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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
TRIES TO HOLD Up
ADEPUTY SHERIFF
Starving Man ThTuStS Gun in
Officers Face and Lands
Behind Jail Bars.
l.rc.-.I b - HoraId-Ecnr.--.-r-L

Especial to Tho Herald Ecpul-ie.rl
ogden. Zee. -l.-Starying. after three
days without food. John Smith turned
hiEhwaymau tonight. and the first vic
iim Doc sought to rob was Deputy Shcr-
IN Oren Hadlock. HadIock arrested the
would-be holdup. and tomorrow morn
ine charge OF attempted highway
robbery VIII Do filed against smith.
lle arrest came only after a spec
tacHIar chase along Tweuty--cveuth
street. wIcre Smith tried fp relieve
hadIoCk of his valUables. The deputy
was on his way to- the county Jail. when
revolver was thrust iu front Of him
ana Doc was commanded TO- hold uD his
hands iic succeeded I'm knocking tho
sun to one -idc. at which Smith took
Slight and Did himself behind a blU-
board tvO blocks down Tire street
From hie retreat nr told TIadfOrk he
would blow Dis head orr 10 Doe came
behind. This did not friEhtr1 the Of
nc.r. and HadioCil. after a brief strug-
EIc, succeeded in gaining possession u
f1c gun. no was found Co Doe uuIOaded.
smith told rf hie inability to secure
employment and said that hc was drfv-
en- Co crime ny starvation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
CHRISTMAS TREE
FOR LITTLE ONES
Charitable Young Women Plan
Big Event for Children
at Unity Hall.

In the true spirit OF Christmas CIV
ing. a dozen OF the charitable young
women OF the city have planned a
Christmas tree FOR more than 90 wallis
OF the city. on Friday. the children
VIII gather at Unity hall. where q
mammoth tree viii be lighted for them
and presents distributed that viii make
them believe in n real Christmas and a
real Santa Claus. Each llttlo girl will
receive a doll. and each boy toy. be-
sides candy. nuts and mlttens and
stockings.
The young women active I'm the en-
'erDriSe are Miss Gertrude McGrath,
Miss Loreeu Lcary. Mrs. James HoEle.
Mrs. Jack GiImer. Miss Ailceu MaClean.
Miss Miuette Baer. Mrs Charles Carter.
Miss Daisy EayhouId. Mrs. O.. =. over
field Miss Eleanor Stewart. Miss Edna
Dunn and Mrs. Harold Fabian.
Contributions have been roCeTved
from many charitable persons fri the
city. and there is an abundance OF the
more useful articles. but enough TOYS
and dolls particularly stiu wanting.
In the hope that there are many Deo-
pie who would ETicyc to have any lit
tic girl disappointed iu the Christmas
which she is anticipating. the young
women solicit further donations. which
may be sent 20 Miss McGrath. 1853 East
South Temple street. or 90 Mrs. G.. u.
Overficid. 50 seventh East. Coutribu-
tions viii also Doe received nc Unity hall
on Second East street Friday morning *.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
Report MADE ON
POSTAL service
Weber Club Committee De-
Clares There Are No Just
Grounds for Complaint.
Especial 20 Tho HeraId-Eepublican)


