The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-05-21
SALT LAKE
cITY AND NEIGHBoRHooD.

Next Friday evening, May q, begin
ming at S:15, a grand concert will be
given in the college hall by the musica
organization of All Hallows college, as
sisted by the Imperial Male quartette
and some of the best musical talent OF
Salt Lake.
There is considerable talk among Salt
Lake Republicans of bringing forth as
candidates for the city judgships some
of the candidates defeated for nOmin-
alton at the recent judicial convention.
There are six of these men and eff
forts viii probably be made to get
some Of them into the race.
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George Austin agricultural superin-
tendent of the Utah Sugar company,
has completed a trip through the state
in the interest of the company and re-
ports that the outlook for this years
beet crop is promising-in all sections
of Utah. In Bear River the beets are
in excellent shape and have d good
stand. The farmers have employed a
large force of Japs and they are start
ing thinning.
A number of complaints have been
made TO Humane officer b. B. Mann
against allowing boys and girls of ten
Ger age to sell newspapers on the
streets of this city and that matter has
been thoroughly investigated by him
with the result that he has reached
the conclusion that there should be an
ordinance passed imposing a penalty
upon persons who furnish newspapers
for sale 10 a child under years of
age.
Leading Democrats of Salt Lake are
now agreed that the delegation to st.
i L. !, ,-gr1,
the unit rule will probably be adopted.
There is a growing feeling in some
quarters that the presidential candi-
date has not yet come before the pub
lie prominently.
ut will not be Hearst" said one
man in discussing the matter yester |
day, nor will it be Parker, in my /
judgment. Parker's failure TO express |
his views on national political issues |
counts against him"
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After six months spent abroad, |
large part of which time was spent in !
settling the estate of her father. Fred |
erick Piper, of Germany, Miss Dina |
Piper has returned to Salt Lake City, |
and on the Sth of next month will be |
claimed by James Mcdonald local |
architect. as his bride. The estate to
which Miss Piper and her two sisters.
Piper. and her younger brother HUI
bert Piper, have fallen heirs is large,
a conservative estimate placing it at
over $4,000.
Five thousand four hundred and
eighty $1,000 bonds arrived by express
Tuesday from E. II. Rollins & Son of !
Denver to be signed by Mayor Morris
and City Recorder Critchlow. The ag-
gregate amount of the bonds is $685.
900. Each bond must be signed sep
arately by the mayor and recorder and
an immense amount of time will be re-
quired to complete this part of the
work. Allowing fifteen seconds per
bond. and signing continuously for two
hours per day. it will take fourteen
days to sign the securities. or a total
Of twenty-eight hours and ten minutes.
Engineer Lawrence of the city and
county building on Tuesday removed
the screen from the water pipes sup
plying the building with Parley's cam
yon water. Lodged in the meshes of
the screen were such articles as the
ordinary person would rather not par
take Of. There was a varied assert
ment of twigs, paper. leaves, bugs.
toadfrogs, cigarette and cigar stumps
and a Squirming mass of angleworns.
Several persons to whom the filter was
shown declared themselves for beer
in the future.
General Chaffee chief of staff war : :
department, will be a visitor at Salt
Lake City early in August, according
10 information received by Senator .
1[earns. The visit will be made while {
General Chaffee is making the trip :
through the northwest While here he :
viii probably be the guest of Senator :
kearns. The general intends to visit
Fort Douglas for the purpose of pass ,
ing on the conditions Of the fort and !,
recommending Improvements. Senator !,
kearns has received a letter from Ad-
jutant General Hall stating that S74.-
500 has already been recommended for .
proposed improvements. improvements :,
VIII be made each subsequent year I'M !,
til the fort is developed into a regiment e
al post. !,
The Mountain Empire Utah is the a
title of an illustrated brochure, edited \
and published by Messrs. George E. t,
Blair and r. w. Sloan, this city. AS a
the title page indicates the aim of the n
publication is TO present to the world n
an account of the material conditions c
Of The state, and especially to give in n
to home seekers. 1t will be n
distributed where it will do most good.
The little book opens with a paper on
The Pioneers" by c. c. Goodwin. 1t Il
has splendid articles on irrigation, agri- t,
culture, horticulture, cattle and sheep. I,
mining, schools, churches, pleasure re- 8.
sorts, railroads. industries, and other
topics. it is the kind OF reading mat
er you would like to send your friends, n
hat they may be able TO form an idea \,
about this country, which seems des- =,
ined 10 keep the public in view, more &,
han amy other state in the Union :,
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