The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-17


lected for militia officers by the war
department and will include map draw
ing and maneuver problems essential in
the forthcoming encampment Of the
guardsmen and regulars in Wyoming
this summer.
| POSTMASTER ARTHUR L. THOMAS
has received q request from Ihomas
Evans Of Logan, Utah, for Information
regarding man named kinsey, who is
| in business here, and with whom Mr..
Evans wishes to correspond IN order TO
learn if they are related.
L. L. MUM, recently elected president Of
the Telluride Power company has an
| nOunced the appointment of S. A, Bailey
| as counsel director and /. W. Allen as
chief counsel for the company, in place
| of F. +. Steigmeyer and William Story
| who formerly served the company in
those capacities.
| THE FUNERAL Of the late Fidelia Moses
| Benedict, announced to occur this morn
| ing, has been changed and will be from
| the East Mill Creek meeting house at z
o'clock this afternoon. Interment will be
in the Mill Creek cemetery.
| THE SITE for the proposed new Knights
| of Columbus building has not yet been
just west of Second East street, a site
| on South Temple street. and two sites
| on Third South street are being COnSid-
| cred. Tentative plans for a building to
| cost between $4,000 and $4,000 have been
made.
| THE PRELIMINARY CONTEST among
the best impromptu speakers at the Uni
versity Of Utah will be held at the as
! sembly room of the institution this aft
| ernoon at o'clock. In the four classes
| there are number of entries, and there
| will be a lively struggle for the SIS cash
prize offered for each department.
| THE STATE STREET ENTRANCE Of
the Alta club has now been closed and
the opening made to conform with the
| window Immediately to the south. The
! new entrance on South Temple street
! has been completed sufficiently to use.
| 1t is "a feet wide, Y feet long. and the
! flooring is to be handsomely tiled.
DIR. RUTH billiard, graduate Of the
Hahnemann Medical College, Chicago,
! in 1907, and who has been for two years
! connected with the Spring Lake C1I. j.
| Memorial Hospital has arrived in Salt
Lake TO practice medicine, and will open
an office here.
OWING to the absence Of 50 many Of the
Elks from the city the regular Thurs
day evening social has been put over
! from this evening until Thursday OF
! next week
EDWARD BRANDENsTEIN. OF the
! firm of NJ. J. BTandenstein & Co Of
| San Francisco, tea and coffee import
ers, is registered at the KnutsfOTd.
w. S. DEAN Of Chicago, purchasing
! agent for the Amalgamated Conner
| company, and a representative Of the
! COle-Ryan syndicate, is in Salt Lake
! on business. He is registered at the
| KnutsfOrd.
JAMES MTERNAY has returned from
| visit to California, greatly benefited
! in health.
! FRED PURCELL, a prominent cattle
! buyer Of Los Angeles, is registered at
the Cullen hotel.
E. J. ULLRICH of Colorado Springs, who
has many interests in Salt Lake, is a
guest of the Knutsford.
AT THE REGULAR MEETING Of Court
! Salt Lake No. ], Foresters Of America,
! last night in Jennings hall, arrange
ments were made for a social to be held
! the third Wednesday of March, when
| members, their wives and friends, will
| be invited to come and make merry.
| Two new applications for membership
] We're acted upon, and a good deal of
! routine business transacted.
ALL OFFICERS were present and the
| team members were in full trim at the
| regular meeting of Utah camp No. 33S,
Woodmen of the World, in Eagles hall
last night. Seven new candidates were
initiated and two new applications were
| accepted. There was a large attend
ance.
THE MARRIAGE of Miss Lillian Fow-
| Ter to William w. Wells took place yes
| terday afternoon at the home Of the
! groom's parents, III South Sixth East
| street, Rev. P. A. Simpkin officiating.
Mr.. Wells has lived in Salt Lake all
| of his life.
AS THE RESULT of failure Of the at
| tendance of witnesses, the case of
Irena Hall, colOTed, who is charged with
grand larceny, in the robbery Of a pOck-
| etbook, was postponed in Judge +. NJ.
Bishops court yesterday afternoon I'M
til February "a.
EDWARD MDONEL was arrested
last night by Parolman ]. NJ. Lyon for
| the larceny of an OVercOat from sec
| ond hand store at No. As Commercial
street. MacDOnel was attempting to get
away with the coat when the patrolman
caught him.
IMMEDIATELX after Anna Lydie had
been discharged in police court late yes
terday afternoon on a charge Of v1O-
lating the liquor ordinance last Sun
day, Rosie Coffman, cOlOred, who is pro-
| prietOr of the resort at No. 1O4 South
Fourth West street, was placed under
arrest. The testimony of Miss Lydie
brought on the fact that the liquor had
been disposed OF by the COffman wo-
| man.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Two permits were issued by Building
Inspector A. B. Hirth yesterday as fol-
| lows:
C o. Brown, 923 Fourth East street,
five-room brick dwelling ............S s., 00l
w NJ Gossett, S66 Sherman avenue,