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piasa mattar, November twenty first, 1895.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
TO PREVENT SALE
OF INTOXICANTS
Commissioners of Utah County
Take Action Against Pool
and Billiard Halls.
lspecial to IL Herald-RepuhIicanD

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Dec. 5.-The board OF county
commissioners passed a measure to-
day that Is intended to prevent the sale
OF intoxcatin liquors in pool and
billiard halls outside OF city limits. OF
which there has been considerable
complaint from the several places i'm
the county the past year
The measure provides for a license
OF $50 a year for pool and billiard
halls and bowling alleys. It is made
unlawful to sell or dispose OF drinks
of any kind in such places: to admit
minors or to keep the pool or bill
lard halls open between the hours Of
y. m and Z a. m: violations Of the
ordinance are punishable by a fine of
500 or three months Imprisonment.
or both.
The following fees were reported
collected by county officers for No
vember Recorder S35545: clerk
S24l.05: treasurer. S22.sO
County Treasurer Mont johnson re-
ported the funds in his possession
showing the following balances on
hano December /: Jurors and wit
neses. SO cents; county schools. S24.
1888; county supcrintendent's CON
tingent. $252.64: general fund. s29. -
81 5.2o.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
CLUBS CONSIDERED
BY PROVO COUNCIL
Proposition to Charge Fee of
Forty Dollars for Pool Tables
Referred to Committee.

fTptllal TO Inc AeFal0 lie pAtlcanl
Provo. Dec. 5.-At the regular meet
ing OF the city council this evening a
bin was presented by the committee
on judiciary. providing for an amend
ment to the present pool and billiard
hall ordinance. so as TO make all clubs
or associations Of persons operating
tables where a charge for playing is
made. either directly or indirectly.
subject 20 the annual license Zee OF
$50 for each table.
The ordinance IS designed 20 reach
associations organized for the sole pur-
pose Of evading the license. Inasmuch
es the amendment. as Il was present
Cd. would affect the legitimate clubs.
and as the license is considered too
high for them. the matter was re-
ferred back TO the committee.
The sidewalk paving in Third West
street was conditionaliy accepted and
an ordinance passed levying taxes
against the abutting property amount
ing to S1.965.0f. The report Of the
board OF equalization for sewer dis
trict No. H. recommending that the
assessment be affirmed was adopted.
Water taxes. TO the amount Of S42.9 %.
" ere RENTED on the recommended
ton Of the committee on irrigation.
a. .. Beebe. chairman OF the COM
mittee on water works. reported that
Henry Smith now wanted $3.50 adj
ditional TO the amount first agreed
upon for a right OF way for the water
works pine line through his property.
The matter was referred to the COM
mittee on water works and the city
engineer
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
PEERY ESTATE
SECURES BIG LOAN
Understood That Fifty Thou
sand Dollars viii Be Used
on Newly Opened Avenue.
lsnecIaI b - IIerala- RennbIIcan.l

ogden. Dec. 5.-After two years OF
negotiation. during which time the fun
financial status Of This CITY was care
fully examined 10 the extent that a
special representative was sent here
during the summer to investigate the
extent and stability Of local industries.
loan ~ $50. 000 was contaminated
today by the ID. TT. Peery estate from
the Equitable Life Insurance company
or New York.
That the closing Of the deal opens
up a new financial channel for the
business interests OF this city was the
opinion expressed by number OF
prominent local financiers today. and
it IS believed it VIII act as q great help
10 the farther progress Of this city.
Il Is understood this money IS 70
be used I'm building on the newly
opened Hudson avenue. where the
Peery estate holds ESQ feet frontage.
il is said that this Is the first time
the Equitable ever loaned a large sum
~ money in "a city Of less than So. 600
inhabitants nd as 10 is a weIl-known
tact ia commercial circles that socllr-
iiy must be Of the very test before anv
or the large and successful life in
suraEce companies will consider a.
men IN ogden business circles feel
tnat thcy nave cause 20 be elatod on
this occasion
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
Provo Brevities
Cspecia1 10 The Herald-Repub-

