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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15
THE CHAMPION ARREsrER.

Chicago, April 1.-two hundred
and fiftyeight arrests in one year,
during which fines amounting 10 S6l9
We're imposed, is the record made by
Patrol Sergeant James McCann.
Four of those whom he took into
custody were charged with murder,
two with burglary, fiye assault with
deadly weapons. and the remainder
with violations OF city ordinanc IS.
Property recovered by McCann
amounted to $63S.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15
FOURTEEN MEN KILLED
BY MEXICAN SOLDIERS

Torreon, Mexico, April 15.-The
bodies Of fourteen men summarily
shot by drum head court order lie
in trench on the outskirts of the
city while troops guard a dozen pris-
oners The men shot were convicted
o. riOting Saturday when the mayor
house was burned because he stopped
religious parade. The burial was
halted. awaiting the disposition OF
prisoners who may also be shot and
buried with them
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15
ROOSEVELT IN ARABIA.

Alden, Arabia. AprR 15-The
steamer Admiral, with Roosevelt and
party on board. came into this port
this morning for a short stay. All are
well. Several members OF the party
are preparing 10 come ashore 10
shoot small game specimens Roose-
welt listened to stories from Fred
erlck Selons, an author. and invited
him to hunt two weeks with him.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15

producing raw material to the indus
tries producing finished products.
Senator LaFollette proposes to
make hard fight for his commission.
IL goes without saying that he will
be opposed by all the representatives
of the special interests and trusts in
Innprnss
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15
STEAMER Is ASHORE

Baltimore. Md, April IA dis
patch to the Baltimore Maritime Ex-
change from Cape Henry reports a
steamship, supposed to be the Witte-
king of the North German Lloyd line,
Is ashore near Cape Charles city.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15
TOWNS TO Be VISITED ARE PREPARING HEARTY
WELCOME FOR TRADE BOOSTERS FROM ALBUQUERQUE

Citizens of Towns Along The Route Are Planning Entertain
mens Binquets and Other Features for the Visitors and
the Ell Pdso Business Men viii Take the Party in Charge
TO Show Them the Industries of the Pass City Saturday
and Sunday
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15

Mersina, April 15.-The disturb
ances at Mersina have nothing TO do
with the political strife in Turkey
but is an echo of the Armenian Mo-
hamadean troubles of the past. Mer-
sina contains about 5000 Moslems
and 5000 Christian and has several
missionary stations
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15
TRADE EXCURS|ON|STS READY
FOR START Of THE BIG TRIP

Drawing for BerthS Will Take Place To-
night Because of Encouragement of
the Train Governor Curry and Sec
retary Jaffa Will Arrive Tonight and
Special Train Will Be Ready to Leave
Town on Schedule.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15
M0HAMtDANS SLAY
MANY ARMENIANS
Enraged at Murder of Two of Their
Number They Attack Foreign
Quarter.

Constantinople, April IA mas
sacre of Armenians is in progress to-
day at Mensina, seaport of Asia
Minor on the Mediterranean. The
Mohamadean population. enraged ar
the murder of two moslems by the
Armenians, attacked the Armenian
quarter.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15

Sunday.
In FL Paso.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-04-15

Denver, CoIo., April I5--FalI isnIghi and
Friday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
BARTENDER IS FORCED
TO GIVE UP MONEY
First Said Owner Was DaIfy.
but Later Decided to
Relinquish.

J. Z. Jones, bartender employed at
lj6 West South Temple street was ar
rested Monday night aud taken 10 the
police station. where ne was held pending
the investigation OF charges preferred
against him by John Otis
Otis went into the police station Mon
day night aud told LinMtcuaut lompcl
that hc had deposited 500 with Zones on
the night Of December Is. and that when
he went after the money Jones refused
iu give II mp. llc said that Jones had
given him receipt for the $lo0.. which
hc then placed on the table before the
lieutenant.
Sergeant BccSstoad was detailed on the
case and told 60 80 and see Jones and
ask him about The transaction. .NCtcr
the conversation between the sergeant
and jones he stln refused 10 return th"
500. stating that OTIS MAS daft and that
he Ind not deposited Sl0n.
Refusing Ia return tho money Ia ;hc
old man. Jones was iak"u TO tho station,
whore iio changed his mind later and re-
turned the money. lie wJS then given
n lecture In y small way ny Lieutenant
ITcmpcl. and departed Il saddcr and wiser
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
Wards OF THE WIZARD
TO HOLD ELECTION
Committee Is Appointed TO
Name a New Board of
Governors.

