Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-07


cty is to be organized this evening. N
the Bungalow apartments of Mrs. CIar-
ence Smulyan. Third East and South
Temple streets.
He Makes Prctzcls-Georgc II. San
gree. prctzel manufacturer of Harris
burg Pa, writes to Secy. Pcrkes of the
chamber of commerce, asking for IN
formation as to local prospects along
his line of business.
Death of James Van Arm--James
van Arm OF Omaha. aged 80. and a
member of the Modern Woodmen of
America died Mt 200 Ninth East street
Monday from cancer. The body will be
shipped TO Omaha for intcrmcnt
Looking for Good Cows-Gov. spry
Warden Pratt and John C.. Sharp have
been inspecting the dairy herd at the
Agricultural college. with view to re
placing the state prison herd that~had
to be killed because of tuberculosis
Stabbed by Ncgrcss-N. D. Laubach
reported to the police about 1870
o'clock this morning that negress
had stabbed him in the back because
he refused to give her money. as he was
passing Floral avenue on cast Second
South street. The police failed TO make
an arrest. W
Desk for Mrs. Cohcn-The Woman's
american" club met Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cohen,
president of the club. and presented her
with a mahogany writing desk and
chair 10 match. Mrs. j. ]. Williams
made the presentation speech IL was a
regular monthly meeting and pro-
gram was carried out
Seeks Business Location Hcrc-Paul
Muller. formerly in business at Dallas,
Tex. is in Salt Lake for the purpose
of selecting a location for large dye
ing and cleaning establishment. Mr..
Muller has been attracted to this city
because OF its late phenomenal growth
and considers II one of the very best
locations in the country
Marshal Anderson Returns-James
H. Anderson, United States marshal, |
returned Monday from Ft. Leaven- |
worth. where he had been to take to |
terms OF shortly over one year OF in-
rprIsonment. Ben. Sailor and "A. L. |
Williams. The marshal said that the |
entire middle west was in the throes OF |
a blizzard.
Funeral OF Mrs. Chase-Jrhe funeral
of Mrs. Emily NJ. Chase was held Mon
day afternoon. from the residence of |
her daughter. Mrs. William II. Nc
Intyre, 259 Seventh avenue. with in
terment in city cemetery. The deceased
was II years old, and a native OF Nau-
VOC, Ills, coming TO Utah in 1852. She
had been confined to her bed for tho
greater part OF 20 years.
Christy Under Arresi-E. C. Christy,
a former clerk at the St. Cecile hotel.
has been arrested by the San Francisco
police. and Will be returned TO Salt
Lake City on a charge of having stolen
a diamond ring valued at 1890 from
Miss Lulu Jordan 1t Is alleged by the |
local police that Christy had been in
Solved in several questionable trans |
actions In Denver ana Chicago before
coming here.
Poor Coal for Schools-Tne Lowell
school was closed Monday because the
lanitors We're unable to heat the build
lng with the inferior grade of coal
Which was delivered under q contract |
by the Bamberger Coal company. Com
plants have been received from a num-
Der OF buildings because the tempera-
ture was So low. From all appear
ances. it is probable that the board OF
education will hold an investigation to
find out who is responsible for the de-
llvering of inferior coal.
Third Member Named = William
ashton. chief engineer of the Oregon
Short Line, was selected Monday after
noon as the third member of the board
OF Arbitration which VIII consider p. J.
Noran's bill of 20,i5S 81 for repairing
Inc outlet sewer pipe. The selection was
made by A. T, Doremus. acting for the
city, and j.. J.. Dagron. who VIII repre-
sent Mr. Moran. The board will begin
work on rechecking the accounts in a
few days.
Thanks From Atlantic City-The
pupnclty bureau of Atlantic City. n. j..
througn its secretary George S. Len,
hart, thanks the G. A. r.. OF Utah FOR
me splendid treatment accorded 10
tnem during the late encampment i'm
Sait Lake, and for the support given
Inc New Jersey city in its successful
llgnt Tor the encanpmcnt of next year.
,;o,,,o Ton NJ M. Haighn comes in for par
iicuiar need of praise. It is not men
TONED that Col. T. NJ. Sterrett is to
handle any of the money.
BootblaclS Cut by Razor-Poco,,.o
Charles Williams. a bootblacls. refused
10 give MIN half OF his money. or 10
cents. George Lawson. sometimes
huown as Franklin, drew a razor and
siasned the former across the throat
aI'o ,eit arm IN pool room In Com
lneIc,al street about 1:30 o'clock this
morning. Lawson made his getaway
put the police are in hot pursuit. Will
lians' wounds were dressed AZ tha
emergency hospital and the police sur.
geon said that he was not dangerously
injured. o's'S
Death of Mary Dovcr-AIrs. Mary
-. Doper. n resident OF Salt Lake since
ieoo' died Monday evening. aged 6I. at
her home, 6G5 Duncan avenue. of gen
cral debility. She was the widow of
Joseph Dover, whom she married In
81, and who died five years ago. The
1losl,l,o3,wIns cnildren survive: ]. +. Dover.
nliiiam Dover. George Dover and
isaac Dover of Salt Lake; Mrs. Robert
Wilkinson of Cumberland. Wyo.: Mrs
,: i. Watson OF Oakland. cal. oni
MIS- F. l.. Robinson of Oakland cal
me funeral arrangements will be made
Dumfricsshire. Scotland. u