Especial to The aldRepublican.)
Provo, Dec. ALBERT Bateman Of
Alpine. arrived this morning from a
mission TO the southern states.
Dr. =. 4. Windship Of Boston. Mass.
addressed the pupils OF the eighth
grade i'm the central schools this morn
ing. and the teachers this afternoon in
the Sixth ward assembly hall. The
Springville teachers came over TO hear
Or. Windship. who spoke interestingly
and instruCtively on educational topics.
The university dramatic club comes
down from salt Lake Friday with The
Professors Courtship." which will be
presented in the opera house.
Albert Ferry was arrested last night
By Nightwatchman Wren Wilkins,
while aDprOpriating some hay and
grain from the stable Of the Provo
Meat & Packing company which he
had wagon in readiness to take away.
The case viii probably come up before
city Justice A. \. Noon.
r.. r. Perkins has commenced suit
against United States Ozocerite to col
lect sf.933.76. alleged to be due for
services alleged to have been rendered
the company as superintendent OF it's
property I'm Spanish Fork canyon from
May. 1897. until December. 1903.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
NEW LIBRARY IS
OPEN AT EPHRA|M
Many Newspapers and Maya
zines Help to Make Reading
Room a Success.
lspeclal Id No Herald- Rennhllcan-1 }

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. Dec. 5.-Miss Olive An
derson has been engaged to serve as
librarian i'm Ephraim's new library and
reading room. She has begun work
and will hereafter be on duty each
day
Some Of the members of the library
board favored the closing Of the build
ing during holidays. but the majority
were in favor of keeping It open every
cay. on the theory that the public will
have more time to patronize the IL
brary on holidays.
Most OF the newspapers OF Utah are
now found there and many magazines
nave been subscribed for and will be-
gin 20 arrive within the next few days
The Commercial club is arranging to
secure contributions for the support Of
the library
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
MEMORIAL SERVICES
Eik~ of Eureka Pay Tributes Co Memory
OF Their Absent Brother.

T = ~ q ~ ~ % IIIIIdIl-I
Eureka. Dec. 5.-There was large
attendance last evening at the memoir
ial services held by Tintfc lodge No
I'll y. T. o. +. The services were
impressive and the musical numbers
Wen selected. The program was as
follows; MeditatiOn. Darton's or
chestra; "Recessional." Mrs. II. NJ. Tor
rance; opening ceremonies Exalted
Ruler j. l.. Williams: The Vacant
chair. quartette. Messrs Brewster.
Morris. Warren and Shriver. responses.
officers or the lodge. opening ode. bv
the lodge, invocation. Chaplain J. s.
Hensel' solo. II Am a Pilgrim" Mrs. Z.
r. Gosc. Mrs Torrance accompanies:
memorial address. Dr. Steele Bailey:
Eyes That Are Weary auartette.
MeSsrs. Brewster. Norris. Warren and
ShrlN er; euiogy. Our Absent Brothers %
J. A. Howell: selection. Darton's orches-
ira; closing ceremonies. the lodge: dox-
ology. lodge and audience: benedictfon
Chaplain J. A. HenseI
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
Chief BROWNING BEGINS
WAR ON BOGUS CLUBS
Declares One Was Organized for the
Purpose Of Gambling and
Selling Liquor.

''- t' N' herald -fteuuh icnul
'-uen. Dec. s.--Tnat unless the ,,,,--
- Incorporated Aero club cioeoe e
uopIs im1coiately. club lie vim i,e
..itdf Z" oisHgrceable fo tho 1,4r-at,org
'.@l lhey VIII withdraw from fhe i'm
MUTTON was the effect 81 "a statement
,.avc today by Chief of Police Thor,se
r crow iIins- who declared that fLe
on E4in nitnE and drinking
~ nllc tfcr wouldn't icf ms see them
ai.nllnI un There I'm their club rooms
.H fltNL avenue. said Chief grov,-,,
iul. no Dr. not always necessary fo g
WA you know. INC added phiIogophf-
c.liil. ano notWithsfauding The fact
.,lLl 1T l~ unl within our power TO close
mem up without evidence. we rau af
l.ist make matters SEQ intcrceffn.- FOR
.NtW tlc} WIZ quit The club was or
EahlLeN solely Tor the burmese Or
gambling end drinkinr and r.ar de-
Nised by eomcbudv who wanted fo ~ot
ogt or paying O. license Tor the selling
pl liquor under the guisc Of running n
private club"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
APPROPRIATION FOR
ROAD REPAIR WORK
Among Other Improvements. New
Bridge Win Be Erected Over Dicks
Greek Near Plain City.
lspecIaI b - Ierald- Rcnnhllcnn-l

