The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

TWO CONCRETE BRIDGES are being
placed over the South Jordan canal on
the Redwood line, one in township and
the other in township south. under
the direction of County Surveyor j. b.
Swenson. They are to cost 500 each.
SEVEN APPLICANTS for admission 10
practice law in the state We're examined
Saturday in the rooms OF the supreme
court by the examining board comprlS-
ing L. A. WedgeWoOd, Benner y. smith
and Charles Baldwin.
HARTLEY PARKER. aged Is years. Of
129 South Twelfth East. was reported 10
the board of health Saturday as suffer
ing from smallpox.
THE CONDITION Of Pauoiman Nick
GuIbraHson. who was accidentally shot
Thursday evening, was much improved
last evening. An operation was per
formed on his Leg Saturday morning ana
the bullet was taken from his ankle
WILLARD MACK is showing steady i'm
provement and viii be able to be out
again in q few weeks. The operation
which was performed on Mr. Mack
week ago was successful in every re
spect and his recovery is certain.
MRS 7. J. NETTLETON and her son and
daughter, Claud and Miss Ethel Nettle-
ton, have moved and are now at home at
445 Fourth East street
MISS HAZEL BARNES is home after a
visit OF six weeks with her sister at
Eureka.
SIMON BAAIBERGER. president of the
Salt Lake & Ogden railroad. accOmpan-
led by Mrs. Bamberger, has arrived
home from his six weeks trip to Chi
CagO. He reports that his business there
was very satisfactorily attended 70 and
that he ordered large quantity Of ma
terial and equipment for the road Ten
carloads of electrical necessities are now
on the way While in Chicago Mr. BAN
berger was taken quite severely III and
is not yet fully recovered. He is stay
ing in the house for a few days.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY of the
First CONGREGATIONAL church will hold
their last meeting of the year next Tues
day. May II. from II TO o'clock in the
church parlOrs.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE MORMON
BATTALION will meet Wednesday. May
l.. at p. m. at the home Of Mrs. Thur
man, 22l1 South Seventh East
THE SECOND SUNDAY in MAY is known
as the mothers Sunday. BY request,
Rev. Louis S. BOwerman will speak this
mQEning on The Mother and the
Home" This will be at the morning ser
vice Of Emmanuel Baptist church.
| JAMES F. WOODS declares that his wife
Amy F. whom he married at Salt Lake
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first of May following. There are no
/ children and he is anxious for his free
dom
/ ELIZA PETERSON charges her husband
Christian with failure to provide, and
asks that she be given a divorce. No
alimony is asked ard no children are
/ mentioned. They were married at Salt
Lake April 4. 1904.
! HARRY cox CARR was divorced Satur-
day by his wife Mary. They were mar
Tied July 49, 1898 and he deserted her
March I, 1894. She was given the Gus
tOdy of their one son. now "a years oil
age.
/ MAYOR JOHN S. BRANSFORD has gone
/ to Los Angeles on business and viii b,
/ absent at least a week.
{ HYRJ-M o. PACK. county clerk Of Davi!
/ county. has been the first of the twenty
seven clerks of the state to send in re
ports to the bureau Of statistics I'm re
Spouse TO the request recently made I,
the state auditor.
/ MRS. II. 3. WARD Of Boise, Ida. arrive,
/ in salt Lake yesterday from the east
I She is returning home from tw'
I months visit i'm Denver and in Kansas