The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-16


over the previous force, and work is
going on as though there had been no
strike at all
FEARING that he was about to come
down with smallpox, Fred Morford, one
of the quarantine inspectors of the
board Of health. telephoned to the Of
flee yesterday that he had quarantined
himself at his home, ia South Fourth
West street. Mr.. Morford has been
Quarantining many smallpox cases lat
ly, and 1t is believed he caught the
bug
WHEN JOHN FUREY was brought be-
fore Judge. I. ID. Lewis of the district
court, yesterday, TO be sentenced, the
court granted an extension until April
for the passing of sentence. turey
was found guilty last week OF robbery
of Finch's cafe last fall. On April
a motion for a new trial will be made.
A. W. EKsTRAND has brough. suit for
divorce in the district court, charging
that his wife, DoFothea Ekstrand. de-
serted him on June ), 1898, ana mas
since lived apart from him. They We're
married in San Francisco on May Z,
1903 and came to Salt Lake on June !,
1906 Four days after landing here, Mrs.
Ekstrand packed up and left, the nus
band charges. There are no children
THE LOCAL, BANK CLEARINGS yes
terday were S1,O75, 1885, as Compared
with soOS 77223 for the corresponding
day of last year, q gain of $780, IZ6.l5.
SECRETARY ]. L. PERKES of the Salt
Lake Real Estate association yesterday
sent to the American office of the En-
cyclopedia Britannica information con
corning Salt Lake to be used in an eol-
ton which will soon go to press.
OPERATIVE R. l. GODDARD. in charge
of the United States secret service IN
Denver. has been IN Salt Lake Ior sew
eral days trying to run down IelIoW
who has been passing bogus golo Soll,
The counterfeit is said TO nave peen
crude. So far as known, but three
pieces were passed-two IS and one SID
pieces.
ANDRITs STETEs is charged with as
sauIt with a deadly weapon, in conf
plaint issued by the county attorney
YESTERDAY. II is charged that Stetes at
lacked j. H Hill with pick hanoIe-
which is the deadly weapon-and ne was
arrested yesterday
OWING to the inability Of DR.. A, Z:
Young state veterinarian, 10 ieaNe san
Lake at this time, the trip planned py
him and C. B. Stewart secre.a .iS u and
ITtah Wool Growers association, anu
Or F. f. Murray of the bureau OF am
,,,a1 ,rdmstrv to the southern part OF
tbe state, has been postponed untli lile
first of next week
THE CONTESTED condition in regard 10
mail from the west. on account OF tny
washoI1ts. has been relieved, and an
mail is being received at the SAT- LaAe
postoffice under normal conoluohs'
THE SALT LAKE POSTOFFlCE. mas
within a year shown gain of p 81 per
cent in business. 1t is the 1ttn cry
of its class in point or gain III lhe
United States.
MRS. IDA BENNETT, a former resl gem
of Salt Lake and mother OF Nellie ben
nett High school student, dled yes
terdav in Los Angeles. Decedent Sis
FER Mrs a. Kempton, 20 North First
west street. received a telegram yes
terday conveying the sad news.
pEpopTs were made at police head
quarters yesterday that four dogs nad
been poisoned by strychnine during me
night in the neighborhood OF SeVehtn
East and First South streets. one OF
the poisoned dogs IS a cothe oWheu ny
d. H Livingston
THE FUNERAL of Margaret c. Kelly
will be held at 2 O'Clock this AFTERNOON
from the residence, 462 South First west
street. Burial will be in the City ceme-
terry. Friends are invited.
FIRE CHIEF W. II. GLORE Will soon
start a campaign against moving pic
tlre houses that do not strictly comply
with the ordinances. Chief Glore says
that the highly inflammable films of
the picture machines are not properly
protected and that the exit law has
practically been ignored.
THE ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD has
mapped out a program of work for this
wear which is a most noteworthy thing
in railway activity. Millions of dol
lars have been spent during the last few
years for track Improvement, block sig
nails and equipment. and this year about
a million and a half will be spent in