The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-05-11

eral agent of the freight and passen-
ger departments of the Union Pacific
railroad at Detroit, has been called
to Denver to succeed J. Z. ferguson,
who takes Choates place at Detroit.
The trade was made on account of
ChOate's health
w w ARMSTRONG, president of the
Copper National bank, who has been
largely Interested in the Copper Ma
tiOnal bank at McGill, New, has given
up active interest in the Nevada in
stitutiOn and will devote his atten-
tiOn to the new bank here His po-
siion as president OF both Nevada
banks was taken by W. b. Thompson
Mr.. Armstrong; financial interests
in the Nevada institutions are re-
tanned, however.
JOY H. JOHNSON, president of the
Commercial club, has been advised by
his physician to take rest of
week or ten days. His condition is
not serious, but the work in connec-
ton with the club, in addition to his
own business. has been SO great that
it will be necessary for him to take
a short rest.
ORGANIZATION of the Salt Lake Mas
ter Printers association was COM
pIeted at the regular weekly meeting
and luncheon al the Commercial club
yesterday no0n- a number Of by
laws were ratified and final matters
connected with the organization were
carried out Practically all of the
large print shops of the city were
represented. Out of eighteen shops
in the city twelve have Joined the
association.
c. E. FULLER. superintendent of mo-
tive power of the Union Pacific rail-
road, is in Salt Lake.
MAJOR S. X. HOOPER, general passen-
ger agent OF the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, is expected to
rive here in a few days to inspect the
new passenge- station and arrange
for furniture for the new uptown Of
fees of the company in Ogden
A MASS MEETING of the property
owners residing between Eleventh
| South and the north side of Twelfth
San Pedro railroad tracks the
west, will be held at the residence of
Oscar VanCott. 1928 Main street. Fri
day evening. at o'clock, to consider
the question of the annexation to
Salt Lake. A full attendance of
property owners is desired.
! A BUILDING PERMIT was issued yes
/ terday to Manly Barrow for build
ing at PIG South Burns avenue, to
cost $4,000.
THE SISTER SUPERIOR of St. Mary's
| academy left yesterday for a ten
1 days visit at the mother house. Notre
| Dame, Ind. Because of her absence
the date for the postponed lecture on
| Dress" which was to have been
given today at the academy by Miss
/ Maud May Babcock, has not been de-
| termined.
S. V. DERRAH. general freight agent
of the Western Pacific, and E a.
] Greenwood. cashier. went to Gar
| field yesterday TO inspect the work
of repairing the washout at the foot
Of Great Salt lake. About 1000 men
are now working on the tracks there
and it is expected that trains will
be running by May Is.
DIR. JAMES E. COLLINGE, by special
request, will repeat his lecture or
"Life's Panorama, at the hall, -
| Main street, tonight The lecture Is
free to the public and the doors are
open at 7:45 p. m.
EVERY SATURDAY afternoon the stu
dio of Lee Green Richards, in the
rear of PIG East First South street
will be open TO visitors who desire
to view his collection of pictures
Mr. Richards has recently returned
from Paris and has many fine can
vases on exhibition
A MEETING of the Daughters of tbs
Mormon battalion will be held
Thursday, May u, at p. m, at the
home of Mrs. Isabel Thurman, 22ll
Eleventh East
MEMBERS of the civic committee oi
the Federation of Women's clubs
have conferred with Mayor BranS-
ford in regard to appointing a com
mittee to plan for a safe and sane
ceIebratfon of the Fourth of July
The mayors action is awaited befor,
definite steps will be taken by the
club women.
OFFICERS of the Consolidated Wager
and Machine company are making {
trip of inspection of the branch
houses of the company. Those il
the party are Joseph f. Smith
George T. Odeu and c. s. Burton and
their itinerary includes Provo, Hebel
City and Kamas.
A NEW STATION of the weather bu-
reau viii be established at Teas
dale, Wayne county, in charge o.
Joseph ShurtZ, d ranchman, who j:
graduate of the Agricultural col
lege and understands the work Th'
equipment will conSis. of rail-
gauges and thermometers
THE PORTLAND Coffe house wa
found guilty in police court yester
day afternoon of conducting an un
sanitary kitchen Judge J. NJ. Bow
man ordered that fine of 500 b
paid Stay of execution until Ma,
20 was granted.
THE FUNERAL of Louis Robert Egg
bert son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lafay
cite Egbert, who was drowned at TIL
Egbert ranch, near Payette, Ida
Sunday, will be held from the Mid
] vale ward meeting house at O'Clock