The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-11

streets for 100000 worth OF school
| bonds Mr.. Cannon offered the site for
$4,000 worth or school bonds at par.
American Party ROoSt.-David c.
Dunbar. American county chairman,
has opened American party headquar-
! ters IN his office on the second floor
| OF the d. +. Walker building Later. il
more room is found 10 be necessary, the
base of operations viii be changed.
Controls Both StOres.-L. o. Naylor
has purchased the stock OF James +.
! street, and this store, as well as an
other at 569 Second avenue, will be
run under the NaylOr management in
| the future.
VIII Go 10 PrOVO.-GOvernOr William
Spry, State Treasurer David MattsOn
/ and State Auditor Jesse ID. JeWkes will
/ go 10 Provo today for a meeting of the
state board OF insanity.
Temperature IL Normal.-The tenn
| peratures throughout all of the states
I west Of the Rocky mountains are now
about normal. In the past twenty-four
/ hours no rain has fallen in this district,
| except at Durango. Colo, where a
slight rain fell Tuesday night. There
/ are no i1dicati lions for general showers
/ in Utah. but there may be some local
showers in some parts of the state to-
/ day
Kiosk at Postoffice.-At the next
meeting OF the city council A. II.
/ Thiessen, director of the local weather
| bureau, viii ask 10 place a kiosk in
front OF the pOstOffice. AS soon as per
mission is granted the kiosk Will be
shipped from Washington, ID. c., and
VIII be in place TWO weeks later.
bridge over JOrdan.-Members of the
board of county commissioners visited
q 10 Haa fNuwH -
with the town authorities regarding
the erection of a bridge across the JOr-
dan river. The commissioners in
formed the Midvale people that the
county was ready to join in the bridge
building enterprise as soon as Midvale
was ready TO assume its share Of the
expense.
Mark futile ArriVes-Aiark futile.
county clerk for Emery county, arrived
in Salt Lake yesterday TO spend a few
days as guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Jesse d.
Jewkes.
Won't Receive Benefit.-The Salt
Lake Route has filed a protest with
I the city council against paving extern
sion No $50. which means an assess
ment of s4.ls5 against the railroad if
il is put through. The railroad con-
tends that it VIII receive no benefit
from the proposed improvements.
Want BridGe.-Residents of Lin
coin avenue presented a petition TO the
city council yesterday asking for a
bridge across Emigration Canyon creek
at Lincoln avenue. The petition was
sent 10 Councilman J. ". Mckinney, /
who viii Introduce ii at the meeting OF
the council tonight
Two Thousand are IdIe.-That there
are 1900 idle men in Salt Lake is the
assertion of Captain N. NJ. Woods of
the Salt Lake Charity association, who /
has Just returned to Salt Lake from his
vacation. ]
eau for Coal Bids.-The board of
education issued another call for coal |
bids yesterday for the city schools for
the season OF lSlO-lSll, asking bids on /
mine run. mine slack pea and lump /
coal, delivered at buildings as re- ]
quired.
Had wOrm-Eaten AppIes.-Hyrum /
Brady. fruit dealer, was fined IS in |
police court yesterday morning on a l
charge or having infected fruit in his 4
possession. 1t was alleged that Brady /
permitted worm eaten apples 10 be /
mixed with sound apples.
Mcpherson 10 be ReIeased.-H r. 4
Mcpherson. who was arrested in ogden /
on charge OF completely in the bur-
glary OF the residence OF ]. B. Cosgriff 4
July 25 viii be released today. Charges ]
against Mcpherson were filed upon in
Of.
the eX-convict, who confessed TO the /
robbery. Mcpherson says he will re-
main in Salt Lake TO furnish testimony
against Soulard.
Held to District COurt.-Wnliam
Walsh, alleged 10 have attempted 10
burglariZe the store OF John EscOmone
$40 West Second South street, July %,
in company with Clyde Lloyd was
given a preliminary hearing IN police
court yesterday morning. He entered
a plea Of not guilty and was bound over
TO the district court in the sum of
$1,000.
Sells Impure sInk.-Nolan McHan. a
dairyman, was fined sac for selling
adulterated milk by Judge J. J. Whit
aker IN ponce court yesterday morning.
Thrown Into Lake.--David Alton
foreman OF the powder gang of Banks
& Sons al Garfield, was arrested early
yesterday morning above Saltair depot
on a charge OF having thrown Babe"
Rivers, former proprietor OF the Amer
lean house. In the waters of Salt lake
tuesday night
Pleads Not Guilty.-Harry Kent. who
was arrested several days ago on a
charge Of the larceny Of three bottles
OF whisky in transit at the o. S. L.
freight depot. pleaded not guilty before
Judge j. ]. Whitaker in police court
yesterday morning. He will be given
his hearing today.
Davis Denies Charge J. Davis
who was arrested Sunday morning
while attempting 70 break into the
MOXum bar, entered plea Of nor
guilty in police court yesterday morn
ing 10 a charge OF burglary in the sec
Ond degree He win be given his pre-
liminary hearing August %. Bail was
fixed at $500.
No banquet too large, no party too
small, Ship Restaurant. Saltair.