The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-25
CITY BREVI1IES

CITY BREVI1IES
CoOpr'. Body Buried.-The body of W.
p Cooper. past exalted ruler OF the Salt
Lake lodge OF Elks, which has been W
ing In the Eber W. Hall vault at Mt
0liveI was buried yesterday In the
Prof Paul 60 TaIk-"ExcursIon and
interesting discourse by Prof. Joshua
II. Paul to the Parents class in the
Seventeenth ward chapel tomorrow
morning
Mexican Post MeetinE.-An important
meeting Of James y. Mexican post No.
1 viii be held this evening. All com
rades are urged TO be present.
Noted Artist Here.-Prof Stanley L.
Rubcns. noted water color artist OF
home from a sketching trip on the Pa
cific coast.
Erect Large warehouse.-The Korns
Warehouse company has purchased
from p. 4. Ashton and associates seven
and half rods in Fifth West street
twenty rods deep between First South
and Second South streets. for 81 600
warehouse. to cost $4,000 will be
erected on the site.
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guson OF ElkO and r. NJ. Ogilvie, both
Of the engineering staff Of the Western
Pacific Railroad. are in the city on
business. the former at the Cullen and
the latter at the Moxum-
MANI Cs-e Postponed.-Dr E A
MANI. former physician OF the stock
ace. appeared In police court yesterday
morning for his preliminary hearing on
a statutory charges After the state
mad presented opening arguments the
case was postponed until this after
noon The complainant is Mrs MANI.
Major HIne Here.-Major Charles
Hine. special representative Of the Ore
gon Short Line at Chicago. is I'm Salt
Lake In conference with the general
officers OF the road
PASSES Through OEden.-Jacob NJ
Dickinson, secretary OF war. will pass
through ogden this afternoon on his
way to the Pacific coast
Jap t. bound Over.-In a prelImi-
nary hearing I'm the justice court OF r
NJ. Bishop yesterday afternoon L.
kume. a japanese. charged with the
anese hotel. 81 Richards street, June ;.
was bound over TO the district court
Bail was fixed at $500. Unable to fur
nish this amount be was locked up in
the county jail.
Funeral of VI n. smitb.-The funeral
q NJ y. Smith will be held from the
funeral chapel OF the Eber W. Hall uu-
dertakinE establishment this afternoon
at O'Clock Interment will be I'm Mt
Olivet cemetery.
Tomyn-oa Fuaerni.-The funeral OF
u. r. Tomlinson will be held at 2
O'Clock this afternoon from his late
residence. Isl First avenue. Friends
are invited to the services at the resi-
dence, but those at the cemetery viii be
private.
Meneysmith Divoree.-Emma Money
smith brought suit for divorce in the
district court yesterday charging ex-
IRENE cruelty against Merit VI. Money
smith. They were married at Macomb.
H., eight years ago.
salt Palace LIcenSe.-Another anvil
cation for n retail LIQUOR license for the
salt Palace was filed with the city re-
corder yesterday. the applicant being
Gus Ling. Three applications made BY
Emil Lehman for a license there have
been refused by the council in the last
few weeks.
Physician Has ScarIet Fever-Dr.
Isaac Alexander, Of the staff OF St
Marks hospital, Is suffering from scar
let fever. the case being reported TO the
city health department yesterday. The
department also received a report Of
one case Of smallpox. the patient being
Mrs. l. Standish OF 51f Fourth East
street.
Senator'S Son Gets Job.-HarIow C.
Smoot. son Of Senator Reed Smoot. yes
terday accepted a position in the office
OF Studebaker Bros.
Architect Hansen ul.-Hans G. Han
sen. n local architect Is critically IN
at his home, 232 G. street and his re-
covery is said to be a matter OF grave
doubt.
Operated FfnEer---Niss Grace
Mead Of the Meredith APARTMENTS Is
home from Holy Cross hospital. where
she underwent delicate operation on
the fingers Of both hands The OPERA
ton was entirely successful
Arrested for FIEhting.-Gulich Boug-
bul. a cook. and Nick Lamont propri-
etor Of the Midway saloon. were ar
rested by PatrOlmen w. z. Cary and
y. p. Pierce last night for fighting
BouEbul claims that he asked Lamont
for a drink when the latter landed a
vicious right on his eye. other in
mates assailed BouEbul with billiard
cues in an endeavor to assist Lamont
Jnu-r- a. Conyer- Dead--James A. |
Conyers. 81 years old. a blacksmith 1eS |
Fourth East street. died at St Marks |
hospital late yesterday afternoon from
erysipelas- A widow and several chill