The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-07
CITY BREVlTlES.

dependent Coal * Coke company of Ken
ilWOrth who spent last week at the
mine i'm Carbon county. reports that the
company Dis putting M new aulOndtlc
screening tipple which will improve the
quality of the coal as delivered
THE EAST SIDE branch of St. Marks
Sulld met yesterday afternoon al the
home of Airs. Russell Woodruff Il
street To being the last meeting be
fore the opening of ST. Marks bazaar,
final arluLgements for disposition of ar
tiCles which have been donated.
JUDGES GEORGE q. Armstrong and N.
l.. Ritchie of the Third district court
held the regular monthly setting of
cases for the January term yesterday
Judge Armstrong set 30 cases and Judge
RitChie 5S
SUIT on s. pr0missory note FOR 500, dat
ed September Do, 1908. was filed i'm the
district court Yesterday by the I. Y. L.
Furniture a. Carpet Iustallment House
against A. ri. ana r. CT. AdamsoE.
TWO SUITS for the collection of prom
issory notes were filed In the district
court Yesterday 10y the BehUiug Piano
company against the Poulton Music
company, Walter j. Pouiton ir.. Wini-
Ired w. POuitOl. Walter j. Poulr0l Gnd
MathOuihah Thomas One note IS dated
June ., 1893, for Sjs4+l and payable ON
October ID. and the other bears the GATE
of September q last and payable %
November 1. for S6S.l6.
IOHN W. KENER, foreman of the cleo
trical department of the Utah Light d
Railway company. returned yesterday
from q visit of three weeks ln Denver
and Kansas City.
THE FOLLOWING officials of the Salt
Lake Route have gone TO Butte In con-
ueetiOu with the establishment of lne
new freight and passenger agency at
that point. Assistant General freight
ana Passenger Agent J. H. ManuerIlel1,
District Passenger Agent Kenneth Kerr
and General Passenger Agent IT. O..
Peck.
A WRECK on Tennessee Pass was the
cause OF the blockade Friday on the
Rio Grunde.
THE SALT LAKE Women's club viii
meet AZ the home of Mrs. Helen v.
kimbau today at $3.50 D. No., u Gordon
avenue
dress as General PostCffice, New
York has asked Postmaster A. =.
Thomas 20 help him find TWO uieCes
When Mr.. Barnes saw them last their
names were Sarah Jane and Fanny Eva
He has heard that they have married,
but 10 whom or where me does not
know.
5EORGE DAVIS of Salt Lake was ar
rested yesterday morning by Deputy
Marshal Julian Riley on warrant
charging him with selling liquor without
a government license, Davis was later
released on bail.
A RECEIPT BOOK issued 10 J. w
Young by the Western Outfit company
was found Unwrapped In "a mail box
yesterday. Postmaster a. =. Thomas
is holding it for the owner
=. T. FUTILE. assistant general freight
agent of the Oregon Short Line, is away
from Jhe cit. ON a short business trip
He is expected to return i'm about three
DAYS
CARL B. HARD. q former Salt Lake
newspaper man, now located i'm the Phil
ippine Islands. is q visitor 10 the city
on his vacation.
COLONEL GEORGE b. SQUIRES, state
Insurance commissioner. Is still con-
fined 90 his home with illness. bat ex-
poets TO- set our shortly and start for
the coast. where ne viii remain sew
eral weeks. His health has been poor
and a change of climate has been rec
commended by his physician
A PERMANENT EXHIBIT viii he kept
at the office of the state dairy and
food commissioner Willard Hansen. I'm
the Dooley block The exhibit is that
of Herman Harms, state chemist which
was shown at the pure food show the
past fortnight
Mr.. AND MRS W. A. MILES announce
the engagement of their daughter Mat
tie J.. TO Homer =. Edwards.