'f.' Nf n IIf itNIalu- faN nINIfrnu.I
OEdon. Dec. Sat a meeting Of the
noaFu OF county commissioners held
lNl~ afternoon az the court house sT0o
va appropriated FOR road repair work
~ bintnh. authority was granted 10
LHe road supervisor at Plain CIV To-
eLect . new bridge across Dicks creek
ana u was announced fraf fbo rood -
me As1 ior district would be opened
'...,. ie,istteiy lor "a distance OF one mile
e"9J or the present terminus.
Ane bonds OF Road Comrnfssfoner
t"seph storey. j. T.. Childs new suuer-
lnten9ent or the county infirmarv. aud
s ,..,.i.lil,i elect p r. Harrison were re-
keEistrars Of vital statistics for the
twenty districts Of Weber corr,tv r-..rc
reqppointcd for another two ,ears
" uiiam wade was appointed spaciaf
heaith supervisor at Pleasant VfeV- a.
act durlnE the present epidemic OF
scarlet Fever. and the road sunervfsor.
was instructed 20 build n tyveiva-Ingl,
v ,I- west Of Joseph Skeen's farm In
49, County paw rolls for the month ~
november were allowed
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
PAINTINGS
FOR CALIFORNIA CITY

San Diego. Cal. Dec. BY the
terms Of the viii OF Mrs Harriet :.
Fairhead. former resident Of Jackson
vie. Fla. filed here today. n collection
OF valuable paintings and tapestries is
left TO the city OF san Diego. provided
the latter builds q suitable fireproof
building 20 hold IL. a local church is
bequeathed 100000 Mrs. Fairhead and
her husband and son came to this CITY
three years ago from Jacksonville Mr..
Fairhead died in October. the son three
weeks later and Mrs. Fairhead passed
away last week
Among the requests in the will are
several 20 sufferers from tuberculosis
in this city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
EXCAVATION WORK
STARTED ON new BLOCK
ThTee-Story Building to Be Erected by
Commercial National Bank
at ogden.

Especial to The Hcrald-Tcpubiica
ogden. Dec. ga force OF men and a.
number of teams were placed at work
'Nr1vaffnU for the basement OF the
proposed new fnrcc-Etorv business
block which ir ro Do constructed on
Grant avenue between Twcufv-fourfu
and Twruty-fifth streets hy the Com
merciai National bank
The structure o. tn Doe erected on the
vacant l0f immediately north Of the
ST. Louis building on Grant avenue.
and when DO is completed DO is expected
tu Do one 0f The finest buildings en-
frr cifr "a r. Haywood. president OF
tho Commercial National bank declared
fH.s afternoon fnaf Che company bad
mot decided 60 what use the building
rd iu errh manner that Do VIII Do prac-
ticTnIr Tor almost amy commercial Dur-
pose.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
Park City Notes


Park City. Dec. 5.-The funeral OF
Fred Stoil. who died on Saturday even
ing. after suffering three years from
a complication Of diseases. viii be held
from the Catholic church Tuesday
morning at 1880 o'clock. Father Thorn
as GailiEan will officiate.
Dennis Holland. a well known resi-
dent OF Park City and Eureka. died at
bis home on Park avenue from min
ers consumption yesterday. He had
worked in all the principal mines Of
the camp and was a resident OF this
city for six years He Is survived by
widow and two children. The de-
ceased was thirty years OF age and
was born in Michigan. The body viii
De shIpned 10 Butte. Mont. for burial.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
BLANES RAILROAD
George D. West Asks $4,000 From
Denver a Rio Granac Tor Per-
scnai Injuries.


ogden, Dec. 5.-Aficginu that ms "a
result OF negiigcncc on the part Of fhc
henNcr Rio Grapdc Railroad conn
uany Do viii be- forced ro .,,..-,.t H..
remainder OF his lirc walking ON one
.cG. George T. West filed suit In fr.
district court this afternoon avnfref
Tire company to. recover $4,000
According TO- the complaint West ,--re
employed hy the Rio Grandc as "A ear
cleaner. and that willie m fho act az
lighting lamp in one Of the COM
HauN passenger coaches az the Union
station or Tho morning 90 January u.
"a ladder or which Doe was standing
collapsed beneath him. causing him to
f1N heavily 90 the floor. sustaining
serious and painful injuries
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
HEAVY TRAFFIC OPPOSED
boulevard People In Provo Claim
driveway Il Heing Injured By big
Nnrrow-Tircd Wagons.
Especial to The HeraId-Ren,,nIican,

