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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
LODGE OFFICERS VISIT
Members RebekRh state Assembly At
teEd Meeting Mt Bingbam and Are
Entertained ut Banquet.
Especial to The Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Bingham. Dec. 16.-The following Of
Ulcers OF the Rebekah state Assem- bly,
paid an official visit to Ruth Rebekah
lodge No. at Society hall last evening.
Mrs. Sarah Brown of salt Lake. state
president. Mrs John Binkard OF Park
City, vice president. Mrs. Clara l. Moore
OF salt Lake. secretary; Mrs. Mary ".
Sudhcimer OF Salt Lake. grand warden
and II. \. Standish. past grand patri-
arch. Members OF Bingham lodge No.
10, ]. o. o. r, Highland lodge No 81.
and Rachael Rebekah lodge No. 26 were
invited guests on the occasion.
The election OF officers by the local
lodge resulted as follows. Noble grand.
Mrs. Ella Trakus: vice grand, Mrs Flor
ence Cook: secretary. Mrs Dollie Eden
treasurer, Mrs. Anna Lehman. trustees.
Mrs. Blanch Wilcox and Mrs. Emma
Lunde. Remarks for the good OF the
order were read by Mrs. Sarah Brown.
president OF the state assembly and
other state officers and mem ers
OF the order Of Odd Fellows At the
conclusion of the regular session a ban
quet was served.
The local organizations were found
20 be in first-class condition. ranking
with the best in the entire Jurisdiction
The hall was filled to overlooking. the
gathering being = notable one.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
CHANGE OF ROUTE
SEEMS CERTAIN
Commercial Boosters Club Is
Working for Cutoff From
Logan to Junction.
lspeeial to rhe Herald-Repuhllean.l

Especial TO The Hcrald-RepublicSn-
Logan. Dec. 1.-THE Commercial
Boosters club has decided that IL viii
procure the long-hoped-f cutoff from
here to the Junction. The matter came
up last night at "A business meeting,
when the railway and transportation
committee reported that IL the club
agreed on getting the cutoff and went
after II hard. agreeing likewise on the
route of the road. there will be splendid
chances to procure the change in the
near future.
The matter stIrred up the club to the
necessity OF making strong demands on
the railroad for the change that has
been so often promised. A resolution
was passed that the old route through
Benson ward should be accepted, and
every effort should be used TO force the
Issue with the railroad. Land for the
right of way will be given the road.
and every inducement offered the COM
pany for the construction Of the cut
off. The route desired passes through
Benson, and saves to Logan people
about ten OF twelve miles of travel in
getting out OF the valley.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
SENTENCE
IMPOSED BY NOON
Provo Justice Fines Keepers OF
DiSorderIy House and Sends
Them to Jail.
lspeeIaI Id &c Herald -Republiean.)

