The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-19
CITY BREVITIES.

I'll RnEVlItESs
WHILE HER MOTHER was busy with
household duties Saturday, LevOn
Bronson, the infant daughter of Mr., and
Mrs William ]. Bronson, 40 North Fifth
West street, swallowed poisonous dis
injecting fluid. The child died Sunday.
w. JOHN HUNT of Pershore, England,
has written to the city board Of health
asking about Mrs. Mary lizard She
Joined the MOrmOns and came to this
country with her daughter and husband.
THE BODY OF WARREN FOSTER will
lie in state in I. o. o. f. hall until Sun
day, when funeral services will be held
at 10 a. m. by the Odd Fellows. The
body will be taken to the Denver ere
matory by H. S. Foster and T. Dewitt
Foster.
EXAMINATIONS for Rhodes scholar
ships to Oxford will be held at the Uni
versity Of Utah as follows: Tuesday
from to II |, a; m translation OF LATIN
L p m 10 ) p. M, Latin prose; to
p. m, arithmetic. Wednesday, from
to II a. m, translation of Greek; ! to
p. m, Latin grammar; 2:10 to $40 p. m,
Greek grammar: to p. m, algebra
or arithmetic, as applicant desires.
THE LADIES' GUILD Of St. Marks ca
thedral will give a fair, which Will be
Dec s. The bazar will be given Dec 9
and 10. The new pastor, the Rev. Call
away, is expected here in about two
weeks.
JUDGE T. D. LEWIS Of the district
court was in Summit county yesterday,
but will be on the bench here today
A BUILDING SITE 4615xS21a feet. in
Seventh South street, between West
Temple and First West streets, was
sold yesterday by Joseph Baumgarten
to Chris Isaacson for S525.
SECRETARY J. L. PERKEs Of the
chamber of commerce is in receipt OF
a letter from James A. DOlan Of Colo
RADIO Springs, asking for Information
concerning the population, climate and
manufactures of Salt Lake. Mr.. Dolan
is contemplating moving here.
A ROW OF EIGHT modern cottages, to
cost approximately 10000, is being
erected for Mrs Jane Thomas Harlow
in the rear Of her residence IN NorJh
Temple street, between West Temple
and First West streets. Excavation IS
well under way.
CIRCULAR LETTERS are being sent
out from the secretary Of states office,
to all banks, calling for reports at the
close of business Oct. Is.
NELS NELSON. a miner. Of Eureka,
filed petition in the United States dis
trict court Monday, asking to be de-
clared a bankrupt His liabilities are
$1023 and his only assets consist OF per
sonal property said to be worth 500,
which is claimed as exempt Inc peu-
ton was referred to Charles Baldwin,
referee.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS are. needed in
the seventh and eighth grades Of the
city schools
WILLIAM WADE left the smallpox iso-
latiOn hospital yesterday and 1t was
closed.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT A. c. MEL
SON. Professor Howard briggs and
Professor Mosiah Hall of the Univer-
sity of Utah will leave Friday TO speak
at Vernal teachers institute.
ONLY ONE BUILDING PERMIT was
issued by Building Inspector A. B. Hirth
yesterday. It was to Mrs Anna M
Reed, for a two-story brick apartment
house of sixteen rooms at IA East
Third South street, to cost $3.50.
"a. p. STEWART. secretary Of the Utah
State Wool Growers association, left
Monday for Omaha to look after lot
of sheep shipped by the Stewart Ranch
company from Summit county.
ALPHONsO NJ. PALMER, better known
as Morris Palmer, died at his home IN
Bennion ward. Taylorsville, Sunday
midnight of cancer. The funeral will
be held in the Bennion ward chapel
Wednesday morning at II o'clock. Burial
in City cemetery.
THE FUNERAL Of Patrick Feeney, for
many years a resident of Park City,
who died in New York Oct. 10, will be
held in Salt Lake Wednesday after
noon. The body will arrive from the
east today.
PROFESSOR JOHANNES NORBORG Of
Sweden will speak at the Swedish
church. 1874 South Seventh East street,
tonight.
"Royai" Stale Bread Depot
Omen 8 to ) p. m. daily. Entrance on
Third South. Good bread very cheap.