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The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
Parish Topics.

The Holy Name society is responsible
for the newsy edition of Parish Topics
circulated in the cathedral congrega-
ton last Sunday. Besides gossip of in
terest, the magazine contained a list of
the Christmas contributors.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
Financial Statement of Cathedral,

| The last issue of Parish Topics con
tanned detailed financial statement
OF parish affairs from the inception of
| the cathedral building fund ]. K. Null
! len, chairman of the finance committee,
! in his report said:
! You will see by this report that the
Cathedral association now has proper-
ty, and cash on hand. in the amount of
Sl6l ,692.54, of which amount, however.
there is in cash available to pay the
construction bills only S6,216.24, bur I
am advised by Rev. Father McMena-
min, the rector. that he has an addition
| al sum of $4,000. saved from the parish
receipts, which he will turn over to the
building committee in few days.
There is due upon the contract for
the construction of the cathedral build-
ing the sum of $4,000. and also the
sum of S16,164.T0 is due Upon the steel
contract, oud your building committee
is depending upon the unpaid subscrip-
tlohs 10 meet the payments that fall due
III a few days on the contracts, and is
relying upon additional subscriptions
and donations TO meet all payments
provided in the contracts as they fall
due in the future.
The result Of my investigation of the
nnancial condition of the cathedral par
ISM is as follows:
Financial Statement to Dec, 81, 1909
Assets Value.
Logan avenue school incIud-
ing lots Nos. TO i, inclu-
sive, block 26S, Clements ad-
dltion ..,:.......... .........$ 100000
Lots Nos. I and 8. block 24S.
Clements addition (opposite
Logan avenue school 49,. 1000 oO
Twenty acres of land near
Montclair ...:.... ..... 100000
One lot of mining stock 49,. 100 90
Cathedral site. consisting of
eight lots ..... . 2s.50o M
Cost of cathedral foundation. S4,Sso.91
Amount paid on contract for
superstructure go. 49,. 31,ss5.a9
Cash on deposit in Denver Ma
tional bank .:............... 2,S52.12
cash on deposit in Interna-
tional Trust company .. 3.Ss412
Total assets .......... s161 500 "A |
There are no liabilities existing
against the cathedral parish except |
that arising out of the contract for the |
of the cathedral.
lotal amount of subscriptions
to the cathedral fund s11o. 2s7 M
IL which there has been paid. 7O,91S. 90
Leaving a balance due on
unpaid subscriptions offs SO. $4,000
Respectfully submitted.
I X 1TT-T r TN
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30

Father Florence Lawlor, recently or
dained at Paris, arrived last Saturday
and officiated on Sunday at ST. Mary's
academy. He is TO be assistant to
Father William O'Ryan at ST. Leo's
nhIJrph
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
RAWLINS, WY0.

Mrs. Mahoney left Monday evening
Ior Ior Denver. She was Joined in Chey-
enne by Mr. Mahoney.
MRS. McDermott of Rock River was
a Rawlins visitor Monday.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
Rt. Rev. Bishop Matt at saIida.

Bishop Matz spent last Sunday in Sa-
Ida, where be officlated at the laying of
the corner stone OF the new church
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
Rev. Father LawIor Ordained.

which Father Joseph wolihan is erect
ing there
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
Altar Society Meetinn.

A special meeting of the Altar and
Rosary society of the cathedral parish
was held Sunday afternoon to arrange
for the sale of candles in the vestibuIes
OF the church on Candlemas day. and
also to perfect plans for the entertain
ment to be given by the society at the
Woman's club building on the evening
OF FEB. q. Tickets were distributed at
.he meeting on Sunday and the mem
oers are enthusiastic in their plans to
make the affair a great success n,no
slcal and literary program under the di-
rrecton Of Joseph Newman will be fol-
lowed by a dance, for which Lohmann,s
orchestra viii furnish the music. Mrs
Lawrence NJ. Purcell. president of the
altar and Rosary society, is at present
III at st. Joseph's hospital but is exS
pected to be able TO be removed to her
home in few days.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30
Diocese Of Denver

ELIZABETH KELLY, Correspondent
The rnterInountain and Colorado
Satholic is placed en- sale at the
James Clarke church goods house, 647
-ahtornta street. Denver, Colo.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30

Leaving a balance due on
unpaid subscriptions offs 39,S49. 90
Respectfully submitted.
j. K. MULLEN.
Chairman Finance Committee.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30

Monument to John H. Murphy.
The Western Federation Of Miners
is to erect a monument to the memory
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Tierney of the
cathedral parish welcomed a little
daughter into their home last Friday
Mrs. T-erney was formerly Miss May
Egan
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
KILLED WHEN AUTO
PLUNGES OVER BANK
William ]. Chiera Victim of Accident
Out Jefferson-Companion Es-
capes With Slight Injuries.

