The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-30

A MEETING of the board of public works
viii be held Friday night, when several
small contracts will be let, the most i'm
pOrtant of which will be the asphalt paw
ing OF Third South street from Third
West to Rio Grande venue, and on Rio
| GTande avenue from Second South TO
| Fourth South street. The street has al
ready been paved to Third West street.
| THE LOCAL chamber of commerce is in
receipt of a communication from Sayer-
FrultaS company of San Francisco,
questing the names and addresses of
Salt Lake firms dealing in wholesale
butter, eggs and cheese. Secretary }. l..
Perkes, liz answer to the letter, sent the
information desired.
MORONI n. HILL, Hugh and William
IL. Park and Jane Wardell yesterday
filed suit in the district court against
Marari ana Queen North and about fifty
others, seeking to quiet title to four
pieces of ground One is in the north
east quarter of section 81 township
south, range 1 east and the others are
parts of lots 2, and 4. block Is, ten
acre plat A, Big Field survey.
ROBERT GLEASON was sent to the
state penitentiary by Judge 7. ID. Lewis,
of the district court, yesterday, to serve
one year at hard labor, after pleading
guilty TO the charge of burglary in the
third degree. He broke into the house
of Grover Hanson, on Eddings street,
In Murray, on January q, 1911.
PROPRIETORs of the Hurry Back sa-
loon reported at police headquarters
yesterday morning that their thirst par
lOr was broken into after Il O'Clock
Monday night and robbed of a quantity
of tobacco and whisky and about 50
in change. The thieves gained entrance
through rear window.
TIKI. SONS. daughters, and most of the
Ia M n President
Lorenzo Snow will meet next Sunday at /
the home of Mrs. Florence Snow Critch- |
low, in the Critchlow apartments, to !
celebrate the anniversary of President |
Shows ninety-sixth birthday. There
will probably be 100 persons in attend |
ance. A program of vocal and instru- |
mental music, addresses and recitatons |
will be rendered, after which refresh |
ments will be served.
SAM GUST employed at the works of /
the American Smelling Refining
company, caught his left hand in set
of hosting gear, while at work yester-
day afternoon. The fingers We're so
badly damned that all but the thumb
had to be amputated at st. Marks hos
pital last night.
JUDGE JOHN sTANSBURY, United
States attorney, is at Randolph, where
he will take testimony in the claim OF
Frank NJ Wheeling of the Salt Lake
detective department for losses aggre-
eating S1OS72, consisting of 30 work
mules five siX-mule teams and other
articles stolen from him by Indians at
Sweetwater, WyO., in 1863.
7 NORTH entered a plea of not guilty
to a statutory offense in the justice
court of F. NJ Bishop yesterday after
nOon the case of Daniel Engleman'
charged with cruelty to animals was
indefinitely postponed, and Young woo,
charged with selling liquor on sunday
at the Empire cafe, was given two days
in which to prepare for hearing.
1T THE MEETING of the cement fin
ishers and asphalt layers union. local
10 in Federation of Labor haII last
night August Weidenbaeher was elected ,
president for the coming year. IherS
was a large attendance of members OF !
the union and a number of new names !
were added to the already large list. Mr:
Weidenbacher succeeds w. c. Ernest !
as president. Other officers Of the To-
cal union are F. c. Anderson, vice !
president: z. Ekker, treasurer; n: L
Thurston. financial secretary and z. e !
Rubenhall, secretary. IN
LENDERS of the ladies' auxiliary of the T,
United Commercial Travellers, No. 81
have made preparations for dance 70
be given at the OdeOn on the night of
April 6. for the purpose of raising funds
and arousing interest in the new Or t
ganization. S
:. l. POLK. president Of the directory '
company of that name, arrived in Salt a
Lake Yesterday to take charge of the /
business in this city until a successor c
is appointed to fill the vacancy caused /
by the death of W. p. Cooper. 7
J. II. ROBERTS spoke at the Second /
ward meeting house last night on 'One I
Gospel in Many Dispensations" in the V
series of lectures to be given by prom e
inent men of the Mormon church dur
ing the week. A large crowd was pres
emit Tonight Heber J. Grant Will speak
on Charity" the program starting at
7:90 o'clock. Special music has been ar G
ranged.
HE FUNERAL of Mrs. Anna Smith. Il
who died Monday at the home of her g
daughter. Mrs. Mary Lubbock. 2 Missing \
court will be held this afternoon at d
o'clock from the Tweifth-Thrteent A
ward meeting house, with burial in City &
cemetery. Friends are invited to at L
tend. s
MEETING of general and stake Off
GERS of the Y L. NJ. /. A. will be held
Tuesday. April >. at 10 a. m. in the
Eighteenth ward chapel, corner of a =,
street and Second avenue. y
When Your Joints Are Stiff a
nd your muscles sore from cold or "
when you slip and sprain y
joint. strain your side or bruise u
Ourself, Painkiller will take out the ~
ave it with you, and use it freely. r.
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