Especial TO The Herald -Republican.)
Provo. Dec. 1s-This morning Justice
OF the Peace A. A. Noon imposed a SEN
tence OF twenty-five days imprison-
ment and a fine Of 500 against each
Of the defendants, Halliday and john
son. I'm the disorderly house case heard
yesterday. They gave notice Of appeal
The police authorities find II easier
20 secure evidence TO convict OF keep
ing disorderly house than OF actual
sales OF liquor, and this method will
be pursued with other blind pigs" Of
which the officers have quite a num-
Der on the string.
The most Important witness for the
city was David Dee, who testified that
he had gone into Halliday & john
sons place on the afternoon OF Novem-
Der 20. between and o'clock and
had bought some drinks from HallR-
day, after which he became intoxicated
end did not remember what happened
until the next morning. when he found
himself in Jail. He denied having been
promised immunity from punishment
from being drunk, IN he testified
city marshal. Other witnesses bore out
his testimony regarding his actions
prior TO entering the place.
Judge Weber made the opening state
ment FOR the defense to the Jury, which
was in effect that the defense would
prove that Dee did not go into Hslis-
day A. JOhnson's place between 4 and
3 o'clock. He said that ne would show
that he did go I'm at about Z o'clock in
an intOxivated condition. and asked for
liquor. which was refused. Judge
angry and threatened to get even with
the Droprietors OF the house for refus-
ing him. He said he WOULD also show
that Halliday was not IN the place be
tween 4 and o'clock on the afternoon
Of November 26.
As was. the case yesterday. when the
case against Halliday & Johnson for
keeping a disorderly house was being
heard. the court room was filled with
I people. mostly prohibition supporters
Many Of them were women who took a
! deep Interest I'm the proceedings.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
M'DERMOTT HELD
ON FORGERY charge
Man Who Passed Worthless
Checks on Wedding Day
Must Stand Trial.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ogden. Dec. 16.-ForeEoing his
chance OF acquittal in a preliminary
hearing. John McDermOtt. who was
arrested on = charge Of forgery only
. few hours after bis wedding several
weeks ago. was TODAY bound over TO
the district court under $500 bonds by
judge J. ID. Murphy in the police
courf
McDcrmott is accused b. the local
police or passing more than a dozen
worthless checks on as many different
merchants tn this city Practically
ali Of the checks we're issued on the
day Of his wedding. and the proceeds
from them nctted McDcrmott not less
than 5000 in money and merchandise.
Among other things he is said 20 have
purchased complete new outfit OF
wearing apparel. shoes and hat. TO
have hired two rigs and 10 have even
paid FOR his marriage license and the
performing of the ceremony by Dep
uty County Clerk John Y. Bluth, with
money secured from the various mer-
chants on the passing Of the valueless
checks
The young woman who smilinEiy
him Tor better or fo- worse on the aft
ernoou prior TO the evening when he
vas arrested. paid visit to Mr..
Bluth I'm hope that something might
be done 20 snnul her vows. only 20
learn that divorce proceedings were
her only salvation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINED
BY CITIZENS OF MONROE
Banquet, Dancing and Prizes Among
the Features Of Most En-
joyable Affair.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Monroe. Dec. 16.--TodRy was a gala
day for the old folks of Monroe All
the North ward meeting house at 1
y. m. when the following program was
carried out: Old-time song, by the old
folks; prayer, Christian Anderson
speech OF welcome, .. =. Washburn; re-
Spouse, S. W. SOrenson; song. Mrs. Col
linEs. recitation. Mrs. Eliza Cooper,
song. Mrs. NJ A Mills; speech, James
Anderson.
a prize was given TO the Oldest
woman present Mrs. Catherine Win
get. who is ninety years OF age. The
prize for the oldest man present was
given TO Walter Barney. who is 81
The prize for the oldest married cou-
pie was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
JepDcrson. who also received the prize
for the best waltz for old couples.
A banquet was served after which
the evening was spent in dancing and
social chat
Those present over ninety were
over eighty. Betsy Ann GOold. Emma
Ceilings. Mary Ann Newland and
James Y. Williams. over seventy. Eda
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Topper
Sarah Farmer. &. W. Sorensen. Maria
lChristiansen. ". A. Warnock. Eliza
Magleby. Marie BOhmsn. Walter Jones
n. 7. GrcRerson. Bodel Thueson, &. =
Christisnsen. Henry Sydal and Hannah
Bertlesen. those over sixty were Anr
Tidd James Andertoa. Lars Newman
Peter Nelson. Catherine Niles. Olavas
Andreason, g. NJ. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Rich. Ellen Tucson. Bert Larsen
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson. Caroline
christensen. Alfonzo Wingel. Mr. and
Mrs. Christian Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs
II. Ferguson. Maria Christensen. s. w
Goold. Sophia Sorenson. Jeppa Nilsson
IWilhe imina Hessee. Mrs. NJ A Mills
Mr. and Mrs Hans Eergensen-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
OBJECTIONS MADE
TO GRAZING LAWS
Sheepmen Protest Against the
Action of Foresters in Re-
Stricting Cache Reserve.
Especial to The Herald -Repubiican.)


ogden. Dec. 16.-Because OF their
dissatisfaction with the manner in
which the fOresters enforce the laws
relative to grazing privileges. an ag-
gregation of sheepmen who range
their sheep on the Cache national
forest In the summer have aired their
grievances before Homer Fem. head
OF the grazing department. OF the Og-
den district.
II is said that the allotment Of
sheep for the Cache forest reserve has
been reduced to such a point that a
man with a herd which is at all large
cannot enter the ranges there, and
that IL a losing proposition FOR him
60 cut his herds INTO smaller flOcks
and Craze them i'm different sections
or the country.
The allotment has been reduced to
200 head OF sheep to each owner.
and. according to the forester, viii not
be reduced lower. but so far the
shecpmen have been given no encour-
agcment 10 the effect that the sllot-
mcnt would be raised.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
HAS NARROW ESCAPE
Inspector steps Prom Between I've
Cars and II struck by EnEIne.

