The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-26
CITY BREVITIES

ABANDONMENT and non-support are
charged by Flora L. Wright in a suit
for separa tie maintenance filed in the
district court yesterday against Ernest
Wright. They were married at Town
send, Mont, on July 90, 1897, and the
wife says her husband left her on jan
uary T. 1910, and has since failed to pro-
vide for herself or two children. She
asks for $50 month permanent alimony
and for the custody of the children
THE annual ball of the employees of the
2. c. NJ. /. will take place at Saltair
pavilion Wednesday, April 6. Special
train service will be provided.
c.. HATFIELD has resigned as manager
for A Booth & Co.. and is succeeded
by ]. G. Huber of Sioux City, Ia.
DR. JAMES E. TALMAGE will speak in
the Twentieth ward chapel at $50
o'clock Sunday evening on He Is
Risen
A CARD party will be given by the Ger
mania Ladies' club at it's hall Wednes-
day, March 80. Prizes will be awarded
and refreshments served.
PROPERTY owners along East Second
South street are asking that the side
walk on the south side of the street, be-
tween Second East and Third Ea st
streets be improved. They have sent
calling attention to the walk, which is
about three feet below the street grade,
and ask that remedial measures be
taken.
MONDAY and Tuesday will be visiting
days for the normal school tea cheers now
in training at the University of Utah.
During these two days the embryonic
pedagogues will inspect the public
schools. seeing how the real teachers
do the work in everyday life. Many of
them may be given classes to handle
for a class or two as a bit of experience.
L. B. CARPENTERS: The funeral of
our late brother. Orson II. Kimball. will
he held at III Seventh avenue. Sunday,
March q, ! p. m. All members are re-
quested to attend.
THE Baxter Straw e. Storrs Construc-
ton company filed an amendment to its
articles of Incorporation in the county
name to the Wasatch Construction
company.
A MEETING of the board of control of
held at o'clock tonight in the Com
mercial club.
MRS E NJ EAST, who underwent a
surgical operation at /. D. S. hospital,
is recovering rapidly.
THE state board of land commissioners,
which recently visited the Oasis Land &
Irriga ton company's project, where 49,
900 acres are being reclaimed. has de-
cided to approve of it under the Carey
land act. At a meeting of the board
yesterday afternoon the contract was
ratified and the work of retaining will
now go ahead.
A PUBLICITY campaign, to place the
industries Of Utah and the possibilities
in manufacturing way before the
world, is about to be inaugurated by the
Manufacturers association. Special ar
tcles win he written and published IN
various kinds of standard publications
in the east paying for the space If
necessary. Secretary Dan Collett has
prepared several articles for appear
ance in April.
c. II. COREY of Lima, o.. superintend-
ent of motive power of the Cincinna ii.
Hamilton & Dayton railroad for twenty
two years, stOpped off in Salt Lake for
a brief visit with friends. en- route home
from a visit to the oil fields of south
ern California. This is his first visit
here in twentv-four years. and he notes
many wonderful changes in the city
E. T. MERRITT of the Green River Land
e Townsite company. has returned to
Salt Lake from a trim to Chicago. Du-
luth and other middle states cities.
where he went in the interest of various
land enterprises with which he is con-
nected.
THE ANNUAL SESSIONS of the. Utah
Academy of Sciences viii be held Fri
day and Saturday of next week in
the room OF the Utah Society of En-
gineers. 702 Newhouse building.
Prof w c. Ebaugh of the University
of Utah. president of the academy.
win preside and read n paper on
solids Precipitated During Salt
Storms" and there will be a paper
by Prof. James L. Gibson of the uni
versity
PRESIDENT EI.WFi.L of the Mime
apolis board of educa ton. who, with
Mrs. Elwell passed through Salt
Lake Thursday. en- route home from
a trip to the Pacific coast was en-
tertained here by D II. Christensen.
city superintendent of schools. Presi-
dent Elwell believes that the Jeffer-
son school building of this city is
the finest example of an absolutely
fireproof school building In the west.
He EXPRESSED himself as being most
impressed by the structure.
THE AMERICAN MAP MAKERS COM
PANY of Denver will Issue from ifS