The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-20


sell, March 20, 1910.
buys Peabody HOme-The home of
Mrs Mary Peabody at Second avenue
and Virginia streets was transferred
yesterday TO Albert Smith for $4,000.
The transfer was made by 5. Fl. Dowse,
through the Richter agency. The home
is a ten-roOm modern brick and will be
used as residence by Mr.. Smith.
Inspects Survey COntracts-D. b. Mil
Ter Of the United States land office at
Washington, d. G, left Friday for Lund.
where he will begin an investigation OF
the contract surveys in southern Utah.
In company with him are two deputy
surveyors. II is the purpose OF the de-
partment 10 make a final cleanup OF
all of the contract survey work in
southern Utah ana get the field open
for new survey work by the govern
ment surveyors.
Sanitary Tomato Pack-The recent
investigation made into the condition
of creameries and canning factories
in Utah by the state food and dairy
commission showed that all Of the
Utah factories are in excellent cOndi
ton. The new tomato scalders which
have recently been installed in the
Utah canning factories are doing excel
lent work and the tomato pack this
year will be the most sanitary which
has ever been put out by the Utah fac
tories.
Jumps Out by HimseIf-W. J.
Thomas. formerly with the Rowan IL
Thomas Real Estate company has dis
solved partnership and will soon open
an office under the name of the
Thomas Real Estate company.
Make a SubdiVisiOn-The property Of
Mary J. Miller, widow of the late James
r. Miller located near Ninth East and
Seventeenth South streets, was trans
ferred yesterday TO the j. X. Miller
Real Estate company for $4,000. The
j. r. Miller company is composed Of
the heirs TO the estate of the late ].
r. Miller The transfer was made for
the purpose of an investment. It is
the purpose of the company in the near
future TO cut the property up into city
lots and make another subdivision in
that district.
In DepIOrsbIe Conditional. c. Smith.
deputy food and dairy commissioner,
returned yesterday from an inspection
of the slaughterhOuses of Castle Gate,
Winter Quarters. ScOfield and Sunny
side He reports that the slaughter
houses were in the most deplOrable
condition. Written notices were left
with the prOprietOrs TO clean up. II
they do not obey the orders they Will
be prosecuted.
Reward Ont for HuBby.-A communi-
cation received by Sheriff Joseph Z.
Haines, of NOrtonville. Kansas. stated
that a reward of 500 would be paid
for information leading to the location
of her husband. r. NJ. Haines, who dis.
appeared last June. When last heard
of the man was in the real estate bust
ness In Wagner. Oklahoma. though he
was reported TO have been seen on
a west-bOund train passing through
Sheridan Lake, Colorado
Rev. and Mrs. Simpkin HOme.-ReV.
and Mrs. p a. Simpkin returned yes
terday from a seven weeks vacation
al Santa Monica, Cal The greater part
of the time while on the coast was
spent in fishing, bathing and having
general good time.
Maxwell Post Meets.-Maxwen Post
No. 3. Department of Utah, q. A. r.,
will hold its regular meeting this eve
ming at o'clock.
Geddes Property SOId.-The property |
of Theron Geddes, on the northeast cor |
ner of East South Temple and l. streets, |
was transferred Thursday to HallOran- |
Judge company and later 10 ]. Frank |
Judge for $4,000.
Pays $4,000 for HOme-The home |
of Anna Merritt. on the northwest cor |
ner of Third South and Sixth East |
Letitia Anderson for $4,000.
Arrange for Recommendations
will be a special meeting of Camp Z. /
A. WedgwoOd, United Spanish War Vet |
Grams. Tuesday evening in the office of /
the Elite Cleaning and Tailoring COM /
pany, over the Western Arms, when /
arrangements will be definitely made |
tend the national encampment August /
% to August 81 All comrades are 1
urged to be present.
Took Him Ten Days.-Dr. A ]. Ridges
denies that he is responsible for failure |
TO report four cases of typhoid fever /
in the Higley family at GA South |
Eleventh East street. He says that it |
took him ten days to determine that |
the illness was typhoid fever. and that
II sometimes requires that length OF |
time or more to determine the nature |
of disease.
VandaIs Grab Furn;ture.-Some men,
supposed to be soldiers ON their way
to the fort, have created excitement
along East Second South street by TAX
ing porch chairs from houses and /
them some distance away. de-
posting them in the street and on the /
sidewalks. Not content with merely |
carrying them off. they remmed their
the chairs. From one porch they took
a go-cart and it was found entirely
demolished, yesterday morning.
Stuns by ScOrpiOn.-Alyin B. Smith,
Sixth West and Eleventh South streets,
may lose the little finger on his left
hand the result OF poison from the
bite OF a scorpion, which he received
while attending the races al Layton a
month ago. Medical treatment has
failed TO give relief, and the poison has
acted in a most peculiar manner, caus-
ing great Jumps TO rise on his arm and
shoulder.
POLICE COURT NOTES.
James Jackson, whose hair and
beard have turned gray with age,
pleaded guilty 10 a charge of begging
yesterday. Il not being his first Of
Tense he was sentenced TO spend fifteen
days in jail.
Charles Nelson and William Robert
son, drug fiends, arrested on charges
Of vagrancy, were found guilty of the