Especial to The Herald RepublicanD
Tucker. Dec 16.-Samuel Wins car
inspector and a school trustee. had "a
narrow escape from death this after
noon when he stepped from between
two cars in the local yards and was
struck by a light engine OF the Rio
Grande.
Mr. wing was inspecting a train Of
cars and stepped from between two
cars just as an engine was running
was TO the approaching engine. and
before the engineer could stop. the
steam box struck Mr.. Wing in the
back. knocking him down and severely
bruisinE him. He was taken 70 tine
Provo hospital. where he was reported
TO be resting easily tonight He sus-
tanned no internal injuries.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
SHOW IS A SUCCESS
Students of state University Present
The Professors Love story 10
Large Audience at Logan.
Cspecial % rhe Hersla-Republiean.l

AHptcldi 70 \ nc EeEdlQ-tRe punlcdusf
Logan, Dec. 16.-The players from the
University of Utah scored a triumph
here last night when they presented the
play, The Professors Love story" The
Thatcher opera house was packed to
hear the young actors, the audience be-
All Of the players came in for repeat
ed rounds OF applause for their excel
lent work. The show viii be repeated
tonight.
college put on The Butterflies" for the
first time. The hall was crowded with
an enthusiastic audience. The play
was a distinct success for the college
amateurs
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
SPOKANE BRANDlSHES GUN
Man Well known 20 ogden Police
Threatcs- 90 shoot In the Town.

ogden. Dec 1e-Charged with va
Erancy. A. j. simmons. otherwise known
as spokane. WAS arrested at an early
hour this morning while iu the act OF
nrandishiuz large and uncomciy look
ms revolver. with which he was threat
ening 60 shoot up the town"
spokane was only q few days ago
released from "a local hospital. where he
had been under treatment for some time
following = fight ina local gambling
house. from which he emerged with a
thrcc-inch cash I'm his throat which
nearly proved fatal. Today 500 bail
was put M 20 Insure his appearance in
police court to answer the charge
Gainst him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
TRANSCRIPT PREPARED IN
VACOS MURDER CASE
Convicted and Sentenced to Thirty
Three Years Imprisonment-Goes
to Supreme Court.
Especial 10 The Hera1d-Republioan)


ogden. Dec. 16.-Containing LOO
pages Of typewritten manuscript q
transcript OF the record Of the trial OF
Nick Nacos. who has been convicted OF
murder IN the second degree. was com
pleted by the county clerk today and
forwarded to the supreme court A bill
Of exceptions was prepared and settled
some time ago.
NacOs. a Greek candy dealer. is &C
cused Of shooting John ContOs. another
candy merchant Of the same nationality,
through the heart. April ,. 1903, killing
him Instantly.
Brandishing a revolver, Vacos made
a spectacular escape through the
crowded streets immediately after the
murder, but was captured about thirty
six hours later. being run down by a
posse OF officers on the sand ridge
west OF the city.
lie was convicted OF murder in the
second degree and sentenced to serve
term OF thirty-three years in the state
prison The defendant made a motion
for new trial. which was denied. and
then appealed to the supreme court
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
WOMAN AGAINST WOMAN
Mnfffe n. Walker Secures Judgment
AErlnst Hattie T. Hrshm. sud
Latter Appeals The Case
Especial 10 The raId-EepubIican.l

ogden. Dec. 1s.-Following the ap-
peal taken hy Hattie T. Brohrn from
tho derisiou or Judge J. ID. Murphy, mu-
niCinal court magistrate, in the suit
brought against her by Hattie II. Walk
o. % recover Fr01.I0 on account. the
oririnaf complaint was filed in the dis
frIrf court today.
The plaintiff AYERS that on September
IS. 1909. she sold 10 the defendant goods
valued az sts3.5o. and that on October
90 Of the same year she loaned tho de-
PENDANT $40 upon request. Judge MUIR
nhv decided against che defendant. 81
loving fhc entire sum petiti0ned for Dv
the plaintiff. AIRS. Brohm took an APP
peal. and the case viii Doe heard ia the
near future before Judge =. A. Howell
fn the district court.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
SURVEYOR MAKES REPORT
Utah County official Tells OF Work
Done Roads and Makes
Recommendation.
Especial to The HIerald-Republioan.p

