The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-23

Howard ImprOviag-Frank Leo How /
ard the Salt Lake youth who was in I
jured in an explosion on board a navy
vessel off Santa Barbara a lew days I
ago, has written TO his mother in this
city that he is rapidly recovering.
OpenshaW FuneraI.@The funeral OF
James Openshaw, who died Friday. viii
be held today at 1915 o'clock at the
Sixteenth ward meeting house
Suit 10 ReeOVer-Suit was filed IN
the district court yesterday against II.
b. Davis by the Crane company 10 re
cover 81 .0S9.90, said TO be due on an
open account The complaint also asks
for interest on the amount dating from
January /. 1910
Payments for Land.-ClerkE in the
state land board office are busy pre-
TO purchasers Of state land annOunc
ing the coming annual payment 10 be
made on the lands. and due January
1, 1911. The notices viii all be mailed
by November /.
Motion Granted.-In the case OF
George Weniger against the Success
Mining company. now pending IN the
United States circuit court Tor the dis
trict OF Utah, Judge John A. Marshal.
yesterday, on motion OF z. A. Walton,
order permitting W. T. Reed and NJ
Kimbafl, George Curley and A T. Moon
TO file petitions OF Intervention.
Federal Court Cases.-Dates for hear
ing of jury cases 10 come before the
November term OF the federal court
will be set tomorrow morning. A to-
tai OF So cases appears on the calendar
of the two courts. OF which number IS
are at issue. There are IL United
States criminal cases on the calendar.
with six at issue. five United States
civil cases, with two at Issue, and q
other civil M which number DO
are at issue.
sunday school COnferenee.-with two
sessions. one al 10 o'clock this morn
ing and the other at O'Clock this
evening. the TWenty-first ward Sun
day school viii hold its thirty-third
annual conference today; The morning
session will be devoted 10 the exer-
eises OF the kindergarten classes up 10
the intermediate, presentation OF au-
thorities, and sacrament. The exer-
given by the older classes and will in
clude speaking and singing.
ID. T.. Evans Returns.-D. Z. Evans.
chief deputy United States revenue col
lector, returned yesterday from a two
weeks hunting trip in Spring valley.
Wyoming. He says he Will return 10
his work Monday morning.
Land WithdrawaIs.-By an order is
sued by President William H Taft. on
October 10. notice OF which was re-
ceiVed by the local land office yes
and bordering on the Wyoming line
amounting 10 322,5 acres, have been
withdraw from settlement, location.
sale or entry. The land. known as
Utah Withdrawal No 4. comprises a
townships, and Is described as follows:
Township north, ranges Z. 8, 9, 10, II,
u and IS east, ana township north.
ranges II. II, 10. IA. Is. Is and i
east
Husband Dies.-Mrs. Max Busch. a
pany, and known as Miss Imogene
Mansfield. left yesterday Tor san Fran
cisco, in response 10 a telegram an
nouncing the death OF her husband.
who was a member OF the Orpheum
theatre orchestra IN San Francisco, and
was formerly well known here.
Missionary FarewsII.-A farewell en-
tertainment VIII be given IN the Fourth
ward assembly hall, Friday October
%, in honor OF Elder Frederick Egan,
who is about TO depart on a mission
TO Europe.
Pack VIII speak.@Professor Fred J.
Pack of the University OF Utah will
speak al the Tabernacle at ? O'Clock
this afternoon on the subject, "Actiyi-
ties OF the Young People OF the Nor
mon Church The services will be
under the direction OF the Liberty
STATE MUTUAL improvement association.
Special musical features viii be rem
dered.
sister Dies.-Mrs " A Holman OF
this city received word yesterday OF
the death OF her sister, Mrs Melissa
Latten at Bradford. III.
Yearly Soeial.-The employees Of Hey-
lett Bros company will give a social
dancing party at the Third ward
amusement hall. Seventh South and
state streets, next Friday evening. The
young men and women OF the Hewlett
company last fall gave such a sue
cessful dance that they have decides
TO give a social every year.
ALLEGED ROBBERS ARRAEGNED.
Charged with having robbed O. T.
Aragan on Commercial street OF a
watch valued at S52, ring worth
SIS and SIS in money, Henry Sims ana
Louisa Dale We're arFaigned In no1ice
court yesterday morning. Both pleaded
not guilty. Their bonds were fixed al
$1,000, and unable to furnish that
amount they were taken TO the coflnfv
jail. where they will await their hear
ing.
Stores do not kill Themselves will
inEly-so misrepresentation In STORE
ads Is not pEacticed.