The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-29

ALTHOUGH THE WESTERN PACIFIC
is practically completed as far as Win
nemucca, New, the road VIII not be
opened for traffic to that point until
some time next month. No definite date
has been set but officials expect 1t
will be opened about Oct. 10.
CONFERENCE TICKETS will be placed
on sale Oct I by railroads entering salt
Lake. The tickets can be bought Oct.
1 to S, inclusive
GUS J. HENROID, sheriff Of Juab
county, residing at Eureka, has made
application with the state engineer for
One-tenth Of a cubic foot Of the flow
of a spring UNNAMED near Eureka In
the application he sets forth that he
intends to pipe the water into large
wooden tank, TO be used for domestic
purposes.
LEWIS HOFFMAN, who has been visit
ing his brothers, II. G. Hoffman and
Edward Hoffman of the firm of Hotf-
man Brothers, real estate, the past TWO
weeks, left yesterday for his nome at
Joplin, Mo.
TONIGHT AT THE GOSPEL HALL of
Volunteers Of America, l9 COmmeTclal
street Frank L. Malmstedt, temperance
advocate of Chicago, will speak ana
Mrs. Ray Lay will sing.
ONLY ONE building permit was issued
yesterday by Building Inspector A g
Hirth Il was to Harold Jensen for a
two-storv brick building for the Danish
Lutheran church at 5Sl-9 First avenue
The church will cost 5000.
AGNES L. CAWLEY married Francis L.
Cav-Ipv here on March - 1903. and says
he deserted her more than two years
ago. She wants a divorce and the res
tOratiOn of her maiden name of Agnes
L. Appel. There are no children. Mrs.
1vg-1a
an affidavit of impeCuniOsity.
THE LADIES' CLASS of the Y. NJ. C. a.
gymnasium will meet Wednesday at i:SJ
p. N. at the club rooms for the purpose
Of recognizing for the coming year.
NJ. AND MRS. o. W. BEAIIs. formerly
of Clinton, Ia, and their three sons,
are now at home at 119 Twelfth East
street Mr.. Bemis has become identt-
fled with a local china firm.
MRS. MARY FOSTER BRYNER of Chi
cage, the well-knoWn Sunday school
worker. viii hold two meetings Sunday
in the First Methodist church. The firss
meeting will be at o'clock. when she
will talk on New Graded Lessons the
second meeting is at o'clock, when she
will speak Of THE Child We Teach"
A LABORER giving the name Of Jim
Bourne fell twenty feet from the sec
Ond story of the NJ. l. a. gymnasium
building in process Of construction on
the L. y. 5. university grounds. and
sustained injuries necessitatiug his re-
moval to the hospital. Bourne stepped
on a loose board and was thrown with
out warning over the wall to the floor
below.
MAMIE CLAWSON BEATIE yesterday
filed suit in the Third district court
against Louise Grace Emery, Grace r.
Bransford, Emma r. Holman, p. T.
No. g,--EE
worth, to quiet title to piece of land
at the corner of State street and First
avenue.
JOHN SHAY is charged with burglary in
the third degree in a complaint issued
by the county attorney yesterday. 1t is
charged that he entered the room of
Joe Fernando in the Los Angeles room
ing house, $50 West South Temple street
Monday night on robbery bent
A SPECIAL MEETING of the Salt Lake
County Medical association will be held
in the office of DR.. A. c. Behle in the
Judge building today to take apprOpri-
ate action on the death Of DR.. H. D.
Niles.
FOR SUCCOTH will be held
at Temple Bnai Israel at 8 o'clock this
evening. There will be special Succoth
decorations on the pulpit Rabbi Freuud
viii speak on The Proper Manifesto
ton of JOY
MISS FLORENCE CHRISTENSEN %
this city. who has been supervisor of art
at the branch normal school at Gear
City, sailed for Paris Sept. "a She viii
study art.
AS A COMPLIMENT to Edward J. Fitz-
patrick, the Salt Lake violinist, mem
bers of Salt Lake col neil No. 692 of the
knights of Columbus will attend the
musicale to be given in his honor Fri
day evening at the First Congregational
church, prior to his departure for the
east to complete his studies
JOSEPH SADLER died Tuesday night at
the county infirmary. He was born
March l. 1873. and left a widow and two
children in this city.
LOSES TEAM DODGING DEBT.