=
Provo, Dec. 16.-COunty Surveyor
Frank Wentz has made his annual re-
port TO the state road Commissfoncr.
showing tho work done on roads in
Utah county during the past year.
Mr.. Vent urges the enactment OF "a
wide tire law In order 60 preserve the
rodas from needless wear and destruc-
ton: the appointment OF a state high
way engineer to furnish plans and I'M
structions for road building. so that
uniformity may be maintained and tho
best results obtained from money and
labor expended In road building.
He also favors a state highway from
the northern part OF Cache county 60
st. George 20 be built and maintained
by the state.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
LICENSE TO MARRY IS
GRANTED TOA. LINCOLN
Claims Relationship TO Great Bman-
cipator-Over Seventy Years Old;
Gets Bride Of Forty-Two.
Especial 90 The Heraid-Republican)

ogden. Dec. ia. Lincoln. whose
Signature 50 much resembles the off
ciai coEnomcn ~ the great enamel pa
tor that DO would take a Philadelphia
lawyer TO distinguish them. was grant
ed carriage license TO wed AIMS -.
Hfbbs. hv the county clerk here this
afternoon. Lincoln o. seventy-four
years Of age and his bride is forty
two. According TO deputies In the
county clerks office. the aged man
claimed to be related TO the martyrcd
President. Both bride and bridegroom
save their place OF residence as Lewis
town. Mont.
Guv Gilbert Maxey and Alrnonda Mar
frlf. both Of salt Lake, were granted n
ficrnre. a. were claude g.. Brown and
Eva =. Child. both Of ogden. and Ar
thur II. chip and Emma ~ Murdoch,
also Of this city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
NEGLECTS HIS TEAM
David Marsh. willard Farmer. A.
-e--ed - FOR Cruelty TO Animals.

ogden. Dec. 16.-On charge or cruel
Is 90 animals. David Marsh. q willard
farmer. contributed s. 20 the city coz
fcrE this afternoon.
Mareh'E team had been allowed 90
stand on the street without food or wa
ter FOR over five hours. This afternoon
the owner appeared al the police sta
tiOn 90 report the supposed theft Of his
animals. and was told that the authorf-
ties were tho robbers. Marsh explained
that bis hired man had driven the team
90 this city. and that De was not respon-
sihlc ~-'',o others actions. but tho pO-
lice see ihc point and the farm
~ u--L. -.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
FIREMEN WAKE MERRY.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Bingham, Dec. 16.-Fire departments
No. / and held a joint meeting at
the headquarters OF No. I last even
ing. Matters Of general interest to
both departments were discussed, con-
cluded by a Dutch lunch. The two
beautiful silver cups won by depart
rncnt No. . at the state tournament at
SANDY last August were placed on ex-
hibition in the window OF the Citizens
state bank today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
GROWS PRIZE POTATOF.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Dec. 16.-According to the
ella Valley (Arizona) Record Alfred a.
Cuff, a former resident Of Provo, but
now residing at Mesa City. Ariz.. has
grown a sweet potato weighing thirty
two and five-eighths pounds on his
farm near Mesa. The total weigh OF
the potatoes in the hill which produced
half pounds. 1t is believed to be the
biggest potato ever grown.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
Royal Arch Mason of Provo Attend In
teresfinE Event.
(speeIal 81 - Herald-kepublican.l

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Provo. Dec. 16.-Thc annual install
iatfon Of officers OF Provo chapter No. 4.
Royal Arch Masons. was held here this
evening. Past High Priest s. ". Good
win. and Deputy Grand Marshal H. II.
Fredenberg. being the installing Of
ficers.
The exercises attached TO the install
latfOn were followed by a banquet
served at the Hotel Roberts. The fol-
lowing officers we're installed. Henry
g. Blumenthal high priest; David G.
Beebe. king. A. r. Larson. scribe. A. +.
Palm. captain Of hosts. ". u. Harring-
ton. principal sojourner. A. ". Driver
Royal Arch captain, s. J. Hedquist
master OF the third veil. Markham
Cheever master Of the second veil. u
ID. Hanks, master OF first veil. s. w
Shard. treasurer: George ". Craig. Sec
rotary. and r. J. Kroups. sentinel.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
SANDY SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY.

Especial TO The Herald -Republican)
Midvale. Dec. 16.-Accordinr 20 the
statement Of Secretary y. Thompson Of
the Jordan school district. the sandy
school viii be rcopened Monday. after
having been closed n week on account
OF scarlet fever. Every precaution viii
be used in the future against contF-
gious diseases in the schools seth
Pixton and Or. Robertson. new mem
bers OF the school board. elected re-
Gently. will attend the monthly board
meeting at Midvale Monday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
DRAWING OF JURORS
Names Of Those Who VIII serve In
Seventh Judicial District.
lSnesial TO The Herald Republican.

