The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-04-08


Mr. Samuel d. Howard, the popular
violinist, IL critically III a. his resi-
denee, S51S Armour Ave.
Long BEI ButtervOrth, Of-the 51St
ward. vas Knocked out Of the running
byformer Alderman p. J. O'Connen.
Pred W. Block made q home run
and he win make an IDEAL City Treas
urer Of Chicago.
The annual sermon VIII be preached
70 the Knights Of Pythias at Quinn
Chapel By Dr.. Roberts on the first
Sunday IN May.
The Broad Az saved the day for Al
derman J. C. Patterson In the 10th
ward, for he had only Us TO the
good.
The case Of DR.. williams and Ed
tor Turner was continued by JUS
tice CaverIy for final decision until
next Monday.
Mr.. DAVID Weir, the popular caterer.
died last week after q short illness.
His funeral was held fom the resi-
dence last Wednesday.
Twenty one hundred dollars Of the
proceeds Of Mrs. Potter Palmers
Charity Ball at the Auditorium was
given to Provident Hospital.
Ex-AIderman Fred Hart, went up
against a brace game in the zsth Ward
and he was unable. unfortunately. In
putting Alderman Peter Vending out
Of business.
Mr.. George r. Harding won out In
the bitter AldermanIc contest in the
End Ward, and he has already ex-
pressed his thanks to The Broad Az
for coming to his assistance.
Thomas r. ScuIly will march into
the new City Council with the largest
number Of voters at his back than any
other Alderman ever chosen to repre-
sent the 10th ward In that body.
Alderman Frank !. Bennett, made a
home run in the 7th Ward and by the
efforts Of The Broad Az, he viii be q
prominent factor, in the new City
Council.
Frank d. Comerford, was reelected
to the Legislature from the End Sen
atorial District in spite Of all the op-
position that was mustered against
him.
An exhibition Of a clever device TO
prevent the collision Of railroad
trains was recently given at the In
StitutionAl Church. II 10 the inven-
ton Of a colored man and received
much favorable comment.
Mrs. Emma Stewart, 1850. State St,
the expert and fashionable dress
make. Ia making several lovely gowns,
and they Will be worn by their owners
to church Easter Sunday, and to the
Easter Ball.
The voters Of the 18th ward, had
the uttermOst confidence in the hon.
esty and the true, worth Of Alder.
man Daniel v. Harkin, and he will
continue to retain his seat in the CITY
Council.
alderman John Burns went through
the SOth Ward like a streak OF lisbt.
ming. He won out by 666 votes, and he
WI continue 70 faithfully serve the
people Of the s0th Ward in the CITY
Council.
Two hundred extra copIes of The
Broad Az was sent into the sist Ward
70 aid EX-Alderman p. J. opConnell IN
his hght against Alderman Butter
worth and they assisted IN causing
him to fall on the outside Of the
bresstVorhs. d.
A Negro exhorter. says the Mober-
~ No. Democrat, shouted during a
revival: Come up and fine de ahmy
% de Lohd." "Ah done jlned, !" replied
one Of the congregation. 'what'd 70
liner asked the exhorter. 'Tn de Bap-
list Church" why. chile" said the
exherter. ~yo amt In de ahmy; you'se
In dc navy"
Mrs. Thomas W. Price returned
home "wednesday from spending three
months In visiting with her relatives
and friends In Texas and other sac.
lions Of the South. Mrs. Price IN the
wife OF Thomas w Price Of stephsps
and Price restauranters and they WIN
reside In the future at Ss1s State
street.