There was enthusiasm at the meeting
OF the Wards Of the Wizard of tile Wa =
satch at the Commercial club Alonday'
evening. that augureJ we'll for the curry
ing out of great plans ncXt summer i'm
comncmoraiion of the arrival of the
carly pioneers in the Salt Lake valley
FoliowinS report OF the committee on
the reception held last fall. IL Vance
Lane, formerly associated with the great
k-Sar- Ben celebration in Omaha. gave
IN interesting talk on That affair. with
suggestions as To what might be done
mere in the proposed crlebiat alton
y committee WaS then appointed 10
place i'll nounation twelve members Tor
III" board OF governors. This board will
elect officers OF tho Wards FOR the cnsn-
ing year. The committee is composed OF
l)r. Ned ilcwctt. chairman: T. +. Red
man, -. w. McAllistcr. ~. O.. Bolton and
:. III. Love who viii report at a meeting.
OF the Wards at the Commercial club
next Monday night.
y committee was also appointed 10
draft resolutions on the death OF the laio
Fisher Harris. To whose persistence The
organization OF the Wards o! the Wizard
of the Wasa tch was due. The applica-
uons FOR membership received al the
smoker held some time ago were all
passed upon faVoraDlN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
Says WIFE DROVE
HIM FROM HOME
After Telling Him He Was
Crazy and Making Him
Sleep in Barn.
REPORTED HIM TO THE
OFFICERS AS INSANE
Louis c. MOrtcnsen Seeks Di-
yOrcc on Grounds of EX-
tremc Cruelty.

Louis {, Moucnscn has fled an ac'
tion for divorce against Mary Ncilscn
Mortcuscu. The ground is extreme
cruelty, aud If what Mortcnscn says is
true. the cruelty was extreme. indeed
The couple was married in Warhus
Denmark. January ii. 1874, thirty-fivc
years ago. There are four children
Annie Showell Brown. y. II. Mortcnscn
William G. Mortcnscn and Lula Nor
tcusCp.
Mortcnscn says that by dint Of hard
work they saved enough money 10
prove ON u homestead, This homestead
he decided to his wife, who soon after
ward solI it for property south ul Nur'
ray worth $1,000. This property con
sisted Of 4 iiVc-acre farm. since tho
purchase of this property, Mortcuscu
says, his wife, with the help of two
Of the children. bas taken every means
in Der power 10 get rid Of him. He
was compelled TO sleep IN the barn, in
spite Of the fact that he is more than
so years old. Furthermore, be says
his wife made life a burden generally
and told him he was crazy. Further
than that. she told the officers Of the
law that he was crazy.
Mortensen says his wife stayed away
from home and refused TO minister Ia
his needs when he was i'll. On Novcm
bcr is, he concludes. she ordered him
from tho house and insisted that the
order he obcycd. it was
There is a plea on the part of thc
plaintiff for division of the property
otherwise he fears he will become Il
public charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
LOUIE B. SEFRIT IS
CALLED TO OTHER SIDE
Brother of General Manager of
The Tribune Dies in
Seattle.