Plunging over a 20-foot embank-
ave. near Burns.ave., in his automo-
bile, William j. Chiera. No. 6l2
Beaubien-st, son OF Gabriel Chiera.
owner of the Oriental hotel building,
was almost instantly killed about 8 50
O'Clock, Thursday night His compan-
ion on the fatal ride. George II. Wild
er employed by the General Sales Co,
No. 246 Jefferson-ave., escaped with d
dislocated shoulder.
Chic ra was a repairer of lace cur
tans and was delivering curtains that
he had fixed up when he met his
death. Wilder having gone along for
company's sake. Just what caused
the accident is not quite clear. 1t
is supposed. however, that as Chiera
was spinning along Jefferson he sud
denly lost control OF the machine. Will
der was unable TO shed much light
on the accident. except TO say that
the machine seemed suddenly to veer
off the course and leap the curb Just
previous 10 that. he said, Chiera had
been steering with one hand. which
may explain why he lost control.
Machine and occupants landed in
a heap at the bottom of the embank-
ment, and II was some minutes be-
fore help came.
"Chiera couldn't have lived very
long" said Wilder AT first ! could
the sound grew fainter and fainter
until it stopped altogether. Then |
was afraid il was all off with him |
was on my back. pinned under the
wreckage. and couldn't move hand or
foot. II seemed an age till somebody
came and got me out of there.
guess I'm lucky TO be alive"
Wider's cries of distress first
reached the ears OF Gertrude Furner.
No. 10 Leach-st.. and Stella Miller.
No 1922 Jefferson-ave., two little girls,
who notified Patrolman August Smith.
About the same time Capt. John
Evans, William Kresin, No. 1853 TWEEN
ty-ffthst., and julius Brossard, No.
1865 Michigan-ave.. came up from the
river and these three and the police
man went 10 the relief OF Wilder. AZ
ter being released ne walked away and
took car down town in a bwildered
condition He went 10 the Gold Dol
lar cafe on Farmer-st.. where he some.
times worked in the cigar stand, and
friends took him To the Detroit San
itarium. After his injuries were at.
tended to he went home.
Coroner Bennett had Chiera's body
sent to the county morgue. where IL
was identified by brother Elks The
postmortem conducted by the county
physicians showed that death was due
to internal hemorrhages and suffoca.
ton.
Mr.. Chiera was 80 years old and
leaves his wife and one daughter, IA
years old. He was a member OF De
troit lodge No 2. F. & a. NJ. and the
Detroit lodge OF Elks.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
SAYS INCINERATION is BEST
WAY TO DISPOSE OF GARBAGE
WashIngton's Superintendent Of Street
Cleaning Visits Detroit On Trip
of INSPECTION.

Detroit will within five years come
to the incarceration plan OF disposing
Of all ashes, garbage and other city
waste"
Such is the declaration OF James NJ.
Wood, superintendent Of street and
alley cleaning OF Washington. ID. c,
He lis in Detroit on trip OF inspec-
ton to get pointers for improving
the cleaning system OF the capital.
Washington now disposes of garbage
and ashes by collection contracts. The
total cost of cleaning the city and col.
lecting waste is now $4,000 per year
for a city OF approximately 100000.
Detroit. with one-third more inha-
bitants. spends but $350,000 per yea:
for the same purpose, according TO
Supt. Frank Aldrich.
Washington people are the most
wasteful in the world" says Supt.
Wood. This is proved by the amount
of garbage we are called upon 70 col
of garbage. while Cleveland, almost
twice as large. had but 1000 tons
and Detroit 10000 tons.
I'VE are considering changing from
the contract plan to the municipal
collection of waste. 7 believe that is
the best system, and incarceration is
the best plan for disposal. You will
come 10 It.
II visited an incineration plant re-
Gently where there had never been a
single cents worth OF cost for fuel
The barrel slaves and other highly
infiammable rubbish was chosen for
the hrst firing and, after that the
garbage and ashes furnished heat for
combustion. Believeing this to be the
most economical method, | shall rec
ommend to congress that the present
contract be done away with and
three destructor plants costing 5000
600 established in the outskirts of
Washington"
The refuse from the combustion OF
city waste is used for side walk and
paving material and building blocks,
it being hard Stag.
While here Supt Wood visited
Mayor Breitmeyer and also went
about the city 20 study the Detroit
methods, with Supt. Frank Aldrich.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
HAMMOND HEARING ON.
Justice Jeffries Refuses Plea Fol
Further Postponement