ogden. Dec. e1-That no grounds for
lu-itilFhIe complaint had been discov-
cred was the report handed I'm today
ny Che Weber club committee appoint
CD ly President A. r.. Haywood 10 i'm
Frsiirnte Che postal service between
oEdeu and salt Lake. The report is as
follows
Zion. a. r.. Haywood, President Weber
club.
Dear Sir-Tour committee auuoin--
"a on the 18th % December for the pur-
pose of taking uD the matter Of the
postal service between salt Lake Guy
and This town beg leave to- report as
follow.
THAT We met on the evening % the
18Th inst and very carefully perused
tnc correspondence which has passed
between yourself and the postmasiors
of salt Lake city and Ogden. We found
nothing In This correspondence which
would give us any ground upon which
tu make any complaint 90 the postal
authorities and therefore beg leave TO
report we are organized and are will
ing to and shall be Elad to receive any
com plants from business men or others
touching che mail service between the
points named. Respectfully submitted.
tSiEurdr "A. Il. WRIGHT.
Hnr~rsrrfr
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
MISS BABCOCK READS
Large Audience Mt Provo Listens with
Interest TO Her Rendition of The
servant in the House.
Especial to The Herald Rcpublican)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo, Dec. 21.-Miss Maude May
Babcock appeared before large aud
fence I'm the stake tabernacle this even
ing in a dramatic reading OF "The Ser
want in the House" which was given
FOR the benefit Of the Maeser Memorial
building fund. The presentation or the
play was in Miss Babcock's well-known
talented manner and held the closest
attention OF her hearers throughout the
entire reading.
The 3. Y. L. students attended in n
body and there were many present from
outside towns. About q thousand dol
lars was added to the building fund by
the entertainment.
During the holiday vacation the stu
dents and especially the COLLEGE stu
dents Of the university. viii conduct a
financial campaign to collect about
$1,000. the present deficit in the Mae
ser building fund. A number Of en-
tertainments will be given i'm different
towns by the students who have the
matter in hand. and in addition a can
cass will be made for contributions
from citizens. The building is now
nearing completion and this special ef-
fort is being made so that when COM
pleted there Will be no debt against it.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
Logan News Notes
Especial to The Herald -Republican.D

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Logan. Dec. 21.-Niels =. johnson. an
executor Of tho estate OF Jens JOhan-
sen, has filed suit I'm the First district
court against Samuel p and Loretta
Nilsson for the recovery OF $500 with in
terest at II per cent. due on "A note
given JOhanscn. The complaint also
asks for $50 attorneys fees.
man named Kline was brought up
before Justice Brangham for assault
and battery yesterday. He was fined
$40.
Tho following marriage licenses we're
granted by County Clerk James yester-
day. George V. Fisher and Susan Y.
Baker. both Of oxford. Idaho. Earl Holt
Of Charleston and LOvinnie Peterson Of
Fielding: Richard $. Hoskins and la
detha Parkinson. both OF West ports re,
Utah: +. II. Bingham OF Sugar. Idaho.
and Hannah Hall OF Garland. Utah: 4.
$ Hall OF Garland and Fannie Evans OF
salt Lake City: Franklin Barnes OF
DOwney, Idaho. and Anna 7. Jensen Of
Hyrum. Utah: Hyrum T. Alfred and
Hannah Boman. both OF Lewiston,
Utah: Michael Wheatlcy OF Robin. Ida
no. and Maud A. Norton OF Weston,
Idaho. James A. Smith OF ReNburE,
Idaho, and Alice Edna Arnold OF Ly-
man. Wyo.. William Bergencr and An
ME Anderson. both of Logan: Joseph ID.
Corbett OF Smithfield and Mary II. l.
Barnes Of Cove. Utah; Orvel Cherry Of
Lewiston and Mary Hyde Of tairview,
Idaho: Andrew +. Anderson Of Hyrum
and Elvira Ransom OF Cleveland. Ida
no: Joseph Mcknight and Gertrude
Spackman. both OF Lewiston, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
Prove Brevities
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Dec. 21.-Marriage licenses
have been Issued TO the following cou-
pies: Paul Dart and Jennie Evans, both
OF Spanish Fork; Albert Birch OF Muir
ray and Mae Ferguson Of Provo.
Mrs. David WestwOod was the victim
of n bold and successful robbery. yes
terday. while shopping in J. L. Bolts
store. As she was about TO go out
she missed n small hand bag which
she had carried. A search was insti-
tuted and the hand bag was found un-
der the counter. The handle had been
cut with a sharp instrument, and a
money purse containing S13 had been
kept by the person who took the bag.
The case was reported TO the police
and efforts will be made to appre-
bend tho guilty party.
James W. Bean. for q quarter Of a
century clerk of the tithing office
here. is up from his ranch in Juab
county visiting relatives.
4 novel Christmas display Of the
product Of the Startup Candy COM
pany's big factory has just been
opened at IS West Center street. There
are over 1000 samples of home made
candies arranged in a most artistic
and Inviting manner for show pur-
poses.
Chris Anderson Of Tacoma. Wash. Is
here visiting his brother, Knud An
derson Of the First ward.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
ERROR IN PRINTING IS
CAUSE OF DISMISSALS
Two Men Escape Prosecution for
Violation Of Liquor Ordinance
Because Of Typographical Error.
SPECIAL to Tho neutrality-suspicious.


