The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-02-08

SALT LAKE :
CITY AND NEIGHBoRHooD.

Work on the Judge miners home ano
hospital will be commenced as soon as
the plans can be prepared. Although
Mrs. Judge is now on her way TO Eu-
rope. she made all the necessary ar
rangements before she went away and
left the matter in the hands of Bishop
Scanlan with full power to act. Inc
plans will be drawn by Architect David
c. Dart.
A beautiful site for the building has
been secured on the east bench over
looking the city The location is be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh East streets
and Sixth and Seventh South streets,
and covers nearly ten acres. IT was
purchased from the Salt Lake Brewing
company for $4,000. The deal is not
yet. completed in its details, but will be
IN a day or two.
The building will be an imposing
structure. probably three stories in
height. of the most approved modern
construction Although there is to be
but one structure. this viii be divided
into two parts, one for the miners
home and the other to be used as a dos
pital to which all sick or injured peo-
PIE viii be admitted, regardless of &C.
cupation or religion.
1t is reported that c. NJ. Neuhausen
is to be the architect, but Mr.. Neuhau-
trip and will not be back until Satur-
day.
It is expected that as soon as the
transfer of site has been completed the
architect viii be instructed TO push
plans that work can begin as soon as
spring opens.
The state board of medical examiners
intends to wage a crusade of unrelent-
ing prosecution against all persons who
advertise themselves as physicians or
practice medicine without first having
obtained a license from the medical
examining board. The first victims of
the prosecution for violation of the law
will be three osteopaths, and at least
one alleged regular physician in this
city, it is said.
A committee from the Florence Crit
tenden Rescue home at Ogden met with
the Women's Christian Temperance
union, and the ladies of the local or
ganizaticn considered plan proposed
by the ogden ladies to hereafter send
girls who would be sent to the rescue
home in this city if there were one to
the Florence Crittenden home in Og-
den.
Willard White. a prominent citizen
of Boise, was at the Kenyon, en- route
to Chicago on a business trip. Mr.
White says that Boise viii have a fine
wagon road into the Thunder Mountain
country this spring. 1t is proposed to
Immediately build a road between Ida
no City and Beaver valley. which when
completed viii give 100-mile road
from Boise into the new mining dis
trict
There is a great deal of sickness
among the school children of the cOun-
ty. At Butlerville and in the eastern
part of the county measles has been
the cause of a great decrease in at
tendance. In a number of the western
districts not more than half of the
primary pupils are at school.
Salt Lake people are evidently taking
kindly to the telephone. for there was
an addition the past month of ninety
five subscribers to the list of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company in
this city
County Clerk John James is in re-
ceipt of an invitation from David
Prichard, corresponding and recording
secretary of the National Eistedfodd,
requesting the Salt Lake Glee club to
attend the next meeting of the Els
tedfodd in Scranton, Pa, on May 30
next.
A member of the Eureka VaIerian
Literary society informs us that the
society is busily engaged in preparing
q masquerade for Feb. 10.