In spite Of the plea by Attorney Al.
Ian II Fraser that he was too busy
with another case being heard in
court Friday morning, to go on with
the Chauncey Hammond hearing,
Justice Jeffries refused further post
ponement and ordered both sides 10
be ready to go on at once Armed
with search warrant sworn to by
Robert NJ Brownson Of the EMF.
company. Detective f. Fox searched
the Hammond home al No. 3S7 Camp.
behave. Thursday. but found no
trace OF the missing money or any In
evidence against Ham.
m6nd.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
FERRY co. TO BUILD NEW BOAT
Steamer For Bots Blanc and Belle Isle
Run Will Carry 3,40O.

Directors OF the Detroit. Belle Isle
e. Windsor Ferry Co. Thursday after
noon. awarded TO the Toledo Shipbuid.
ing Co. a contract for n new steel pas
senger steamer that will surpass both
the Columbia aud the Britannia in size.
The new boat will have a carrying ca
pacity Of 3,l00 passengers and will be
operated on the Belle Isle and Bots
Blanc runs The new boat will go
into commission June /. 1910. IT is
expected. Frank f. Kirby is the de-
signcr Of the new craft, model of
which Is now on view I'm the ferry
company's office. She will be built
along the same general lines as her
predecessors. but will be an improve
ment on them in some particulars She
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03

will be little shorter than the Col
umbia, but will have two feet more
breadth The fore foot will rise sharply
after the plan Of many OF the ocean
going boats. She will carry passen-
gers on four decks.
The new boat has been made neces-
sary by the demands Of the business.
The name has not been decided on
as yet.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Two suits for damages ngpregsting
SI2OnO were GIed ngninst Tic Din :

mond Match 90 Thursday afternoon
by Frod Cornelius. aged Is Cornelius
alleges That when only l6 years Of
age he was put to work In the sui
phur room. and as a result his teeth
bvcamo d"cayed and decorated. and
bad 20 he removed or filled For this
hc asks $1,000. lie also charges hat
The foreman sent him into an iron
nuc TO hammer ont the kinks. The
air was so impure that he nearly
tainted. and IN scrambling out he cut
his hand so severely that il is almost
helpless. He values the hand at
$40 000
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Raspberrles aipen in November.

Dunlap. who has truck farm near
Rockdale. four miles west of this city.
brought into town today a small box
of laspberries. which. he says, ripened
on his bushes last week The OK.
trcmcly warm weather, Dunlap says,
has started vegetation. and unless Sc.
we're weather comes pretty soon he ex.
poets TO see all OF his fruit trees I'm
bloom.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
says He Stole To Help Family.

MOUNT HOLLY, n. j.. Dec. s.
John Ellsworth. who robbed the safe
OF Schuyler Rainier. of Florence. OF
$4,000 and then fed to Chicago. where
he was arrested. has been sentenced
to five years In the state prison He
told the court he stole rather than
desert hts poverty-stricken wife and
children.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Charges Of brutality by police officers
mM,lc hN NnInn mI.c q n..r ~ iIIInm VI L.

manski OF No. 219 McKlnstry-aVe..
are TO he thoroughly investigated.
l.eraus<i alleges thst a sergeant and
four patrolm"n from SOFTEN station
visited his saluon saturday. night. told
MIN they had heard I've was going TO
hold rattle, and then attacked and
beat him. Ills face was badly
bruised Lemanski was arrested for
breach az the peace. and offered the
above explanation 10 Justice JcffrieS.
WIo dismissed the case, and suggest
90 an iuVo- ttgattou. Supt. DOWnCN
saws that he can hardly credit the
tale but viii investigates
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
MOLTEN METAL EXPLODES;
THREE MEN ARE INJURED
M. Janoh and Ernest krause Most
Seriously Hurt In Accident in
Guojn-st plant

An explosion OF molten metel, in
the plant OF the Michigan Crucible
Steel Co. No. 255 Guoin-st. badly in
jured two employees. and caused slight
burns for third. at / o'clock Friday
morning.
NJ Janoif. splashed from head to
foot by the molten mass. is in crit.
cal condition in st. Mary's hospital.
Ernest Krause. No. 81 Joseph Campau-
ave. was badly burned about the
hands and legs, and taken 10 the same
hospital. The third employe was at
terded by n physician at the plant.
Janoif was reported as resting cas-
lily, Friday morning. and may recover.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
There II nov prospect that the Hotel
POhtcIInri rnin cnse. which hns been

court since the FIRST Tuesday In No
yemucr VIA be concluded Hcyt week.
Tic attorneys are now discussing
lcgpl points and IL is believed that
no moro testimony viii loo put in Ar
Gumcnts To the jury viii he made
next week. Tho evidence has been
50 voluminouS trat II IS likely IL
VIII take the jury considerable time
10 reach verdict Following the
Poutchdrtrain case the government
viii prosecute a number % com
plants against Michigan railroads
for failing TO comply with the fed
eral law governing safety appliances
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
For spending - hours In Uamtramck
lnii. John Mindu received ~ verdict of

