The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

weary of the name that she wants
| her old name of Essie Butler re-
turned to her.
THE First Presbyterian church OF
Springville, Utah county, is now an
incorporation, articles were filed
with the secretary of state yeSter-
day. The trustees are: For one
year. +. n. Cone; two years. NJ. D.
Settle; three years, E. T. Thorne;
four years, Marion Jones, and, five
years, r. W. Miller.
J. E. PETIT. state coal mine inspec-
tor, yesterday filed his quarterly re-
port with Governor William Spry,
giving a full account of the letters
which he has written during the
quarter to superintendent of coal
mines in the state, following inspec-
tions.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY was in
formed yesterday through a letter
from S. V. PrOudfit, assistant COM
missioner Of the general land office
at washington, ID. c, that 33,51S.59
acres of land had been selected to
Utah as indemnity for loss of school
lands.
JIM HURST and A. w. Yeager were
arrested yesterday forenoon, charged
with fighting. Shortly after the ar
rest of Hurst Chief of Police S. M.
Barlow was informed that Hurst is
wanted in PocatellO for failing to
provide for his aged father, who has
been seriously i'll.
THE FUNERAL of Harvey III. Fuller.
aged 20 years, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey W. Fuller, was held at 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, 235 South Fifth East
street. Rev. 2. A. Simpkin presided
and preached touching eulogy. In
terment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Fuller died from a complication of
diseases Of nearly two years dura-
ton.
Up. DUNCAN, who has represented the
r. Fernandez Havana Cigar com
ritory for the past two years, goes
with Mr.. Fernandez Tuesday to Chi
cago to become manager of the sales
department of the Chicago house.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs. Anna NJ. Wine
gar, whose death occurred Friday
from general debility, Will be held
at 1890 o'clock today from the
Twenty eighth ward meeting house,
with burial in the City cemetery.
Friends may view the body at the
family residence, 453 North Fifth
West street. between IL and II
o'clock today. Mrs. Vinegar was a
pioneer resident OF the city, and was
81 years Of age.
ALL MEMBERS Of the Genealogical So
ciety Of Utah are invited to the en-
tertainment in Social hall Wednes-
day evening, April s.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT COM
PANY reports the sale of a residence,
622 Sixth avenue from Annie Pierce
Bywater to Charles and Margaret
McPhee for $500.
AT THE Third Presbyterian church on
Sunday evening Miss Hilda Greeson
will sing a solo, Mrs. A. G. Andrews
and Miss GreesOn will sing duet
and Miss Gala Crane will play a
violin solo and an obligato for Miss
GreesOn.
MRS. MARTHA FURGESON, the aged
resident of Murray, who was found
In critical condition at her home
last week by neighbors, and who was
later sent to the L. d. S. hospital
for treatment underwent an opera
ton this week, in which her left leg
was amputated.
BEGINNING TO-DAY, Murray street
cars will make trip TO Isovendahl's
corner. the new terminus of the Utah
Light & Railway company, every
hour during conference. The work
of completing the work has been
rushed during the past week. which
enables the cars to make the trip
just now.
WOMEN OF THE U. OF T. will meet
next Saturday in the Kindergarten
rooms of the Normal training build
ing
Employees of 4. c. NJ. 1. Saltair, April s..
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Annual grand bali, Saltair. April 6,