The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-30

an examination viii be held IN Salt
Lake January p. Salaries range from
$40 to sou, and about the only QuUlfi-
cations are that the applicants must be
over 20 years OF age and have had at
least four years practical experience at
the work.
DISCRETION is charged by Nellie P.
Spencer against Walter y. Spencer IN
a suit for divorce filed in the district
court yesterday. They were married
at salt Lake September 3, 1893, snd
have a son Ferris, three years old. Mrs.
Spencer asks for custody OF me Chud
with so ID month for his support and
education.
STATE and private banks have been
called upon by Secretary Of State
Charles >. Iingey for reports Of their
financial standing at the close Of busl-
ness on December q, closing the last
quarter OF the year. The reports viii
be in soon after the first Of the year.
RACHEL H BOIL says James E. Hill,
her husband, has not provided for ner
for the last twelve months and yes
terday she applied to the Third district
court Tor divorce. Iney were mar
ried at Ogden on July Is, 1908, and nave
one child, eight months old, of which
the wife asks custody and suit money,
MISS OLIVIA BURT, who has been
at work in the county clerks office.
THE funeral of Mrs. J. c. Connolly OF
SlI First avenue, who died at her resi-
dence Monday night Of heart disease,
viii be held at the IWenty-seventh Ward
meeting house at L o'clock this after
noon.
GENERAL c. 5. BURTON, W. J. Bur
ton and Harry Margetts were COnspic-
their absence from their nE11gI
post of duty yesterday, due to the
near approach of the end of the duck
season. The party went to the mouth
of the Jordan river.
IT HAS been found necessary to discon-
tinue the work on the new plant of the
Utah Light * Railway company in
Weber canyon owing 20 the fact that
unseasonably cold weather prevails, the
mercury at times getting as low as ~
degrees below zero, which makes Ce-
ment work impossible. The work will
be resumed as soon as the weather per
init.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs. II. G. Wilkes
was held yesterday at St. Paufs Epis-
cOpal church at noon, the Rev. G. y.
Perkins, pastor. reading the services.
The burial was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
TWO PERMITS were issued by Building
Inspector A. B. Hirth yesterday as fol-
lows: III. y. Jenkins 1871 Laird avenue,
five-roOm brick dwelling, 5000; Janet
BOog, 81 West Capitol avenue, frame
addition, SlC0.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED A. MAYNARD
entertained at dinner last evening at
the knutsfOrd i'm honor of DR.. Thomas
NJ Ballet of the University of New
York. During his visit in Salt Lake
DR.. Ballet has delighted his hearers
at his talks before the State Teachers
association.
THE FUNERAL of Z. b. Warenski, who
died Monday at Murray, will be held
next Sunday at noon at the First ward
meeting house, The body may be
viewed al the late residence of Mr..
Warenski from 10 TO II Sunday. Burial
viii be ins the South Cottonwood ceme-
terry.
MADAME BRODBECK will give a
Christmas recital with her younger pu-
pits Friday afternoon at 4;S0 at her
recital hail. 909 Rice street, on Ninth
South, between State and Second East
streets. One of the principal numbers
will be Mozart's Sonata in ID, for two
pianos. The first piano viii be played
by little Sarah NJ. Sims.
MRS. ERNEST BROWN will entertain
at a watch party New Years eve at
her home in Eighth avenue in honor
OF Mrs. Ada Goddard Lander and Elmo
Bailey of Denver. Mr.. Bailey is a
brother of Mrs. Lander.