The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-01
CITY BREVlTIES.

JAMES A FAUST and Frank T.
Slaughter yesterday filed an application
with the state engineer asking the ap-
preparation of ten cubic feet of water
from Corn creek, in Willard county
Utah, to irrIgate a tract Of 500 acres.
MARIE TIPPIE was yesterday granted
a divorce from John Iippie by Judge
George O.. Armstrong. They were mar
rled i'm Salt Lake on April Z6 1907. De
sertiOn was alleged. Plaintiff asked
Tor no alimOny-
THE NEW jefferson school building on
West Temple street, between Ninth
South and Tenth South streets, viii be
finished soon after the first of the
year, according to Superintendent d. H.
Christensen,
A MEETING of batteries A and B of the
Philippine veteran association viii be
held tonight at S o'clock in the city
council chamber.
THE UTAH WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB
meeting which was to have been held
on December i has been postponed.
Members viii be notified of date Of next
meeting.
THE WEATHER BUREAU Will sell
New Century caligraph at room No
1l03 Boston building, at public auction,
Friday, December g. at 10 a. IN.
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JAMES FENNELL has bought a new
modern residence at 4l3 East Ninth
South street for $1,000. The house was
built by A. N. Humphries, who report
ed the sale yesterday.
A MEETING of the board Of public
works viii be held Friday night.
JUDGE GEORGE C. ARMSTRONG and
Judge NJ. p. Richie of the Third dis
ulcJ court VIII set cases at 10 O'Clock
December Q.
THE DEATH from smallpox of Anna +.
MattsOn, g years old, daughter of n. IT.
AIattsou of 90 East Fourth South street.
was reported to the city board Of health
yesterday.
/ ELIZA NJ SMELL yesterday brought
suit In the district court against Ezra
Thompson, asking for $500 damages and
/ a perpetual injunction against ThOmp-
son and others using the land known
jas Hyde's alley, or Victoria avenue,
which runs into State street from the
/ west. between Second South and Third
South streets. Mrs. Smell also asks
that she be declared sole owner of this
right-of-way.
]. A. CARMEN filed suit yesterday i'm
I the district court, asking for a divorce
from Edith Carmen. who he SAYS de-
I serted him here more than "a year ago
] and has since refused TO live with him.
I They were married at Seattle on June
I z, 1868, and have no children.
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! CHAPLAIN JOHN II. ANTON Of the
] Eighteenth United States infantry will
/ lecture Friday evening in Phillips Con
] gregauOual church, on "Our Brown
! Brothers of the Philippine Islands,
Chaplain Axton has served four years
in the islands.
/ THE MUSICAL PROGRAM for the St
| Marys cathedral bazar tonight viii
I consist of two numbers by the cathedral
/ choir and a group of MOOUe's melodies
sung by Mrs. Corinne Hammer and
! Miss Alice Farrell.
/ SPECIAL SERVICES will be held to-
night by the Volunteers Of America al
the chapel i'm Commercial street, with
J L. III. Page as the principal speaker
Last night an interesting address was
given by the Rev. Albert Leek.
/ AT A MEETING of the Building Trades
] Council last night resolutions were
adopted expressing the sense of loss eE-
! peTienced I'm the death of Fisher Har-
] rs. late secretary Of the Commercial
club, copies of the resolutions being
sent to the family and the Commercial
club