The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1908-05-30

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Alderman Stanley H. Kunze, Ex-
Alderman Thomas Gallagher. William
Gleeson, John F. Power, Rocco De
Stefano, and K. B. Czarneck, are the
leading candidates Cor Congress in the
Eighth Congressional district.
Attorney Walter N. Farmer, ia
Washington street, reparted last evening
for Marshall, Texas, where he is in
terested in law suit in connection with
the United Brothers of Friendship. He
viii reurn home this coming Thursday
by the way of St. Louis. Mo.
Two of the twelve jurors who are to
pass upon the guilt or innocence of the
men charged with graft in connection
with the State Capitol at Harrisburg,
Pa, are Negroes, both janitors, one of
whom is the foreman. They were &C
ceptable to both sides.
Col. William H. Brown, the best and
most popular Sergeant-atArms of the
City Council, that Chicago has ever had,
has finally succeeded in securing a nice
position, for a beautiful young lady.
with big merry widow hat, in the City
Hall.
/. B. Bare6eld, who has been in the
real estate business for long time in
the downtown district, is now connected
with S. Loudenback & Co., Real Estate
and Investment Brokers, o5 Dearborn
street, where he will be pleased to meet
his friends.
Attorney B. F. Moseley has his petit
ton circulating, for the nomination as
one of the judges for the Municipal
Court, and they are being numerously
signed, and it is beginning to look as
though Mr.. Moseley will deveIope so
much strength and have such a strong
following, that he viii come out on top
at the primaries August 9Th.
The ParkwOOd Cemetery Association
this week closed a deal for land for
their cemetery. 1t is conveniently locat-
ed for cemetery purposes, adjacent to
Mount Greenwood and Mount Olivet
cemeteries and accessible to the street
cars and dose to Grand Trunk Funeral
Train Depot, also in driving distance.
1t IS their present plan to begin burial
September I.
Fred Taylor, 1909 Princeton rye,
artistic decorator and painter, is one
of the best artists in his line of work
in Chicago. Mr.. Taylor has just finish
ed decorating the four-fat building at
soa5 and 5o27 Armour Ave, and the
work in every respect is frst-class, and
We take great pleasure in commencing
Mr.. Taylor to all those who want a
frst-class artist.
Because the woman OF his choice
CHANGED to be Colored, the citizens of |
Georgetown, Del. last Thursday took |
it upon themselves to ferret out the
past of Charles Warrington, white |
man, who had married a Colored wo-
man and learned that he had a wife |
and two children in another part of the |
country. The 'intermarriage" of the |
couple greatly incensed the white cit
liens of that village.-Ex.
Thomas P Flynn, is one of the most
prominent and active members OF Inc |
Catholic Order of Foresters and on last
Sunday this strong order in celebrating |
its twenty-five years of exhistence, held !
a great demonstration at the Coliseum |
and Mr.. Flynn had the honor os serv-
ing as chairman of the meeting, and !
OF the order mingled |
with each other Sunday and Monday
from all parts of the United States.
Augustus L. Williams, Deputy Clerk |
and Collector County Treausrers Of
nee, is making great Roadway with his !,
boom for County Commissioner Mr..
William has the backing of County
Treasurer, John r. Thompson, Roy o.
West. Alderman Frank L Bennett. and
many of the other leading Republican
politicians, and it looks as though he
will knock out Oscar De Priest, and !
be selected as the slate candidate for
County Commissioner.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Grand opening Of the Chateau Gar
dens. $4,000 State sereet was postponed
to June 6, 1908
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