The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-04-04

The new city directory, containing
l,20O pages, or $50 more than last year
will be ready for delivery in about ten
days.
The new officers of Cunnington & Co.
took hold Tuesday. The company was
established in 1870, and incorporated in
1885 with a capital of $15O,0GS
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The Cosgriff- Wood company of Salt
Lake City yesterday filed its articles of
Incorporation with County Clerk John
James. 1t will transact a general whole
sale ana jobbing grocery business with
a capital stock of $500, 900, divided into
5000 shares, at a par value of 81 each.
The officers OF the company are F. j.
Hagenbarch of Spencer, Ida, president:
J. B. Cosgriff, vice president; George
w. Stevenson, secretary; A. r. Couzens,
treasurer, all of this city.
Salt Lake is to be treated to an ex-
position of what constitutes a genuine
presentation of that never-to- be-for-
gotten melodrama, Uncle Toms
Cabin" There have been Uncle Toms
Cabins in the past, but the efforts of
the Press club in this direction are in
the line of eclipsing all previous presen-
tations in Salt Lake, both professional
ana amateur.
City Physician King and Land and
Water Commissioner MacKnight. who
have been appointed a special commit
tee to select site for a new isolation
hospital, spent the greater part of the
afternoon yesterday in visiting, differ
ent pieces of property belonging to the
city, which could be used for a site
They visited a piece in Spring hollow,
on the east bench, about five miles from
the city limits and also some property
belonging to the city beyond Beck's Hot
Springs. They will continue their tours
of inspection until all available sites
have been visited and they will then
make a recommendation to the council
for a location of the hospital
The state board of medical examin-
ers will meet in the joint building April
6. at 10 a. m, TO examine applicants
for license to practice medicine in this |
state. An average of 20 per cent is re-
quired in these branches of study: OBJ |
stetrics, gynecology, anatomy, surgery, |
chemistry, materia medica, pathology,
practise, physiology and hygenie.
A copy Of the articles of association
of the Sisters of the Holy Cross Hos
pital association, incorporated at St
Mary's academy. st. Joseph county.
Indiana, was filed in the office of Sec
rotary of State Hammond Monday. The
capital stock of the association is S10,-
0O0 divided into shares of the par value
of 81 each. The sister superior of the
Holy Cross hospital Of this city is des-
ignated as the person upon whom pro-
cess may be served in this state.
Tho NAM o+no1 Co.. 4l,o I
law library in the city and county
building has been installed and the
books are fast being replaced, so that
the library now presents a decidedly
neat and modern appearance. BY the
use OF the steel shelving, room has
been made for 5000 additional volumes
on The same floor space.
Plans for the entertainment of Pres
ident Roosevelt on the occasion OF his
visit to Salt Lake and Ogden were con-
sidered Wednesday afternoon by the ;;
committee having the matter in charge
Senators Kearns and Smoot, Govern
or Wells, Mayor Thompson ana Mayor !
Glasmann of Ogden, the full commit :
tee, were present. Senator Kearns was
made chairman and Governor Wells
of the committee.
a small spring that burst forth in !
he basement Of the new Judges Min r
rs hospital caused the contractors con-
siderable trouble for a few days. The .
spring, caused supposedly by the melt /
ng Of the winters SHOWS and the sat q
lration of the ground, began to bubble
orth in the basement about the center
If the building. Considerable water a
lowed into the basement and there was S
ome danger Of the ground being weak
ned and caving but the contractors
ucceedeG in tapping the spring outside a
# the building and digging ditch that il
arries the water away.