The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
CITY BREVTTIES

| CITY BREVI1IES
tiNii Service EXnminatiOnE-Sever
civil service examinations win he hold
IN Sdlt Lake In the near future. ac-
cOrding TO bulletins Just received In
the federal building. An exarnir,tfo7,
lot typewriter will be held on Septerp-
Der ~; foreman Of mine rescue station
one or which viii be opened i'm SAT-
l1tke, on october is; chemist and
chemical engineer I'm forest Dro5ucfg
ooth on October 10: tariff assistant
bureau OF manufactures. Department
or commerce and labor. October 10.
mlcroscoDist in forest products. Oc-
Damage suit Transferrcd.-The suit
or John r. Thomas against he Nam
nloth Mining company for $4,000 dam
axes Tor Injuries sustained on Janu
airy -. 1910. was filed In the federal
court yesterday on transfer from tho
lhlrd district court. Thomas was on
the Zoo level or the mine at Mann
moth. Juab county. when he was CAUGHT
I'm a Cave-in and badly hurt. The com
Pany is blamed for imperfect timber
ing.
To Select JudEe--The Utah Pigeon
ciub viii meet at % Main street. wed
nesday at 8 o. m TO select pigeon
Judges for the coming state fair. All
ianciers are requested to attend.
Utah Men Arc Honorcd.-At the an
nual convention Of the National Associ-
alton OF Life Underwriters at Detroi.
yesterday. John ID. Spencer OF salt Lake
was elected first vice president. and
VII =. Farrell was elected on the ex-
ecutive committee.
earns Family Reunion-A reunion Of
me earns family was held at Center
VIE yesterday in honor Of Mrs. earns
mother. who celebrated the nintieth an
niversary Of her birth.
Hise Returns Home. G Htse
United States immi gration inspector IN
salt Lake, returned yesterday from
New York City. whittier he went 10 de-
port William MilhOusen. rp1ea ead after
less than years imprisonment on a
Zo-year sentence. and deported to Ger
many.
baptist Women Ncet.--A1l women Of
lne BAPTIST church viii meet Thurs
gay TOT an all-day session for the pur-
pose or arousinE Interest I'm the wo-
mems end Of the church work.
Pipe Lac Nearly CompIeted-Con-
struction work upon the new pine line
from Big Cottonwood CANYON TO Muir
ray is Just about completed. The
Wheeiwright Construction company Is
now laying the water mains in the CITY
limits or Murray. The city. however
VIII not get its supply OF fresh water
for at least fortnight. as the work
on the reservoir. which is to hold rs
600 gallons. Is not yet finished.
Murray school wOrI.-ReEuIar school
work is being carried out at the Muir
ray schools. The enrolment lust now
is SIS. T. p. Jones has been named
probation officer.
a7V students are registered at the L.
-. ). university. This years enroll
meut Is about sixty per cent better
than last year. New students still con
tinue 70 enter. and 20 looks as though
the influx Will be the largest ever ut
the Institution. All classes arc iust
about filled 20 their capacity. Musical
instructors are busily engaged with
their work for the year. The members
Or the school board and orchestra will
hold their first rehearsal this week.
Match, Gasoline, Firc.-WhfIe at
tempting to light n gasoline stove on
the porch OF her residence. 446 East
o'clock last night. Mrs. o. T. Rowling
tossed the match near a leslSy gasoline
can. resulting In an explosion. Loss is
estimated at SO.
Emil johnson III Administrations
Emil Johnson. who suffered n long
siege Of pneumonia last winter. Is
again seriously ill at his home. Symp-
toms OF another attack OF pneumonia
were discovered a week ago.
Peter johnson uI.-Deputv Sheriff
Peter Johnson was taken to his home
seriously ill yesterday morning. Svmp-
toms Of typhoid-pneumonia have been
discovered.
Fight la Pool HaII--In a dispute over
"a pool game at the Commercial pool
room. Second South and state streets.
last night. Jim Pappas. a Greek waiter
struck John Pfoust. Ninth South and
Seventh East streets, on the head with
a pool cue. Pfoust was taken to the
emergency hospital in an unconscious
condition. II required several stitches
90 close the wound. Pappas was ar
rested by Patrolmcn Charles Pitts and
Thomas Simpson.
Dinner for Cox.-As tribute to his
eight years work in the service OF the
salt Lake Y. NJ. G. A., g. l. Cox. the
retiring secretary. was made the guest
Of honor at an informal dinner given
by the board Of directors Of the asso-
citation at the Commercial club last
night.
Liquor ON Sunday.-Samuel Novel;
deputy sheriff. charged the proprietor
of Casa Contentia. Col. G. a. Birch. with
selling liquor on Sunday IN a complaint
issued by the county attorney yester-
day.
Walk Gets Two Ncars.-Arthur D.
Walk. who deposited a worthless GER
tificate OF deposit on a California bank
with the National Bank OF the Republic
last January and worked the local bank
for S175 by the game. entered n plea
Of uuflf.y bofora Itfdpe r II louie .-r.-