Edsu. Dec. Ef.-Brcau-c of "a typo
graphical error iu the rriutiuE of The
city o-IiuuurH against trr sale of iu-
roVIrutiu- liquors Co. minors and bee
cause City Attorney James DeNIue was
too late ln arriving at the court room
10 explain the error. q. r. Rowland and
David Hopkins were dismissed I'm police
court fnl- morning.
judge %. s.. Fnrusworfh. who occupies
tho municipal bench during the absence
OF Judge 7. ID. Murphy. held that the
defendants could NOT nr convicted OF
selling liquor lu minors under the
ordinance. Attorney urviuc arrived TOO
late 90 make it plain to trr court that
the words "irt0xicatinE liquors bad
been accidentally Irft out or tHe ordi-
nance. which rrrds as follows.
'ft HIaII Ir unlawful for any person.
firm. assoc rf'Uu or corporation. wHnfr-
rr arfIrE rrr himself Or aE agent sr--
want o~ employee of amy person. firm.
association Hr corpora zion. tH -iFe- so N.
furnish ur deliver. u~ otherwise disc
pose off to amy person under t"c ago off
fwrufr-ur. years. ur HH any rHr."
after notice iu writing from frr chief
of polio. or from the wife or child of
EEfd person NOT tn erfI or dispose uI
intoyiraluE aTuore to slrH person.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
ATTORNEY WARE
CANNOT Be FOUND
Former County Official 0iSap-
pears After ASSauIting Man
and BTibing Witnesses.
Especial to The Herald -Republlcan.)

''I'NA.dl ~ ne AAf-I n ltl re nunIIfan.l
Price. Dec. Ell. W. Warf. former
county attorney. who was arrested on "a
charge OF assault with a deadly weapon
upon Alfred Hanson two weeks ago
and with having bribed two witnesses
to leave the city. disappeared Tuesday
upon the eve of his preliminary hear
ing. In the attempt 20 locate him.
members OF the sherifrs office have
wired salt Lake. Provo and Grand
Junction. Colo.
War; was permitted to go free upon
his own rccognizance after his arraigu- b.
meut. tlo authorities feeling that nc
would remain in Price and enga ge I'm
one or his characteristic court battles.
I'm the endeavor TO cope with the de-
Tense. the county commissioners en-
gagged Attorney u. -. Houtz or salt
Lake TO assist In the prosecution. When
they arrived attempts were made to
find War;. but after the sheriff s Of
flee had searched Tor him they gave up
OF recent date Warf deserted the
party that had put him in office and
became a Socialist. lie engaged in ram
Corous attacks upon his former friends.
Two weeks ago Hanson entered his
home and began CritiCiZing Socialism.
with the result that Warf beat him
with the handle OF heavy Caliber re-
yoIver. 20 is said. Hanson was found
unconscious. There were two wit
uesses. Immediately after he had been
arrested and released upon his own
rocogn izauce. Warf Is alleged TO have
raid them $50 each TO leave the state.
obtaining Information that they were
iu Grand Junction. members OF the
-rrriffs office had them placed under
arrest. They consented Co returni ng
f1 Price without cxtraditiou papers
uisued the Information that they had
been bribed by Warf.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
WOMAN IS CONVICTED