I'IV-I'I 70 10 fieraId- ke0ubICan.)
froNo. Dec. Claiming that the
operating Of heavily loaded. narrow
ttlt9 wagons over Homestead boule-
ward injured the driveway. W u paw
chairman Of the Homestead Boulevard
company, and other memb ers OF the
Company appeared before the county
CoulihissloherS today and protested
against any heavy traffic being per
hitted over the boulevard except wau-
oh% Itted with wide tires.
Inc matter of drafting a measure 10
prevent heavy traffic on the boule-
Natas or the city except where wide
lres are used. was referred to County
Attorney Jacob Evans and \. y. Num-.
who Will report at a SneriaI rneefin :,
OF the board Wednesday.
An appropriation or 900 to com
pete the drive aud take care OF an
oNerdraft was asked. but the board
agreed 20 give an amount equal to any
sum raised from other sources by the
company.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
MAYFIELD COUPLE WILL
BE MARRIED WEDNESDAY
Especial to The Herald-Republicnn.,

Mayfield Dec. 5.-The many friends
or Miss Eva Willardson and Hvrum
Chrlstiansen Of this city will be sur
pilsed TO learn OF their marriage which
VIII take place Wednesday. December
., AT the Manti Tempe. Miss willard
son is the daughter OF Nr. and Mrs.
Joseph Willardson. and Mrs. Christian
sen is the son OF Mrs. Hannah Chris
hansen, and both are popular in the
community. wedding dinner will be
given IN their honor at the home OF
ing
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
THE tTRE 60. INCORPORATES.
Z Especial 10 The Herald Republican.

'-- - a ti- AAtA etiN ne NuuiCdn.f
Provo, Dec. 5.-The Rex Theatre
company has filed articles Of fncor-
poration with the county clerk The
business Of the company is TO carry on
general amusement business. includ-
ing motion picture shows. film rental
exchanges. etc. The principal office OF
the corporation is In Provo city
The capital stock is $4,000 I'm shares
or the par value OF 81 each. The COM
pany takes over the Rex theatre in this
city.
The officers and directors are: John
y. Ashton. president and treasurer. r.
J. RhOad vice president. @. r. Stanley.
secretary; r. r. Crome and Nellie ASH
ton
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
rtHIlER EsraTE APPRAISED.

'rr'cfa' fn fnr llofnl d -lteuunIicHr.l
orl.l. Dee. l.-ruomne A.. Wnafon.
Archibald tIrfrrllud and e.. p. Middle
frIct court fO ascertain fno value -
thr estate ~ william 5. Parker. who
died some tIue agu fu fn5s city. re-
deceased fn own property worth g. 900
IN weber COUNTY.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
LICENSE WITHHELD FROM
HUNTSVILLE SALOON MAN

DEdcu Dec 5-Uokcn Olsen. "a
Huntsville IoUuFrcucr. whose place
was closed under the orders Of the
former huntsville cifr officials. up-
uegrcd at meeting ~ the board 81
county commissioner TODAY in search
OF county license. hut was put Off
uufI frr next mcrtirw.
while blossoms petition was signed by
cons 'acr1hIn number OF Huntsville
people. opponents Co the issuance OF
tne license have Informed The commits
sion tr1t counter petition. which viii
have moro names on ~ than Ciron's
win he rlcd in few days.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
TILT IN THE COUNCIL
Application for Provision Inspector II
Turned Down ny SoIons.

ogden. Dec. 5.-A lively tilt between
the city council and the health depart
ment occurred tonight at the regular
weekly session or the city so1ons when
the request FOR deputy provision
Inspector came uD and was not allowed.
The petition for deputy sanitary in
spcctor was allowed.
Dr. 9. a. Dickson OF the health
board stated there are now 30 cases OF
scarlet fever IN the city. with no uossi-
hilities or immediate relief lie Sa id
that the board could ba tile with the
epidemic under more cQualized condi-
tiOns IN the doctors would report cases
as soon as they cropped out
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
SERIOUS CHARGES MADE
AGAINST RUSSIAN JEW
Especial 90 Tho Herald Republican.

