The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-26
CITY BREVITIES

CIIf BIKE les
JOnN BUktOhD anu Albert Thomas
were found guilty in Judge j. M. BOW
mans court yesterday morning OF the
ill treatment of their horses by permit
ting them to travel over icy paving,
smooth shOd, and were each Ilned 40
THE L. D S. UNIVERSITY was closed
yesterday for fumIgaJiOn purposes,
case of smallpox having developed
Thursday. 1t will reopen Monday.
THE LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS yes
terday were $Sl9Sl5.Sl, as compared TO
$50, 1861 for the corresponding day OF
last year.
HENRY SMITH and W. I. Spear, ar
rested seeral weeks ago on charge
OF dispOsing of mOrtgaged property, We're
found not guilty in Judge +. NJ. Bishop
court yesterday afternoon.
STATE NINE INSPECTOR J. E. PET
TIT has returned from a trip to the
KeniiwOrth coal mines, where he went
TO Investigate the death of an Italian
coal miner Baptste MIlanO. He found
that death was due to carelessness.
MRS. J. S. CUNNINGHAM and Mrs. Carr
Madsen of Garfield entertained few
OF their friends Wednesday evening al
the home of the latter. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Three tables OF
five hundred were played. The guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Berkeley Olsen, MIR.
and Mrs. d. D. MOffett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleet Parsons, J. S. Cunningham, h.
5. NOnes, Mrs Clarence Dresser, Carl
Madsen.
MRS. CHARLES II. PIERCE and daugh-
ter Cora have gone to Bingham Canyon
for a few days to visit the former
husband, Charles II. Pierce, superInten-
of 1nlanRn0ont
pany
INFORMATION regarding the where
abouts Of L. d. StaIlings is asked in a
letter received by Mrs Margaret Zane
NVitcher, county clerk, from W. G. Ram
sen of Fort Worth, Tex. Mr.. hansen
is a grandson of Stallings, and says the
last heard OF the old man was IN SAT-
Lake.
A MASS MEETING will be held IN Fed
Grafton of Labor hall this evening, at
which time the citizens committee,
named TO devise ways ana means UI
combating the high cost OF living, VIII |
be ready to make its report. Ihe mat
ter of the COmmOnWeal Industrial com !
pany store will then be presented ana
in all likelihood, steps taken toward Us
formation.
THE CONDITION of President John R. |
Winder is gradually improving Dut
there has been no radical chanSe IOI
the better. For the last Few DAY 5 ne
has rested better than at any time our
ing his illness.
FRANK RAYMOND, a half-breed Indian, !
will spend 80 days in the county jan /
for the larceny OF Diankel from III, /
horse belonging to William Soils. Inc
Indian said he thought he needed the |
blanket more than the horse.
added to the herd at the state prison 1
yesterday.
A. TEDESCO acted as IN /
terpreter for Mike Costanzo, Doth Ilae-
ians in a suit against the p5hNSL q
Rio Grande company between July ana /
February last, and brought suit IN the |
civil division of the city court Ses'SI-
dav for 500 for this service
HENRY GARDNER, presl- |
dent of the senate in the last IeglSla- |
t1lre was in from Spanish Fork yester- /
day on business
ROBERT GARDINER was sentenced to |
serve one year in the state PRISON py /
Judge T. D. Lewis Of the district court /
yesterday after pleadlhg suli dS ~ AZ
charge Of burglary in the second u5-
gree. He broke into Grover Hansen |
house on Eddings street, Murray on /
January Is.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY left yes
terdav afternoon for Brigham City to /
address the meeting of the county Iar- /
mers' institute last night.
OFFICERS of the board of education and |
ianitors in the employ of the board, viii |
be paid today, the officers receiving ST. /
Az 81 and the ianitOrs s.. S73.75. Teach |
ers and principals were paid yesterday. /
THE WEST JORDAN Manufacturing & |
Mercantile company filed SUIT II Inc /
district court Yesterday against George |
and John DOcas to collect $452.5O, claimed |
to be due for goods and merchandise !
furnished between April and July, 1919. /