The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-07

pie B'nai Israel and Congregation
Montefiore were present at the per-
Torrance OF ''Mizpah" yesterday after
noon.
AN ENTERTAINMENT will be given at
the Danish Lutheran church, First ave
nue. and e street, this afternoon and
evening, with two informal programs.
MRS. JANE STONE, go North Seventh
West street, was rendered uncon-
sciOus by a paraiytic stroke at First
South and State streets late yester
day afternoon. She was taken TO the
Halliday apOthecary by Patrolman
George Phillips and given medical
attention. Later she was removed
TO her home.
THE funeral of Josiah r. Wills was
held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
from Masonic temple, under the aus
pieces of Argenta lodge No. 8, f. and
A. NJ S. E. Crager, worshipful mas
ter. presided over the ritual service.
Interment was in the Masonic plot
at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
THE Lucin cutoff proved satisfactory
in the second day of its operation
and yesterday all trains were car
ried safely over the line. Several
crews of workmen are busy perfect
way to have much more of the road
trestled, as the railroad officials are
of the opinion that this is the only
sure means of coping with the waves
of the lake.
THE Jefferson club will hold a social
meeting and banquet at the Com
mercial club tonight.
THE Utah Association of Credit Men
will convene today at noon at the
Commercial club.
COMING direct from San Francisco, a
Raymond and WhitcOmb party, COM
prising seventy-fve members, arrived
last night on the way to New York
and Massachusetts. The visitors will
remain in the city until this after
noon, when they will leave for the
east, making various stops.
THE regular meeting of the Jewish
Relief society will be held today at
the B'nai Birth lodge rooms. The
meeting commences at $3.50 o'clock.
DIR. AND MRS. A. RAY IRVINE of
Forest Dale are the parents Of a son,
born Tuesday evening.
SERENO B. FUTILE has sold his resi-
berg. Mr.. Rosenberg, who recently
came to Salt Lake from PocatellO,
Ida, has purchased the wholesale
liquor business Of Isaac Wolf.
AT THE civil service examination held
yesterday in the federal building.
nineteen persons seeking positions
as letter carriers were examined
Ten applicants for clerkships in the
postoffice department also were ex-
amined The papers will be for
warded TO Washington.
THE regular meeting of the W. C..
T. L. Will be held at the home of
Mrs. Ada Sellwood, AZ East First
South street, Friday at 2:30 o'clock.
The program will be on "Anti-Nar-
cotics,' under charge Of Mrs. L. II.
Page.
THE Emma Copper Mining company
yesterday brought suit in the dis
trict court against Mylan c. Fox to
quiet title to some mining property
in the Little Cottonwood district It
is claimed that in ordering sur
vey of his land. Fox Overlapped the
Buffalo and G0odluck claims OF the
Emma company and the court is
asked to determine the boundaries
Of the properties.
THE Consolidated Music company filed
suit in the district cuort yesterday
against Dan RadOvich of Bingham
Junction to collect $573.50. claimed
to be still owing on a S625 piano.
sold on April II, 1903.
WILLIAM SPRY Yesterday
filed a proclamation with Secretary
of State Charles S. Tingey, declaring
forfeit the charters of about 1900
corporations which have been doing
business in Utah for years Tn ese
will be crossed off the books of the
state unless application is made to