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Payson City. Dec. 21-After two iu-
rics failed TO agree in the city's suit
against Mrs. Harriet Crook Tor vio-
lating the city liquor ordinance. by
selling liquor. a conviction was final
~ secured against the woman last
night. The jury had been celebrating
for some hours and IL was thought that
another disagreement would result.
The trial lasted three days and was
held I'm Justice !. s. Taylor's court. I'm
mediately after the announcement Of
the jury. Mrs. Crooks attorney, !. \.
Stringfellov. declared that he would
appeal to the district court for an
other hearing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
DEALERS IN LIQUOR
ARE UNDER ARREST
Se7an ogden Saloon Proprietors Are
Charged With Selling Intoxicants
70 Minors.
Especial Co The Herald-Repubrcanl

'rEf'Ia. TO me herald E.nUu |rr1u.l
ogden. Urc. GI.-Fciroviu- out To- the
letter ris declaration OF Few DAYS ago
aEtin-t the sale Uf into- icatiu.. liquor
fu minors. chief of Police Thomas u.
Browning caused warrants to hc served
on the rruprIetors of four local saloons
.1fn tnis afternoon. Each Of the liquor
dealers was formally placed under arr
ror.. but aII were released ON bonds
John ana Richard ONciU uropricfors
~ the 'UHf' saloon. Joe and Henry
E1uwrI-fs-. who conduct the Ranch
saloon ON Twenty fourth street. e.. s.
Potter Of Che Potter cafe. and r. Na-
hc-hir19 and .. Hina. proprietors Of
the wv bite ship. saloon. were the vic
Tins on the crusade today. others are
expected to De- arrested tomorrow and
moro uert day unless tho chief can be
alcoholic drinks has been entirely elm
mated. County Attorney David Jsu-
SEN is preparing TO prosecute The Of
Tenders and eases win Doe brought
against aII saloon men against whom
sufficient evidence can Doe secured.
Although Dc is widely rumOrod about
town that the sudden crusade iuauu-
urated by the chief Of police again {
the salooumcu is nothing more or less
than direct result ~ tho arrest Of "a
rouug man. closely related to the chief.
Few nights ago. there are many per-
sons VINO have already seen fit to- eN-
press themselves iu favor OF a cam
paiEn against the ruinatiou Of young
men. no matter what the facts may be
which are at the bottom OF the strin-
sent enforcement OF the ordinances 80
recently started.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
DECREASE IN OUTPUT
Failure or 1cct Delivery L. Cause oi
Reduction OF Four Wilton Pounds
uuriuE fhr rcur.
ts7ecflI o. The Iforald-Rc7ubIicanJ

ogden. Dec. lf-hrrordiu- 90 an an
rOunccmfrt made today Or Fmu no
au output record of I..nHn.nIu u0uude
OF sugar. This Del about 5000. 600 pounds
Jess than WAS turned out last year. the
deficit being due tO The fact that not
nearly So many sugar hncfs were de-
Ilvcred f0 the factory during the past
season nF in 1909.
Or. EoIa0u declares that he sees no
reason why trr farmers ore NOT ready
10 sim couf-arfr for frr coming sea-
son. Tho dIIIrrcrrfH over frc price
were rnffIod last winter. Doc says. and
ing year win hc completed soon
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
FAR REACHING LAW
AGAINST LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Provo City Council Discusses Measure
Providing for Incorporating War
on Dealers in Intoxicants.
Especial 10 The Herald-RepubIican)

