The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-17
CITY BREVITIES

MONDAY. January 8. 1910, will be rule
day in the federal court.
AS THE REGULAR DAY for the hear
ing of naturalization case3 calls on New
Years day it is likely that the cases VIII
be postponed for one week,
FRED X. MYTON left Salt Lake Thurs
day on a trip of inspection of his min
ing properties in southern California
JUDGE PAGE MORRIS Of Minnesota.
who has been presiding in the United
States district court here during the
absence of Judge Marshall, viii leave
for his home at the completion Of the
Parsons White case, which is now De-
ing heard.
THE CASES of Jacob Jacobson against
the Ohio Copper company and i. q,
ROebuck- against the Utah Copper COM
pany have been placed at the foot OF
the calendar. and will be heard Janu-
airy i. Judge John A. Marshall VIA
preside.
WILLARD HANSEN, state food and
dairy commissioner. returned to Salt
Lake Yesterday from Nephi, where he
delivered a lecture Wednesday evening
on pure food.
FRIENDS of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Claw
son are rejoicing with them over the
birth of a baby girl at the ClawsOH
home Thursday morning Both MIS-
ClawsOn and the baby are doing well
MEMBERS of the Salt Lake symphony
orchestra held most successful re-
hearSai at the OdeOn Thursday morn
ing, at which 10 musicians were pres
ent
T. J. WYCHE. assistant engineer Of the
Western Pacific railroad, was I'm Salt
Lake Yesterday on business with the
road. He left last evening for the Pa
cific coast
c.. /. KIMBALL assistant general pas
sengar agent of the Pennsylvania lines
was i'm Salt Lake yesterday en- route
east from an inspection tour of the west
ern agencies. Mr.. kimbaN is accom-
panied on mis- trip by Z. a. Dawson OF
the Star Union lines.
ANOTHER new case of smallpox was
reported to- the city board of health yes
terday i'm -he case of Emmett Boyer. Il
years old. of rs Twelfth East street.
The case is said TO have come from
Springville.
SUIT for S31627 was filed in the city
court yesterday by Q. T. Oakley, doing
business as the Utah Pattern q Model
Works. against the Standard Develop
ment company for work and materials
FOUR SUITS on prOmissOry notes were
filed ia the district court yesterday Jy
the Continental National bank three of
them against Albert Thomas, aggregat-
ing 81 .75S25. dated April q, 1879, and
one against Walter j. POultOn. Jr.,- Tor
sLg42 81. and dated September 16 last.
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SALT LAKE AERIE 10. 81, of the Or
der of Eagles, viii give the regular
monthly social and dance at their hall
tonight, and a large attehdahce Is eA-
pected. The social tonight viii be an
omen house affair, and the members VIII
bring their friends, wives and sweet
hearts.
THE MEMBERS of the Salt Lake chap
ter. American Institute of Banking,
were addressed in their regular semi
monthly meeting last night by r. G.
Ashton. who delivered a lecture i'm his
series on commercial law.
J. N. LANGTON Of Richfield, Utah. yes
terdav filed an application for the APP
propriation of ten cubic feet of water
from Short creek Washington county
for the purpose OF irrigating go acres
Of land.
AT TIE SERVICES Of Bnai Israel to-
night Rabbi G.. ]. Freund viii discuss
Jewish CouscientiOusness. All are vel
come.
G. A GRAY. who has been actively en-
gagged in The real estate business in
this city for some months, has a pO-
sition with the Birrell-Shipp company
with offices in the NeWhOuse building
THE IDAHO FALLS MATING COM
PANY has brought suit against the
Peter Butler Brewing company I'M the
district court for S24905 and sG9SS2 OF
two bills of goods said to have beer
delivered to the local brewer and not
paid for.
THE WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT gave
great impetus to their relief work yes
teFday by holding bazaar at /. o