F'"H W~dIUtt IlnIT DOW 1T IN Nudge
Donovan. - court Thursday afternoon.
Minda claimed TINT lc was falsely ar
rested on boWitts statement that he
had stolen six chickens
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03

long strIng OF victims OF tehc hair
brush in the Hotel Ste Claire The
hair brush. valued at 80 cents. swings
inuOrently from chain IN the WASH
room II has been there u long time.
aId VIII Sc" much more service. It's
predecessors used To disappear az the
rate OF two week Then the hotel
management connected the brush with
a burglar alarm After that II sent
a steady string Of victims over to
police headquarters Andrew is the
latest TO try 10 elope with the alarm
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
John y. Publ. who has been assistant
slcr of The MlchLEln LcmI rnl l.

las been promoted Ia the position Of
paymaster 20 succeed Mai George g.
Hopper who retired recently after
many years or faithful service. Mr.
Publ resides. az 40 1921 second ave
clarence II. Ladd is the new assist
ant uavmaStCr
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Woodnard-aNe ~ in the best shape for
hnIihnN Undo IhnL 10 has been In xcN-

crai winters Ia former years there
has hecn either street railway track
repair or other work going ON that
resulted IN tho partial obstruction
Of the street There Is now no con-
struction work going on below Grand
circus Park. aud thorouEhfare and
sidewalks are clear for the shopping
4
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Henry Coates made "a clean profit Of
ll..n hN mnuemIing his cRse agninst

.IOlu I'urEOtZkc nom Inc iUstiCe
court 10 the circuit court In the
lower curt nc was granted 80 cents
damages. but a Jury I'm Judge Muir
phys court Thursday afternoon gave
him 500. Coates charged that Bur
EctZke poured bucket 81 water over
h - !. Ii No - LIS lnn ON him
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Andrew IL. Rake, sNIc-turner. has HIed
petition In bankruptcy. listing debts

az sllIb2o. He shows no property
except such AS is exempt The
Schroeder Paint n Glass Co and
others have petitioncd that David
simon. wall paper dealer. b. de-
Clared BANKRUPT
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Police Supc rInt endent Dovncy snys that
ihcrn ms M nrcmehifnIeh nInI.

malice aforcthOuGht i'm the way the
police ignored. e. Walkers report ~
burglary IN his apartments. OF which
tho police were notified last Tuesday
The police department did not delhi
cratclv ignored tho report. and such
an .nsinuation IS unjust" saws the
superintendent ~ viii investigate
., e,r- fftat tyft. ~ ,Va4 fuuprgd
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Edward y. Hines. chairman Of the
Mnyne county bnnrd of rnnd cnmmIs-

In the order Of their Importance.
the oil.producing countries OF the
world are. United states Russia.
Sumatra Java and Borneo. Galicia,
Roumania, India, Japan and Mexico
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Failed .nloonkeepcr- nrc now furnish

tons IN bankruptcy In the federal
district court Dennis Bolger. who
formerly had n saloon in Dclray Is
the latest CONFER. He owes S413 and
Ills assets total s3l5. mostly in un-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Government civil service examinations
for The following nnsiiInns and alnie

M HUNOWU''U- T'TNUI NTINNTOTOET 80
male. Dec. -. assistant i'm arboriCul-
turc. male. De. -. Couk male. Dec.
% first class steam engineer Jan =,
Junior engineer craftsman Ian. =.
messenger hoy FOR the Lansing
weather bureau. Jan '. and junior
cclnmlc chcmIll. I'm. i-G
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
4 verdict of $1,000 against William H.
MnIlmnc. hrnEglAi. W hn.c nlMcc OF

hUslN0ss Is NJ F0UTtoenth-1Vo- and
Myrtle-st. was returned by a jury IN
Judge Hosmcr's court Thursday az
tcrnoon iu favor Of Alvin n. cham
hcrlaiu Chamberlain charged that a
prescription Gllcd for him at the store
was improperly compounded ana that
as result his health was ruined. An
analvsls OF the mcdici inc showed that
N cnnlained too mmnL atrnnhine.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
The Detroit EIkS VIII hold their annual
srr,Ir, In meInnrN ~ The dcnn ne ~