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
Provo. Dec 21.-At a meeting Of the
city council tonight bill for a search
and seizure ordinance. tpndinr, 10 repi1-
late the liquor traffic. was introduced
and passed its first reading. after
which action was referred until the
next meeting.
Under its provisions any person or
firm that sells or disDOses OF any in
toNtCatinE liquors iS guilty OF a mis-
dcmeanor. which also applies TO the
Persons having in their possession
liquor. bottles. or any other vessels
with any intention OF using the same
in violation Of the ordinance. are
deemed guilty Of a misdemeauor In
addition to this the liquor and contain
crs are TO be declared a public nuis-
'rce and DESTROYED 10y the city mar
Persons leasing buildings or permit
ting them 60 be used in violation Of the
ordinance. are guilty of misdemeanor
are express companies and other conf
mon carriers bringing liquor into the
city. and persons soliciting orders for
Druggists may sell liquor for medici-
nal purposes after securing a permit
from the city council. and then only on
the presentation Of a physicians pre-
scrlpuon. They may also sell to schools
and colleges for scientific purposes.
under certain restrictions
If pharmacists violate the law in I'd
ditiou 60 being guilty OF misde-
mcauor. they forfeit n $1,000 bond and
their permit Is revoked. with provisions
that "a second permit Will not be issued
TO one violating the ordinance.
Search warrants may be issued where
any liquors or articles pertaining TO It's
uses are supposed TO be kept in viola
ton OF the ordinance. The Citv mar
shall shall execute the warrants and
seize and destroy the Droperty unless
the owner shows sufficient cause before
the Justice Of the peace.
Every violation is misdemeanor.
punisha BILE by fine Of from $50 20
s299 and imprisonment not 10 exceed
six months. Each days violation con-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
MEDICAL ELECTION
Officers Chosen for Ensuing Year by
Members Of the Utah County
Organization.

Provo. Dec. 21.-The following Off
ores for the ensuing year were elected
at the meeting OF the Utah County
Medical society held I'm the Commercial
rooms today:
President. David Westwood, Provo.
vice president. o. Z. Grua. Pleasant
Grove. secretary and treasurer. =. -.
Merrill. Provo. censor. A. O.. Stoddard.
spanish Fork; program committee. Da %
vid Westwood, II. O.. Merrill and J. ".
Arid. Provo.
Dr. J. W. Arid presented an inter
esting report Of the proceedings OF the
Surgical Congress OF North America.
Dr. q. NJ. Clark Of Provo and DR.. =.
NJ Kelley Of American Fork were ad-
mitted 70 membership.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
MINERS INJURED
BY EXPLOSION
While Trying to Thaw Oyna-
mite Two Men Lose Their
Right Arms.
Especial to The HeraId-Republicsn)

Bingham. Dec. 21.-As the result Of
hOlding a pipe containing a stick OF
dynamite over a fire in order that It
might thaw out, Joseph Silia and Car
naval Pancrasico lost their right arms
and suffered severe decorations about
the face and head this afternoon.
Both are employed as miners in the
upper workings OF the Utah Copper
company's mine and were blasting
when the accident occurred. A stick
OF giant powder became crossed in the
pipe they used as "A feeder and they
tried to burn IL out. Instead. il eX-
ploded- The men were rushed to ST.
Marks hospital in salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
MAIL POUCH IS ROBBED
Many Persons VIII Not Receive Christ
mas Presents Addressed
to Them.
Especial to The Herald-Republican)

Price, Dec. 21.-As the result Of the
looung Of registered mail pouch by
an unknown robber here. eXpeCtant
people in several states may be disap-
pointed Christmas by not receiving
presents they had expected.
a pouch containing Christmas pres
rifled of its entire contents. the eN-
act value Of which is not known as
yet.
The empty pouch was found near
the Union Pacific railroad tracks and
has been sent TO the postOffice inspec-
tor at Denver. How the robber man
aged TO gain possession Of the pouch
Is a mystery. at IL must have been TAX
en- from q mail train.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
NEW ORCHARD COMPANY
Articles OF Incorporation Filled and
Capital stock Placed NJ sJO.oOO.

ogden. Dec. 21.-Articles Of iucorpor-
alton for the Green River Orchards
company. with capital stock Of $50
GEO. were filed with County Clerk Sam
uef @. Dye this afternoon. The iucor-
uorators are uorcn pcrriue and Jesse
ST. French OF Green River. Utah. and
d. r.. Spikcr. vs.. A. kuip and Frank g..
Porter OF ogden.
uauv viii engage iu the sale and Guilt
walton of orchard lands. together with
such other forms Of business ass may De
Incidental 90 the success ~ The com
Dany's principal object Of gain. There
arc Co Doe 500 shares. each share TO Dee
valued az 500
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
DISTRICT SCHOOL FUNDS
Utah County superintendent Announces
the sums which GO 20 the
Various Districts.
$500 b. - IIeraId- RepublIeanl

