The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-15

GEORGE VAN WAGONEN, Wasatch
county game warden, is rapidly recov-
ering from appendicitis at L. D. S. hos
pitaL
W. MONT FERRY AND EDNA T
FERRY filed a mortgage deed in the
county recorders office yesterday in
favor of Emma Whiting, on parts of
lots 8 and 4. block 81, plat A, Salt Lake
City survey.
| BLANCHE ROE married James Roe in
Salt Lake July Il, 1903, and yesterday
she filed a suit for divorce in the dis
trict court, because James deserted her
on May IS 1905 She says her husband
earns 500 a month, but asks for no
part of it,
BRIG. MADSEN, chief deputy warden
for Fred c. Chambers. fish commits
sl0nef. announces that it is intended
this week to plant about 10000 trout fry
in the steams of Emery county.
THE SALT LAKE SECURITY :
TRUST COMPANY filed suit in the
district court yesterday against August
Stocker for $3.50, alleged to be due as
a loan made Oct. Is and payable on de-
mand.
THAT THE SALT INDUSTRY of Utah
has attracted eastern men is shown in
a letter received yesterday by the state
auditor from George J. Muller, chemical
engineer, of Baltimore, Md. He asked
the number of salt refinerieS in the
state and other information, with d view
to locating here.
JOHN L. HAYNES. boilermakeT of Salt
Lake, filed petition in bankruptcy in
the United States district court Thurs
day His liabilities are placed at S24S.S0
and his assets, which are worth 500,
consist of s5hold goods and per
sonal property, claimed as exempt.
LETTER was received Thursday by
Postmaster Arthur L. Thomas from w.
j. Newman of Frankfort, KY, asking
assistance in finding James 3. New
man and family, who are said to live
in Salt Lake.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY and A. c.
Nelson, state superintendent of public
instruction, returned yesterday from
Eureka. where they took part in the
dedication of the new Carnegie library.
Superintendent Nelson leaves next week
to attend the county institute to be
held at Vernal.
V. YATINEN, inspector of the local i'm
migration office in the government
building, returned Thursday from a tour
of inspection in Wyoming. Both Chinese
and immigration matters were at
tended to.
HENRY BARNETT a painter, fell from
a swinging scafsOld at the Christian
Science church, receiving several severe
cuts Oli the uedu-
THE DENVER < RIO GRANDE'S state
ment for August, which was delivered
to Col. l. A. Benton yesterday, shows
that during August the road broke all
records for the number OF Utah pas
sengers carried: The traffic over the
entire system was heavy, but in Utah
the passenger trains carried an aver
age of 4.015 passengers every day, or
total of l24, 1859 persons.
THERE WILL BE a joint session of the
two Rebekah lodges next Saturday at
s p. m, at which time veteran jewels
will be presented to Mrs. Blackmar and
Mrs. Boes of Naomi lodge, and Mrs
Fisher and Mrs. Johnson of Miriam
lodge.
CONGREGATION MONTEFIORE has
arranged for late Friday evening services
during the winter season for the bene-
fit of its more advanced members and
the young folks The chief features will
be an English sermon, congreg atiOnal
singing and childTens choir. The sub
ject of tOnight's discourse at o'clock
will be. An Ancient Story Viewed in a
New Light"