telegram was received In this city
Monday evening announcing the death
in Seattle Of Louie b. Scfrit, brother
Of Frank /. Scfrit. general manager of
The Salt Lake Tribune. Death resulted
from an attack Of pneumonia, the cud
coming Sunday night.
Louie j. Sefrit was one Of the best
known newspaper mon in the Pacific
northwest. lie was connected with the
editorial department. of the Seattle
Times for seven years, and prior 10
that time was connected with the
Seattle Star.
The deceased went TO The northwest
from Washington, Ind. where he had
been engaged in newspaper work. lie
is survived by widow and two broth.
crs, Frank !. Scfril and Charles G..
Scfrit. The latter resides In Washing
ton, Ind. The deceased was 80 years
Of age.
Frank l. Scfrit WAS appriscd of his
brother S illness bv wire SUNDAY even.
ing, and left at once for Seattle, but
WAS unable TO reach thoro before his
brother 5 death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
IMPORTANT INDUSTRY
Being BUILT UP
Perfection Company Beginning
to Turn Out Absolutely
Sanitary Tin Can.

What promises TO be one Of the most
important industries in the state, In
some Ways. is now being gradually punt
ND under the name Of the Perfection
Manufacturing company. with factory
at Third West street, between Firth ana
Sixth North streets. The new company
is beginning the manufacture OF TN
cans and giving especial attention TO
lLc production OF can which is abso
lntcly sanitary, being made without any
seam and with removable handles 50
thai the entire can may hc cIcansed,
An arrangement Of the handles Of the
cans is also made so ih1i they may D"
placed in stacks. the bottom of ono eau
resting on the handles of the other; inns
doing away with the crushing OF the
lids Of cans. as often happens with those
made in ihc usual way. Another Tea.
turc is a funnel shaped affair attached
10 the cover of thc cans and ntcndcd
10 carry ice. so that thc temperature OF
the contents may bc kept at any point
desired and constant. The body Of the
can is made in ono piece and brazcd. no
rivots of any kind being used IN It's
construction.
The company also makes many other
| kinds Of can and stoycpipc. II IS The
only manufactory of the kind in the
state and is SAID 10 be swampcd will
| orders. although il has been opened
only three months and has spent most
of the time installing machinery for
carrying on the work.
That the new factory is greatly need
ed is shown in the statement that there
arc oyer 23.O0O.000 cans of all kinds
| used in this state. Practically all ot
these arc shipped into the state, IT is
said, and it costs more 10 ship the cans
| than it docs to make them. \ carload
of cans, because Of the waste of space
consists Of only 1000 cans. Tho freight
charges made arc for weight which
would be equal TO that of 10000 cans, it
| is said. The company is composed en-
tire1y Of local people.
II. b. Johnston is the inventor Of the
can.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
NOW RAISING FUND
FOR POOR CHILDREN
Salvation Army Soliciting Do
nations on Streets for
UnfOrtunates.

Clnk. cllnk. diucIc, dlngle, is heard
on almost every street corner nova.
DAYS and rcd robcd impersonator OF
Santa Claus can be seen attracting all
the attention possible and watching the
people in The hope of receiving con
tributious TO the Christmas fund of the
Salvation Army.
1t is the intention this year TO give
all the poor little children in the city
n big Christmas tree, where there will
BIC candy bags and useful things for
everyone there. \ long list of ihc poor
famiIies Of the city has been prepared
by Ensign Thomas Pitt. and these will
be visited In order 20 sec Just what is
needed.
II is hoped TO provide well for all
the little ones, aud liberal donations
from every one who can afford it are
requested, in order TO give them n good
time and some idea OF tho meaning Of
Christmastidc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
Alexander Optical Co.
Now at els So. Main.
SALT LAKE TO HAVE
NEW HUMANE OFFICER
Harry A. Mercer Will Succeed
DR.. A. S. Kendall First
of the Year.