Especial 20 The Herald -Rcpu blican.l
Provo. Doc. 2f-The county super
inteudcnt or schools has made tine fol-
lowing distribution Of county school
funds FOR 1911.
Provo. S62Sf. Springvit1c. S2.j07.40:
BENJAMIN. S3ga2O. salem. sf1aFo: Pay
SON. 81 $500. Spring Lake. sg1.s0. SAN
taGuiu. $500. Goshen. sf25. Fairfield.
sG2. Cedar Fort. Sos: Lehi. s2.00s. Al
pine. 2334S0. American Fork. S2.349;
Pleasant Grove. S1.6f1. Lincoln. ST.
$500. Thistle. S15s.2O: Clinton. S73.S0;
Tucker S11S.S0. Cotton. $50 So. Maple
uir-. $40; making a total OK SEA
2gf.s0
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
MIDVALE EAGLES
MAKE MANY HAPPY
Christmas Festival Given and Santa
Claus Presides over
the Event.
lspeclsI to The Herald-RennblicanA

Midvale. Dec. 21.-Hundreds OF Mid
vale children were made happv today
through the generosity Of the mem bers
OF =. .. p. lodge No. 1924. when a
Christmas festival was given In Eagle
hall Practically every child in the
town was presented with gifts and bags
OF candy were distributed by a Santa
Claus. and Or. !. ". Brown. Howard r.
Phelps. Clarence Graft and J. A. Pear
son, members Of the general commit
tee, assisted in the distribution OF
presents.
This evening the general public par
took Of the hospitality Of the club mem
bers. and for this occasion an appro-
PIRATE program was rendered. Among
those who took part were Vera Wilson.
!. a. Pearson. Charles Dahl. Henry
Hanson. Mr. Savage. Mr.. Johnson and
others. Later a banquet was served.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
UNDER SURGEONS KNIFE
". ~. WATERS OF Utah Construction Co
Operated Upon for Appendicitis
rc-@~f.r so Tho rro~.1H ra.-,rrtff..~,

ogden. Dec. 21.-Word has been re-
ccivcd in this city that W. n. waters
vice president and general manager Of
the Utah Construction company. was
operated on Monday night I'm San Fran
cisco for appendicitis. q telegram re-
ccived late this afternoon at the COM
pauv's offices here stated that the pa
tient was doing nicely and that his
chances were bright for an Immediate
recover
The weber club. OF which Mr.. Waters
D. prominent member. tclcrra phed
good tiilngs 40 him today, Wishing him
the earliest possible recovery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22

Especial 60 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 2f.-Beginning January
-. q series 81 lectures on the history Of
education viii be started by Professor
Milton Eeunion Of the department OF
philosophy OF the University Of Utah.
The lectures will be given i'm the mu-
nicipal court room OF the city hall ev-
cry Saturday morning at 1880.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22
J. FINELL
OF BINGHAM DIES
Prominent Man in Business and Fra
ternal Circles Passes Away Prom
Diabetes-Funeral Friday.
Especial to The Herald Republican.)

Bingham. Dec. 21.-Charles !. Fin
ell. for thirty-one years prominently
identified with BinEham's progress.
died at hts home here this afternoon
Of diabetes.
Mr.. Fineu was fifty-three years old
and was q charter member Of the To-
cal lodge Of the odd Fellows He was
also a member OF the Redmen's fra
ternity.
The funeral will be held Friday aft
ernOon under the auspices Of the odd
Fellows. 1ntcrment viii take place in
Bingham cemetery.
He is survived by three children
Mrs. =. Downing OF Salt Lake. Mrs. J.
r. Bennett OF Midvale and Victor Finell
OF bingham.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-22

Especial 60 The Herald RepubliCan)
ogden. Dec. 21.-Funcral services for
Mrs. sadie Slater. late wife OF Samuel
Slater. who died several DAYS ago, were
held this afternoon at the Fifth ward
meeting house. iu the presence Of a
iarEe gathering OF friends and &C
1uaintauccs.