SuUUlN aftCrnOOa. UcgInning AT 3
o'clock In the big lodge room I'm the
rll,s Tpmplc on Monroe ave The
speakers viii he James II NAV Will
liam VI walker. j Shurley Kcnnary.
Ward y Choate. while the musical
rumbcrs viii be contributed. under
The management Of Thomas Chilvers
hy Misses Gabriel Fuerth aud Amy
Carkcct. and Arthur T. W!ikie and
Chae J Kusheli
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Mayor Brcitmeyrr viii not veto the
notion of the schnnl hnarh In mnkln nc

lCphOnC contracts with both tho
Michigan and Home companies lie
Informed Inspectors Goldberg Mum
ford, burton, schultz and Robertson
90 this decision after a conference
with Assistant Corporation Counsel
Atkinson The mayor IS opposed
however. 20 the Offer OF a SIS tele-
phone rate 20 school inspectors In
case tho board of education votes to
take advantage Of this offer veto
will result Inspector Mumford de-
clares that lac Will bring bribery
charges against any member OF the
hoard who accepts "A reduced rate
fr, 80 Gr.. 81 ,,r,a
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Andrew u. Lone, who says he In 70 walt
cr, with no home. IL tb. Iutest az m

VIII be possible to figure tho mortal
ty rate IN different callings.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
Health officer Guy T.. KIcfer Is.ued
Thursday new form az dentb cer,Ja

cate, which Is expected TO furnish
moro thorough data -tha-yital sta
tistics. Physicians viii now be re-
CURED TO insert tho exact cause OF
death. with symptoms of the case and
some Of the history OF its progress
High sounding, hut vague medical
terms viii no longer be accepted
Former occupations OF tho decreased
persons must also bc entered minute
ly on tho certificates in order that AZ
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
Mrs. ArrhnuEeI ticotte. ngcd GG. mot her
"f Eddie ticotte. the Boston Ameri-

can Iougue pitcher. died Thursday
afternoon In her home. No. 1864 Fort
- west Mrs. CiCotte was born in
old Dolray and spent her life there.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
The funeral of Alfred IL. kicfcr, who
hIrd ImrsdnN nIghI liz Grnce hnspi-

IhI, as mo r"SuIt OF an OUoratiOn
fot appendicitis. took place Friday
afternoon from the residence in
Crosse Pointe. The body was ere
mated
The Detroit times., 1909-12-03
when You have your Iyceum
ihcntrr prngrnm handed To YOU. ~


will he accompanied by n Christmas
stamp Of good Will. the thcater man
agemCut having purchased l,oOo
stamps from the Red Cross society
10 aid the good work ~ helping the
tuLcrcular poor. for which the society
IS endeavoring to raise funds. The
officers OF the society have learned
81 orders FOR stamps having gone
aetray because Of misdireCtiOn. aud
wish TO state that the soCicty's head
quarters are in the MoMat building
HNc-yenr cooperative course In en-
ginecring hns been established In the
y. VI. =. n. 10y which students will
work In pairs. one taking technical
work ~ the school while the other
has practical experience In factory
Under recent Incorporation tine edu-
cattonal department Of the v NJ &
Is empowered TO conduct any
course and confer any degree given
by n university. This Will make pos
sihlc the graduation of students now
Ia the pharmacy course which was
recently taken over from the Detroit
FnII ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
IRRIGATED FARMS ON EASY TERMS

IRRIGATED FARMS ON EAST TERMS
Five TO 40 acre farms In Sacramento valley.
rich. deep, sandy loan soil. Tor fruit wslnuts.
vegetables. alfalfa, etc; 20 daily passenger
trains; farm more than 20 minutes walk from
station; the best land and best living conditions
in California. 10 acre farm means independ-
eaee; excursion every Saturday =. L. HILL 4
CO.. East ST opp Ferry bldg Phone kearny
500.
FOR sale-A new fne mountain ranch: good
mountain water; beautiful scenery furnished
house: unfurnished house; lots for sale on
Glen Ridge terrace. $500 to 81 900 lot; also
On San Jose av., $3.50 lot
One mountain ranch. nne scenery; plenty
water: acres In fruit: room house and
barn: only 81, 900 cash. BASSETT 4 CO.. opp
Los Gstos hotel. East Main st.
ACRE chicken ranch well improved; cheap: on
terms. See SHlPLEY. 546 Market ST.. room l.