The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-01-17

cial club was held last week and fiv'
members of the board of governor
were elected to serve for three years
There was talk of putting two tickets
in the field, but this was not done. The
polls were open from o'clock unit
10, and the following list of officers wa:
announced as the result of the cleo
tom Edwin F. Holmes, John j. Jud'
son. Stephen H. Love, Simon Bamber-
ger and William O'Meara.
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A regular meeting of the local clear
ing house association was held in the
Utah National bank last week. w. 5
Mccormick was elected president to sue
coed l.. ). Hills, who has retired. The
other officers elected by the directors
were NJ. II. Walker vice president, and
j. w. Donnellan, secretary Mr.. Hills
remains upon the board of directors
The other members of the board are the
officers named and Charles S. Burton.
The Office OF manager will be voted for
a. the next meeting, c. II. Wells being
the present incumbent.
Directors were elected Saturday by
the stockholders of the Saltair Beach
company and by the Salt Lake & Los
Angeles Railway company. The dl-
rectOrs of the railroad are Joseph f.
Smith. John r. Winder, James Jack,
L. John Nuttall and n. w. Clayton. The
directors elected the following officers;
Joseph F. Smith, president; James
Jack. vice president and William Nc
MILAN. secretary and treasurer.
The directors of the resort elected are
Joseph T. Smith, John R. Winder, An
thon H. Lund, John Henry Smith,
James Jack, L. John Nuttall and n.
w. Clayton. The directors elected the
following officers: Joseph f. Smith,
president; John Henry Smith. vice
president, and William Mcmillan, secre-
tary and treasurer.
A joint executive committee was
elected as follows: John Henry Smith,
L. John Nuttall and n. w. Clayton.
The question of leasing the beach for
the coming summer, or of the reservoir,
was not discussed.
.
Fred e. McGurrin released the infor-
nation last Friday that he and his
brother, Frank McGurrin, had closed a
deal for the sale of their 10000 acres
OF iron lands in Iron county, at a Stip-
ulated price of $4,000. The deeds went
into escrow two or three days ago, and
the first payment of $25, 900 is due
ninety days hence. According to the
agreement of sale, the purchaser is re-
quired to do the assessment work on
the properties at his own expense and
complete the purchase in nine months,
in three equal paymeE-s.
In whose favor the bond WIS eX-
ecuted Mr.. McGurrin declined to state,
hut in view of the fact shat the ground
lies between the two great blocks now
under bond to the Kimberley Bull
syndicate, the infer 9nce is drawn that
the purchaser is acting in their inter-
ests, also.
The McGurrin iron claims cover a
level stretch of country. lying betwt eli
the hills on which The l<imDerlay-B uhl
tracts are situated. and the owners are
convinced that their level gTouiI con
tains more and even bette: iron than
that embraced in the mountain claims.
They are also convinced that the man
in whose favor the option has been Civ
en- means business. and on that ac-
count they consented to name a modest
price for their vast holdings.
o.
The Commercial club Tuesday even
ing elected the following new members:
Joseph Howell Of Wellsville, Fred Har-
Tis of Butte, Mont; z. H. Rutledge of
Detroit, Mich, and E. S. Spencer. Jo-
seph P. Richards. Hugh S. McCullen,
Thomas Kleinoghel, Herman Harms, E.
Y. McCune. J. A. Headlund and DR.. |
Fred Stauffer.
Four young men are taking the regu- |
lar quarterly examination before the !
state board of pharmacy to dispense |
drugs in Utah. The work Tuesday was
written; Wednesday it was oral. The |
members of the board present were DR.. |
w. w. Cook Of Frisco. c. H. Mccoy |
and J. L. Franken of Salt Lake.
Of the eleven applicants who were
examined for entrance into the navy |
Tuesday FIVE passed the physical re-
quirements. Six recruits were sworn |
into the service, making a total of four !
teen who have been enlisted from this |
city. Those who have been enlisted |
up to this time are: L. o. Downing, S. |
r. Estes, D. r. Sorensen, g. f. Wing, |
L. P. Ramm, Gustav Thielke. T. F. |
Osgood, w. A. Helm F. V. Kelley, C. !
B. johnson, George Spiers. T. NJ. Buck. |
William Sloan and II. S. McClain.
A first-class matchmaker wants TO !
know of a location for jewelry bust |
ness in some good town within $50 |
miles of Salt Lake City. Such infor- !
nation will be very thankfully re-
ceived. Address 'Jeweler,' care of In
Catholic.
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