Presently tine city VIII have nu-
name officer who is humane officer
in more than name only. Mayor j. $.
Bransford has decided upon Harry a.
Mercer for the place, relieving DR.. A.
). Kendall.
Mr., Mercer is connected with the Of
flee Of the city treasurer, but on ac-
count Of his health he desires outside
work, and his desire is soon TO be
gratified.
This Young man Is we'll qualified for
the office OF humane officer. lie has
II keen sympathy for tho beasts Of
burden and tic dumb creatures that
have 10 means of rcdrcssiug their
wrongs other than through human
friendship,
With Mr.. Mercer as humane officer
the cruel custom of permitting horses
llshod and sometimes moi shod at all
10 tug vainly at heavy loads, only 30
slip and fall on the hard and icy pay
ing. will be abolished. Moreover, Mr..
Mcrccr will conduct the business of
the office in businesslikc manner.
He will make reports and generally
let the public know that there is such
an official os a humane officer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
OFFICERS OF MIIPAH
CHAPTER INSTALLED

Al tho Masonic hall Monday evening
the following officers Of M,Zpah chapter
Of tile Order of the Eastern Star were
installed by the worthy grand matron,
Flora Z. Sinclair. Mrs. Elizabeth
SChramm acting rs marshal:
Mrs Baymc &. Brown. worthy matToD:
W. f.. Bailey, worthy patron. Mrs Is.
. E"ycS. 1ssoCiat" matruu; Louisa stew
ard. secretary; Addic Il. Lofts. treas
urcr. Gertrude T.. Benjamin. ConductrHss
Minnie NJ Coleman. associate Couduc-
trcsS: Elizabeth w. Snyder, chaplain
Emma X. BAILEY. marshal: Florence
Knapp. oTSanist: Marjorie -. Walker.
Adah: Edna Wilkinson. Ruth: Hclcn T..
Kutncwsky. Esther. BESSIE j.. BoYcc,
Martha: Eurcnia T.. Carr, Elccta: May
Phelps, wardcr: John I. Mcdonald. scntl-
mel
Mrs Elizabeth Schramm retiring
matron, WAS presented with a handsome
ring as a token OF the esteem in which
the members Of the chapter hold her.
4 banquet followed the installation ccre-
monies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
City and Neighborhood

WESLEY AUSTIN Of salt Lake has
sailed from New York on The steamship
Berlin for Italy.
pR. ~. WILLIAM STEVENSON and
Mrs. Stevenson Of 1900 McClelland avenue
are rejoicing over the arrival Of fine
boy.
THE ENTERTAINMENT for the old
folks al the Salt Lake thcatcr Wcdncs-
day afternoon VIII begin at 1880 o clock
instead OF as formerly announced.
WILLIAM I. IiSDE was reported IN
Of smallpox To the city board OF health
Saturday. The patient Is ~ years or age,
lie has been taken 10 The pest house.
THERE arc n few beautiful dolls left
over from 81. Marks Christmas hazar,
which viii be disposed of in the Sunday
school room Of ST, Marks cathedral this
Tuesday afternoon.
TIE STATE commission for the adult
blind met Monday IN tho office OF the
governor. Plans for tho establishment
of u workhousc were tentatively dis
Cusscd.
THE LADIES club Gcrmanla will meet
Wednesday afternoon 1T o'clock. Ail
members arc requested 10 hc present.
Refreshments viii bc served by Mrs. V.
G. Egenbcrgcr and Mrs. :. Kopp.
\. 9. NELSON. state superintendent of
schools returned Saturday after q ton
daSS' trip 70 the PaCiflc coast. Mr.. Mel
son went 80 the coast for relief from an
annoying throat. lie returns greatly i'm
proved.
LNllN bfb j N'sll WIS " NlclLbl III Nll'
governors office Saturday He and his
family arc cuToute 10 Los Angeles for
the winter While in Salt Lake they arc
the guests OF Attorney General Albert
Il Barnes.
BROTHERHOOD Of Locomotive En-
cinecrs divisions @22 and 1l2. and c. \
Mclean division los Of the Ladies Aux
Hilary TO Engineers Will give grand ball
at the Odcon hall Wednesday evening.
CORPORATIONS in Utah arc not com
ing To Tire front with their annual tax
money as rapidly ~ they might corc
forward. Only 2i50 OF a total Of 1SnO
have paid up. Tho penalty for dc
linaucucv will be enforced after Dec. -.
About E@0O0 was received by the secrc-
tary OF state the month or November.
THE ANIMAL meeting of officers OF
Emmanuel Baptist church Will be held
"Wednesday evening at O'Clock. Of
fcials Of tho churck say that tho com
inc year will be unusually important. as
a new building Is being planned and the
new church officials viii he busy with
details relating To the erection and fl
ancinE OF the new structure.
THOMAS BORDEN. who is II years
old. and Jimmy Brooks. IL years old,
were sent TO the Industrial school at
ogden Monday morning. They escaped
from the training school Saturday night.
but were rccapturcd. They have bccn
given number of chances TO reform.
but they have not taken advantage there
OF. Johnny Decker, wayward boE,
brought back from PoCatcllo Monday
morning by his father, aud who was sur
rendered To the police. viii probably hav.
a hearing in the juvenile court Tuesday.
Ladies' alteration work hv expert
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
IDAHO OFFICIAL is
MARRIED in SALT LAKE

