The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-16

/ ing company by George ISOllkOS for in
/ juries received while in the company S
! filed in the district court yesterday.
/ TsOlikOs was a muCker for the mining
company at Bingham, and says he was
/ badly injured by a cavein, for which he
| holds the company responsible.
/ H. J. DININNY, city attorney, and Ru-
/ dOlph Alff, city auditor, filed their bonds
! with the city recorder yesterday The
/ city attorneys bond is for 5000, with
! George w. Mover and 5. K, Eslinger as
/ sureties. The bond of. Mr. Alff is for
/ $1,000 with the American Surety COM
/ pany as bOndsmen.
] THE Rio Grands Lumber company filed
/ suit in the district court against H. S.
/ FredericksOn and others, demanding
$3.50 as still due on a bill of lumber The
/ lumber company asks that a judgment
! for this amount be entered and that it
/ be a lien upon FredericksOn's property.
] upon which the Salt Lake Security 4
/ Trust company holds two mortgages.
/ GEORGE FURGARD entered a pea OF
guilty to the charge of burglary when
arraigned before Judge Z. D. Lewis OF
the district court yesterday and war
/ sentenced to serve four years in the
state prison. Furgard broke into room
No. 500 in the Kenyon hotel on the night
| of December ,. The room was occupied
by c. A. Perry.
PRINCIPALS Of the city schools held a
short meeting in the board of education
rooms yesterday, the last before the
Christmas holidays. Superintendent ID.
H. Christensen made a short talk and
routine business was transacted.
| J. HENRI 6, CO., a new art and scenery
painting company in Salt Lake, has
been awarded the contract for the deco
ratiOns and art work in the new Louvre
cafe in the Holmes-knOX building at
Second South and State streets. The
I local firm Outbid a Chicago competitor.
J. Henri is president; Z. A. Pfeiffer.
/ vice president and general manager, and
J. W. Musser is secretary and treasurer
of the new company.
| THERE will be a setting of equity cases
before Judge G. w. Morse of the dis
trict court Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
7. J. TONNESEN has filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the federal court, naming
his assets at $50 in personal property
and his liabilities at S3u.O
A. c. BURROWS, travelling passenger
agent Of the New York Central lines,
with headquarters in Denver, Colo, ar
rived here Yesterday on one of his perl
odical visits Of inspection. Mr.. Burrows
is expected to remain about three days
T. J. WYCHE, division engineer Of the
Western Pacific road, arrived in Salt
Lake yesterday for g conference with
officials of the road quartered here.
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. Helen Gala
CHER was held at 2 Oclock yesterday
afternoon, from the home OF her
mother Mrs. B. Parsons, 1872 South First
West street. Rev. Charles =. Perkins
conducted the funeral services Inter
ment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
THE funeral Of Samuel n. Lees was held
at II o'clock yesterday morning at the
funeral parlors of S. d. Evans, As South
State street. The Rev. Charles p. Per
kins presided. InteTment was in the
family lot at the City cemetery, Lees,
who formerly lived in salt Lake, died
Sunday forenoon i'm Ely, New. Pneumo-
mia was the cause Of death.
7 HARRY YOUNG was arrested by the
sheriffs office yesterday, charged with
having neglected the support of his wife
and family. Young is said TO have lott
cred about the streets as vagabond
for nearly a month, showing little at
tention to prospects Of work and utterly
disregaTding his home.
THE 4O-passenger motor car of the In
ternatiOnal Smelling & Refining COM
pany is expected to arrive in town to-
day. The car will be used in the place
of a steam train to carry WOrkmen. so
that the former may then be devoted
exclusively to freight.
p. L. WILLIAMS left yesterday morning
for Ithaca. n Y, where he will meet
his two sons who are at present attend
ing Cornell university and with them
spend Christmas i'm New York city. Mr..
Williams will return in about three
weeks.
A. w. RAYBOULD. secretary Of the 10
cal lodge of ElkS, is the recipient of nu-
merOus inquiries concerning the annual
excursion of the Elks to Los Angeles
next February. and local El<s are of
the opinion that more than LOCO eXcur-
siOnists will take the trip next year The
following committee has charge of the
affair: J. W. Collins, exalted ruler Sec
retarv Raybould L. B. Irwin. +. 7. Col
Inns A J. Davis and c. F. Warren.
MAI. CHARLES HINE. an official of the
department of organization and meth
DDS of the Union Pacific under julius
Kruttschmitt. with headquarters in
Chicago. and the author OF the recent
change in the Union Pacific system in
the authority of different officials which
permits them to have general Jurisdic-
ton so that officials authorized to han
die important matters are present at the
more important stations along the line
at all times arrived here yesterday en-
route to the Pacific coast.
MRS. J. j. BROUGHALL, one of the la
dies in charge Of the Christmas bazaar
recently held at st. Marks cathedral
under the auspices Of the Ladies' guild,
repOrts that the sum realized at the ba-
zaar was s. zoe. The purpose of the ba-
zaar was to pay off debt of $500 in
CURED bv the recent renovating and re-
painting of the deaneTy of the cathedral
and only $500 Of this sum remains to be
paid.
THE salt Lake Symphony orchestra will
hold a rehearsal at 10 o'clock this morn
ing at the Odeon-
j. BURDETTE, parole agent for the
state Industrial school. was painfully
injured Yesterday afternoon as the
result of a kick from horse. Bur-
dette received the blow on the calf