yester-
day morning for fighting in X. W.
Chinn's restaurant in Commercial street
Saturday night.
Open Bids on BOnds-Bids for the
purchase of $4,000 worth of Murray
bonds will be opened at the session
of the Murray city council this even
ing. Some action viii be taken with
regard TO the revision OF the city Ordl-
nances. Mayor Bentz having pointed out
several suggestions.
Prepare to open SehOoI-MOre than
twenty principals of the Granite school
tendent B. W. Ashton Monday and
transacted business preparatory TO TIE
opening Of school.
Name New Assistant-Charles E. Rose
was appointed second assistant super
school yesterday 10 fill the vacancy left
by the release of Fred A. Game,
who retired on account Of heavy bust
ness pressure. William Stringham.
Alma Johnson and Charles L. Rose now
form the superintendency.
Tabernacle Choir RehearsaI-A spe-
cial rehearsal of the Tabernacle choir
was held last night, preparatory to the
taking of records next Thursday night
by the Columbia Photograph company.
The machine, in parts, which is to take
the records, arrived yesterday after
noon.
Stocking Streams Is Begun-Fred W.
Chambers returned yesterday from
Cache county where he has been with
100000 trout fry. The trout were plant
ed in the streams of the county with a
loss of less than one per cent. An
other 800. 600 fry viii be taken TO Weber
county today to be planted in the vari-
Gus streams The planting of trout fry
in Salt Lake county will begin this
week. Most of the young fish will be
planted in the lakes at the head of Big
Cottonwood canyon.
Surveying Party LeaVes-A double
surveying party, in charge of r. e. l.
Collier and Ralph Gentry. left last night
for MOdena, where they will survey the
land north of MOdena and the state
line mining district. The party, which
is composed of fourteen men, will be
gone about six months.
LIndhulm Is DiseharEed-Gus Lind
hulm, who was arrested last week on
the charge. of illegally using an inter
state pass, was discharged by Judge j.
A. Marshall yesterday.
Revision of Study-Revision Of the
course of study for the schools of the
state will be discussed by a committee
of seven county superintendent of
schools who Will meet in the office Of
State superintendent \. &. Nelson to-
morrow morning. Inasmuch as a reprint
Of the course of study must be ordered
Immediately, there will be no extra eX-
pense in case a number of changes are
made.
Linden Changes Hands.-Sinee the
remOdeling of the Linden hotel. in East
Third South street the hOstelry has
changed hands again and is now under
the management of Mrs. H. T. Barton.
The property is leased from the Auer-
bach estate for five years with privi-
llege of renewal. The Linden was for
merly managed by Mrs. Ida Nj. God
man-Arroll.
Entertains Relief COrPs.-The James
& Mexican ". r. c. Will be entertained
by Mrs. Mahnken at her home, 3465
Seventh East. Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Mahnken will be assisted by Mesdames
Mossup, McCarty. Nickerscn, Melon
nell and Patterson
Victim Doesn't Appear.-Lucy Bell,
cOlOred was aTraigned in the justice
court of r. NJ. Bishop. yesterday aft
ernOOn, charged with the larceny Of
| $40 from William smith, white. Smith
failed TO appear in court and the col
ored woman was released.