i. II. Peterson assistant attorney gen
oral of Idaho, and Mrs. l.. J. Frawlcv
also of Idaho. were quietly married sat
urdnv morning at the county clerks Of
fee In this city by j. l.. Eldrcdce. Sr
Mr.. Petersen and hts intended bride
came To Salt Lake Friday without an
nouncinG their intention 90 their friends
I'm Boise. They iourncycd 10 the city and
county building carly saturday morning
obtained license, and were married
without delay. Ben T.. Rich. a clnssmaie
OF Petcrsen's at George Washington uni
versity officiated as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen left Saturday
night for Los Angeles,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
WOMEN WILL WORK TO
HELP FEMALE EMPLOYERS

.\t 4 meeting OF the board Of directors
of The Woman's league held at the resi-
Mahou. Monday afternoon. Mrs, Coray
AburtoD. local organizer OF tho Amcri-
eau Woman's league. presented TO the
;:aui2ation The purposes explained by
'lli" organizer will b. considered b,' lhn
loca board OF directors. With the view OF
joining the rational organization. II 200
pajd-up members can bc secured before
Christmas eve. Salt Lake City can have
chapter house bull. which will cost
$l0 OG1.
members Of tho board OF directors was
wha, they arerred Was tle overworllcd
condition OF many female employees In
fhc stores o. the city. Tho board decided
- take up this matter aud investigate IL.
Tnc following committee was appointed
TO look into the conditions Of fcma lc
"uploymcut in the stores OF the city:
Mrs. 9. II. HIybouId. Mrs. Mary l;ew.
Ms. 7. j.. Pit, and Mrs. Olive lIaTcns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
HUNGRY AND PENNlLfS0 0r
MINER BREAKS 10

Fred LIcweIliu, a miner r.tdsshr iiCb i j
in the comfy jail. and iSS''s nty snd
nothing sbn to eat ard OUT Of ,soi TSIAi inis b
lin n few days ago wa'N"rdiug
Columbus Consolidated o isor.all
nj Alta and started trre, rec, 'v vyssIlIi'
with tho inmates. Inc nsn ahout le
Llcwcllin getting tosSco landing
heart s content. hnauy ;mn hoae.
suowdrift near the i,n,,welIin ~
After 'dispoSln@ al Us Iause teleph
mates of the boarding ho"'' sheriff
the sheriff, and pcputy, bous
a%S He brought n'SMTi% him 70 snt Lass Lcaasslsa %s
i complaint was lSsuon Ssulh;ns tie 4
with fighting and dis,u,0ii'iI noi / sthfs'
of \. O jacobson, AA'"
David Pcurod.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
IF YOU HAVE MONEY

which YOU desire 10 invest at
big rate of interest. but con.
ditions are not Yet quito ripe.
why don't YOU deposit your
money with this bank and let
ii earn "a lesser rate until the
conditions AFRO ripe1
BY the way, per cent per
annum from Il safe and re
liable bank is Il pretty fair in
yestmcnt of itself. \ ! per
cent per annum Time Certif.
cate is constant source Of
surprise and comfort to people
who arc accustomed to lcttin"
their funds lie idle.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,
90 Main Street.
IN THE BUSINESS HEART.
Safe Deposit boxes for rent
in vaults impcrvious tG FIRE and
burglars.
4 few choice Office rooms for
rent also.
Ask the Manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
BONDS ARE SECURED
BY v. 5. JACOBSON
Upon Leaving Jail He Tells
Jointly-Accused Friend to
Stand Pat.