INueclaI 70 y ne fitTaIu fteDuDIlcaH'I
Richfield. Dec. 16.-The following
Jurors for the January term OF court
have been drawn. ole Larsen, James
r. Ware. John r. Swain and Moses =.
Williams. Of Monroe. SOren Andersen.
Oluf Andersen and Joseph R. HOoten
OF Inverury: Gottfred Kramer, Joseph
p Jensen. Peter Jorgensen. ir.. Lars
Christensen. Joseph ogden, George
Charlesworth. Ammon W Poulsen.
John w. Coons, w. II. Seegmiller, G.
w. Bloomquist and Joseph IT. OrrOck.
Of Richfield; John A. Parker. W T..
Hyatt Of Joseph. Peter E Olsen Of
Koosharem: Christian Christensen.
David Sorensen. Peter Jacobsen. Elsi-
more: Isaac Oldroyd. Glenwood; Milton
Ivie. Aurora: Joseph ~. Stalker. Eras-
tus Anderson and Samuel Hooper, OF
Annabella.
Court will commence on January 9th
and from all appearances will be long
term.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
GIRL LOSES An EYE.

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Logan. Dec. 16.-Miss Mary Hansen
underwent an operation yesterday al
local hospital for the removal OF her
right eye.
The eye was injured when Miss Han
sen was a mere child. A little brother
hit her with q pair Of scissors and
later struck her with a blunt instru-
ment fracturinE one Of the bones pro-
tecting the eye. particle Of the bone
had worked through the eve, and II
was found after the operation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
COURT REPORT
Judge GunncU and Probation officer
Jacobs Handle 500 Cases In
Twelve MoHtbs-
lspeeial IL u II.rald - bliean.l

Especial TO The Herald -Repu blican.)
ogden. Dec. 16.-According TO the an
nual report Of Judge v q. Gunnell.
magistrate OF the juvenile court. over
500 cases have been acted on by the
court during the past year. out OF this
number, only five boys and one girl
were committed 10 the state Industrial
school.
The report states that all cases Of
truancv were handled by Probation Of
ficer Henry g. Jacobs. and Judge Gun
nell. and that 357 cases involving other
forms OF delinquency have come to the
attention OF the court. The report In
cludes the year beginning December !.
1909. and ending December 1 OF this
year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
FUNDS BEING SOUGHT
FOR FEDERAL BUILDING
Special TO The TIerald-Republican. }

Brigham City, Dec. 16.-Another well
come message from Washington was
received a day ago by Postmaster l..
W. Anderson. from Congressman Jo-
seDh Howell that he has introduced an
other bill in the House OF Represen-
tatives. asking for an additional ap-
preparation of $4,000 for a federal
building in Brigham City. The con-
gresham was successful at the last
session Of Congress in securing an ap-
Dropriation of $500
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Brigham City. Dec. 16.-Tomorrow IS
teachers payday and county teachers
institute. All the teachers OF the cOun-
" will be in town TO be in attendance
at the meetings OF the institute SUI
perinte ndeut IT. W. Valentine announces
that State Superintendent A. G. Nelson
will be in attendance to address the
teachers. The first session viii be
held at 10 o'clock
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
OGDEN ELkS TO PLAY
THE COLLEGE REMNANT
(cpeciaI to The Herald RepublicanO

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 1s.-On Thursday and
Friday. January 20 and %, the local
lodge OF Elks viii present The Col
lcge pennaut." a musical comedy. the
cast Of which will be formed entirely Of
members OF the OSden lodge. W. L.
Brown OF Denver. under whose super
vision The ElSs Tooth" ives presented
last year. Will personally have charge
OF the coming production.
The annual Booster Of the local E1ks'
lodge il now being prepared. and viii
make its appearance about January 81.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
Will orEN STATION.

IcDFCINI 70 TIC TItT dIU + TttIUUI Chill
Brigham City. Dec. 16.--The ogden
Rapid Transit company has made ar
engagements for the establishment Of a
station in this city for the benefit OF
its patrons. superintendent Joseph Bal
ley was IN this city yesterday and ac-
cepted proposition of Christensen &
Knudson to handle the company's busi-
ness at this end OF the line The store
will be fitted up with a waiting room
and an office for handling express,
which TIE company intends 10 haul be-
tween this city and ogden.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-17
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL.

Especial 20 Tho Herald-Republican.)
Spanish Fork. Dec. 16-Ruth Mattley
was taken to the l.. -. :. hospital to-
6sy where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis The young lady has
for more than year been assistant
clerk for the county assessor At Provo
and but recently resigned.