The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-19

THE INTERNATIONAL CONSOLE
DATED MINING COMPANY filed a
confession OF judgment Of sl.S24.45 in
the district court yesterday, agreeing
10 meet the claim of d. c. Mcintyre,
treasurer, for that amount. The con-
fession is made In the name OF Frank
pany, and is for money loaned to the
company by Mcintyre while treasurer.
IN A COMPLAINT issued by the county
attorney yesterday J. F. Young is Is
pretenses. The claim is that Young
cashed a check for $25 on the Monarch
bar in favor OF himself and drawn on
Walker Bros bank, where he had 80
account.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY left yes
terday afternoon for American Fork,
where he made an address last night.
MARTHA E, 4-year-old daughter of
Claude G. Buttenbur, 731 Olive avenue,
died Thursday. The funeral will be
held this afternoon at o'clock from
the Emerson ward meeting house, and
burial will be in the City cemetery.
SHEEP MEN all over the state are be-
ing notified by A. II. Callister. secre-
tary of the state board of sheep COM
missioners, of the decision recently
reached by the board, ordering sheep
dipping IN the state between September
ana OCTOBER 10.
SECRETARY ]. L. PERKES of the Salt
Lake Real Estate association, has re-
ceived a letter from r. NJ Corwine,
chief Of the the industrial office in the is
copies Of the Mindanao Herald.
ACTIVITY OF chicken thieves in the
southeastern portion of the city was
called to the attention OF the police
yesterday morning when Benjamin
Coulson, 52s East Sixth South street, re-
ported that six hens were taken from
his coops Thursday night. During the
past month about 100 chickens have been
stolen from this part of the city.
THE CASE against Andrew Christensen
for failure to support hts family, was
ordered dismissed yesterday afternoon
In the justice court of Stanley A. Hanks.
Lack of evidence was the grounds.
IRENE HALL. colored. who is alleged
to have stolen $50 from Peter Hansen in
the rooming house at 16h Commercial
street, November Is, entered plea of
not guilty in the justice court of F. NJ
Bishop yesterday afternoon. She was
bound over to the district court and in
default of $500 bah was sent to Jail.
THE CHARGE against William Southern,
aged IS. In the criminal division of the
city court. was changed yesterday from
burglary in the second degree to that of
petit larceny. Pleading guilty Southern
was sentenced to three months the
county jail About a week ago ruthern
entered bunk house In the Oregon
Short Line yards and stole a small guam
tity Of money.
ACCORDING TO advices received yes
terday from Joseph Jones' chief special
agent Of the Oregon Short Line, he has
succeeded in running down the gang of
box car thieves that have for months
al oh
ing large quantities of merchandise
taken from box cars into a robbers
roost in that section. and later selling
the goods to merchants at various
points Aided by H. H. Gordon of
Reno, New. Jones made three arrests
at Lovelock, one of the thieves max
ing complete confession.
BEFORE JUSTICE F. NJ BISHOP yes
terday Harry Hillen entered a plea Of
not guilty to forgery committed March
l. George T. Odell was the principal
witness. Hillen waived examination and
in default of $500 bail was returned to
the county jail. where he will be held
for the district court.
--ODCE GEE colored was arrested
yesterday afternoon bv Patrolman ]. K.
Hinton. charged with the larceny of
two woman's silk skirts from the
Charlton shop. at 122 South Main street.
Gee was in the act of stuffing the skirts
under his coat when discovered by
clerks in the furnishing shop.
DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS will meet
Thursday, March "A. at o'clock. in the
home of Mrs. Maria Y. Dougall. All
daughters of the handcart company are
invited.
JANET WADE and Delos Gardner yes
terday filed suit in the district court
against Jim Rolando seeking to quiet