Telling his friend. j. u. Fiskc. TO keep
stin upper lip for few days. w. s
jacobsen arrested December With
F'isl5e and charged with holding On the
saloon OF c. y, Birtch at Twelfth South
and West Temple streets. was released
on $500 bail approved by Judge Bishop
Monday afternoon. In leaving the county
jail. Jacobsen said that once out in the
open he would have no trouble in prov
ing an incontcstible alibi II is under
stood that the bonds of Fiskc Will lie ar
ranged for on Tuesday.
Ever since they were taken TO the
county Jail. both Of the suspected men
have stoutly proclaimed their Innocence
and layc said that they would he abb"
to prove alibis. They claim To have been
attending the Grand thcatcr on the night
OF the boldup, and maintain that they
can prove il IL the men seated near them
IN the gallery can he found.
Both Jacobsen and h'islcc claim 10 have
gotten Into an argument with those near
ilicm on the night in question regarding
one Of the characters In the play, and
they say that that Is the reason they
noticed the persons seated near them,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
Tribune Reporter Printing Co.
sc West 2nd South street. Phone us.
NEWH0USE HOTEL ASKS
COUNCIL FOR PERMIT

The Newhousc Realty company pre-
seutcd 10 the council Monday evening an
application for u permit for cncroach- j.
ncnts. in order thai stairways and area
wavs may he constructed in connection
with the Newhousc hotel.
The plans Of the hotel accompany the
petition. II Is 70 oc eleven stories high.
with an attic story, The structure viii
n" OF steel. with terra Gotta linlsh. The
hotel has three irontaGes on Main,
Fourth South and Carson streets.
Tho permit. which will he taken ont
for the building about the first OF the
Year. will call for an expenditure of SSo0.
~.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
BY MT. MORIAH LODGE

Nj. Morlah lodge No. >. \. r. * ~.
NJ. held its annual election last evening,
when the following officers were elected !:
w. NJ. 7. a. Smpl;jn ;. W.. Dana T.
Smith; !. w. Il. j. ArditC treasurer
c. i. Iig$on; secretary. Christopher
Dichi. trustee tfor three SoarS), 4. :.
Chapman. This term will make total
OF thirty-thrcc years OF service as SOC
rotary by Mn Dichl Previous To his
as ltS master, Long as this period Is
il does not equal his tenure of the Of
flee OF secretary of tie Grand lodge.
which he has held continuously for thirty
eight years. The now officers of MI
MoriaL Will lac installed noXt Monday
evening, bv Grand Master +. c. Sclna.,,in.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION
WILL MEET TODAY
Final Details for Bond Election
to Be Completed; Successor
to Mr. CheeSman.

The board Of educa ton Will meet this
Tuesday evening. Among important mat
tcrs 10 be taken up will be tho arranS-
inc for the school board election To he
held Jan, S. 1t Is likely that the amount
OF bonds TO be asked for will be in
creased from $500.000' 10 100000. This
will be done by amendment to the reso-
luton.
A. G. Giauquc. member of the board
from the Second precinct has the
appointment OF a successor ~ Morton
j. Chcesman. who died Nov. 80. Il. f..
Eadman has been tayorably mentioned
for tho place by u large number Of his
friends In the Second
= successor TO George NJ. Hrldwcli is
also TO he named. but whether this
VIII he done III tonishts meeting or at
a special meeting In be held Thursday
is vet to bc determined Bridwcll held
the position OF superintendent nf build
inSs and grounds. His resignation took
effect Dec. /.
the teachers and school work cpnmit
tee and the buildings and grounds COM
mittcc held meetings Monday afternoon
and got matters into shape for prcsenta-
t.ou to the board tonight.