The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

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which the place should be closed 50
that no one could be served.
4 CITY BREVITLES
Fined for doping Meaf-William
Woods. ir.. meat dealer at IS West
First South street, was fined $50 by
Judge J. J. whitaker in police court
Yesterday morning. on n charge OF adul-
teraung hamburger steak with chem
lcals. making a susceptible to rapid
freezing. Woods tried 90 lay the blame
on his butcher. but the court refused
to listen to such explanations.
browns I'm Ditch-Glcn Howard Bau-
den. the 5-year-old son OF Thomas
Bauden. MIL Creek farmer. was
Ninth East and Fifteenth South streets
Tuesday afternoon Life had been ex-
tinct about thirty minutes when tire
body was found by some boys. passing
l the ditch The funeral VIII be held
| from the family residence at O'Clock
this afternoon.
BaHLers Meet ToniEht-The first
meeting Of the season Of the local chap
| ter of the American Institute Of Bank
/ ing viii be held in the Commercial club
mas been arranged for the meeting
Much interest is being taken by the
members and II is planned 20 make the
coming years meetings especially in
| structive.
Keeps Rad DoE-Frank Anderson.
charged with keeping a mischievous
| dog. viii be given his hearing In po-
I lice court this morning. II IS alleged
I that the Anderson dog bit Earl Han
| cock. son OF g. II. Hancock. The
latter is the complainant.
80 All HaIIew.-wJth heavy en-
rollment All Hallows college opened
I for the school year yesterday morning.
/ The heaviest enrolment is in the gram
I mar grades and 70 IS expected that che
! total enrolment will reach LIS pupils
y before tonight. Many OF these are new
I students. a number Of which come
I from the adjoining states. The classes
were organized yesterday and the cut
/ line OF the school work for t1e year
/ was gone over carefully.
Fined for shoetInE-Upon recon-
/ mcndati0n Of Assistant County Attor-
/ ney J. r. Bowman. In police court yes-
| terday morning. the charge OF assault
! With intent 20 Kill against r Brooks.
/ who shot Gus Eklund during a dispute
1 40 Ninth East street and Harvard ave-
| nue.. August %. was changed 20 as
I sault and battery. In the examination
/ or Brooks 10 developed that he had
been I'm frequent disputes with Elslund
l and that the shooting vas In d measure
/ iustifiable. Brooks pleaded guilty 20
/ a charge OF assault and battery ind
Steal Clean CIothr--Rurclars en-
I tered the Paris Cleaning works. al
/ South state street. early yesterday
I morning and stole four suits OF
I clothes and two pairs Of trousers. They
/ gained entrance by breaking through
I rear window. one or the burglars
| Is said TO have made a lightning change
/ In the course OF the robbery. a suit Of
/ shabby clothes being left on the floor
I 81 the cleaning works IL is the third
I time within a year that the Paris
/ Cleaning works has been burglarized.
In Murray SchooIs-'The total enroll
| ment Of the Murray schools IS $50. ycs-
| tcrday individual reports were made
/ BY instructors at all schools. At the
I Arlington school 40 students ere reg
I istered. EiEhty-six are IN attendance
at the Hillcrest school on Tie west
side. 81 at the Liberty and 50 AZ the
I Pioneer I'm the Lovendahl district. This
! number Is about the same as last year
Paw Day ut Wurray.-It is pay day
I at the American smciter IN Murray
| checks for last months work
Merle Horr FunernI.--The funeral OF
Merle. the twO-year-old daughter OF =.
I. Horr OF Murray. who was accident
ally drowned in water barrel Monday.
was held yesterday afternoon from the
| family residence in Murray. Burial
was I'm South Cottonwood cemetery.
NIKE ZuEeI y Bankrupt.-A petition
and schedule I'm bankruptcy were filed
| with the clerk Of the federal court yes
| tcrday by Mike ZuEel. n bartender Of
Tooele. Zugel owes si.0i2.f0, while his
assets are S1.0Sf.20. but n considerable
portion OF HIS assets consist OF money
due him which he cannot collect.
W. G. r.. 4. MeetinE.-The monthly
meeting Of the W. {. T. L. will be
held at the home OF Mrs. Hoffman. 724
Major avenue. Seventh south. between
Main and state streets. Friday, Sep
TENDER 9. at 2:3O o'clock.
XIII off the FIles.-In an effort 10
prevent the propagation OF flies the
state board OF health is sending copies
OF proposed ordinances to every city
and town In Utah suggesting that the
municipalities enact them Into laws.
Under the measure uggcsted-known
&c n model" law-stringent rcstric-
tions viii govern all breeding places OF
flies. and wherever possible these
breeding places viii be done away with
|, Miss EardIey's FunersI.--The funeral
OF Miss Rose Eardley. late OF Stafford
| shire. England. was held at I o'clock
yesterday afternoon at the Third ward
, chapel. Bishop y. W. T1ardley presided.
and the house was filled with friends
OF the deceased's relatives. Addresses
were made by Edward IT. Esrdley. John
Scoviiie, John a EErdley, Elder Card
ncr and Roscoe ". Eardley. The grave
| at the cemetery was dedicated by Jo-
pallbearers: Reuben II. Esrdley. Ed
ward =. Midgeley. John W. Eardiey
Roscoe W. Eardlcy and Edward ]
Eardiey.
Governor mt brigham Cttys-Governor
william SDry and his secretary. John
X. Hardy. spent yesterday at Brigham
| city. The Governor. with State Audi
tor Jesse ID. Jew<es and state Treas
urer David Mattson. comprising the
state board OF insanity. viii meet at
Provo today.
Must Serve Scntencc.-"Babe~ Rivers
who was sentenced 20 serve six months
I'm the city jail on charge OF vagrancy
! Inr. nnr L. I'm the Al. rl-L .r.--ra