The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
LOCAL BRIEFS

SINGS AT ST MARYS-Miss Clara
| Fafek will sing an 20 Salutaris," by
INAIattfield at St Mary's cathedral today
for the II o'clock mass.
VISITS SALT LAKE-H. D. Winger. of
the land firm of Young q Winger of
Driggs, Ida, is stopping at the Windsor
hotel
DECREE BY RITCHTE-Judge Richie
yesterday entered judgment in favor of
| the Western Loan & Savings company
and against Erik Sandsrom for sl,3l5.5O.
GUESTS OF MRS HOLMES.-Mr and
Mrs, F. S Fox. for many years friends
of Mrs. Il. F. Holmes. will be her guests
for an extended visit at Sonoma cottage.
Manhattan Beach.
UNDERWRITERS TO MEET.-The
Utah Association of Life Underwriters
will hold their annual meeting at the
Commercial club on Tuesday evening. Of
ficers for the year will be elected.
FAMILY REUNION.-Presiden Loren
20 Shows birthday was celebrated on Fri
day evening by the family reunion at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Snow. a
delightful musical program was the fea-
ture of the evening.
APPOINTED SALES AGENT Thomas
j. OBrien, formerly of the Utah Fuel
company: has been appointed general sales
agent of the kemmerer Coal company,
with offices at 12 Herald building.
THIRTY DAYS IN JAIL.-G. Long,
who was arrested while begging in the
streets on pretense that he was sick and
needed money with which to buy medi-
cine, was sentenced to thirty days in
the city Jail by Police Judge Diehl yes
terday morning.
CAFE is INCORPORATED - The
Best's Cafe of Salt Lake filed articles Of
Incorporation with the county clerk yes
terday. The capital stock is $500 with
shares at SO each. The officers are: d.
B. Macintosh, president, secretary and
treasurer; Walter Best, vice president.
GOES TO STANFORD.-W. G. Bate
man has received the appointment of in
structor in chemistry at Stanford univer-
sity. to take effect next August. He
graduated from the High school in 1903,
from Stanford in 1907, and is now COM
pleting a post graduate course at that
university.
CIGAR COMPANY INCORPORATES
The HemenWay & MOSer company filed
articles of incorporation with the county
clerk yesterday. 1t will carry on a gen.
eral tobacco business. The capital stock
is $4,000, in 81 shares. The officers are:
y. G. Moser. president and treasurer; John
b. Milan, Jr., secretary.
NEW INSTRUCTOR.-The Associ
Institute at the Y NJ. c. A. has re
secured the services of George Wo,
ton Eldredge to assist Murray Sui
chief craftsman of the Oregon -
Line, in conducting a course in plan read
ing and estimating. Mr.. Eldredge has
recently come to Salt Lake from Massa-
chusetts.
ATTENDS POLICE COURT-City At
torney Edwin S. Booth of Butte, Mont,
accompanied by Mrs. Booth. visited Judge
Diehl in the police court yesterday mori:-
ing. Mr.. Booth watched the police court
proceedings during the morning session
and was pleased with the dispatch with
which cases were disposed of.
STEALS A RING.-A sneak thief en-
tered the residence of Mrs. Letitia Hutch
ms at Thornton avenue yesterday even
ing and stole gold ring valued at about
so. The thief was seen by a little girl
as he was leaving the house She fur
nished a good description Of the man to
the police and search is. now being made
for him.
TO COMMEMORATE AUTHOR-An
entertainment will be given by the Danish
Music and Singing society, in Federation
of Labor hall, Wednesday evening April
8, at o'clock, in commemoration of Hol-
ger Drachmann, the well known Danish
author, who died recently. The program
will consist of songs and readings of his
works.
OUTLOOK DISCOURAGING-O H
Hewlett returned yesterday from CaIifor-
MIA, where he spent the past few weeks
Mr. Hewlett says that conditions are not
at all satisfactory In California. In San
Francisco particularly the outlook is in
clined to be discOuraging. There are many
signs on business houses of ito let .
while some carry the sign rent reduced -
BUGGY Is SMASHED.-ThomasN Norton