ogden. Dec. 5-Accordlrg 20 infor-
nation received at the local police sta
ton today. William SccUci. Russian
on 9 -agranrv chnrEc. D. wanted hy the
f.d' raj authorities Co answer accusa-
ton o. carrying on white slave traf-
&c between Europe and America. In
q rm1t on TO- fhie effect came from the
salt Lake police.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
WIZ HyILD NEw oAEAeE.

ogden. Dec. Work ON the rebuild
NJ a7uine or avenue between Twenty
tiftn ard twenty sixth streets. has been
started. w hen the work is finished ac-
coroiuE GO TIE ouner. "a large and well
equipped garage viii have been added
to The bis stable. THE entire old struc-
sure is to D. torn down and "A new and
modern brick nuiidinr win be erected
in lfs stead az cost Of $4,000 TIE
structure VIII Dee two stories high and
che second story viii bc used as "A
rUomiug house
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. s-Iamcs Stanley Dec
and Rosaiic Dse have filed demurrer
to the complaint Of John W. Small
ley. filed few days ago in the Hud-
son avenue condemnation cases. on the
grounds that Snlalicv's complaint does
not state facts sufficient 20 constitute
n cause OF action.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
HORSE SALE CAUSES SUR.


fSpeciai 70 me Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 5-T D. Neil has
brought suit Ia the district court
against A. A. Church to recover $500
said to be due as Church's share 81 "A
dent contracted I'm the purchase nf
thoroughbred horse some time ago.
Church and sixteen others are alleged
90 have been the purchasers
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
DYING MOTHER TRYING
TO LOCATE LOST SON

iopecial 10 Inc Herald Republican,
ogden. Dec. 5.-Believfng that a long
lost uncle Is living In ogden. perhaps
under an assumed name. John r.. WOo-
ton Of Cleveland, New Mexico has writ
ten to Chief Of Police n. =. Browning
of this city. in hope Of getting In com
InuniCation with the missing man.
whose name is given as Fred Lujan.
The letter TO the chief states that Lu-
jams mother. aged seventy -four. is at
ere point Of death and is exceedingly
anxious TO find her son. The salt Lake
are TO be asked 20 aid i'm
"a search for him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
FORESTRY ASSOCIATION
SemI-tnnuaI Convention Now In Se--
sicn ut spokane.

sicn ut spokane.
Spokane. Wash. Dec 5.-The West
ern Forestry and Con servation associa-
ton convened here today in semi-an-
nuai meeting 10 devise better means for
fire
=. T. Allen. president Of the associa
ton. reported that in the fires last
summer Washington. Oregon and Idaho
~ owned. About half OF this can be
saved. The association spent $685.. 900
in fighting the fires in the three states
Had II not been for the work Of the
association" said Allen THE west
would have suffered one Of the worst
calamities Il has ever yet seen
The sessions are being attended by
lumbermen and forestry officials from
Washington. Oregon. Idaho. New Mex
leo. Montana and Califnrnia
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
ARRESTED ron RonRFRY.

IoTDtlaI 70 TIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bingham. Dec. Jim Donovan broke
into g. -. Armstrong; restaurant at 2
o clock this morning and was in the
act OF packing I'm q bucket "a lot Of
becfsteak, pies and other articles when
ne was discovered and arrested by Po-
lice Officer Philip CulletOn. and lodged
I'm jail This restaurant has been
robbed three times during the past
four weeks and. as Donovan has been
loafing about saloons for some time
he is believed to be guilty OF the other
burglaries.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
VAN DYKE TNF,NT DIES.

ogden Dec. 5.--tftcr a short illness.
lrcicnc Ven Dyke. twenty montha-oid
unuEfte~ Or Lawrence A. Van DYKE.
deputy auditor in the office OF County
Clerk samuel 2. Uvc. died last night
lt tnc family residence from pneu-
mnuia.
Tire funeral viii be held Tuesday
afternoon 90 o'clock from the Fourth
ward Meeting house
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
NEWS or DEATH RECEIVED.

Ephraim. Dec. News Of the death
In Arizona Of Ray Folwer. a former
resident OF Huntington. has been re-
ceived here. He recently suffered an
attack Of pneumonia and died last Fri
day. Mr.. Folwcr was well known
throughout this county and numbered
many friends here.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06

TIT y T ~" TIL " y Y IITlIIIT
Ogden. Dec. 5.-Charles Coe was the
when Tom WestfaIi. a Mexican. who
was recently released from iaI after
serving n term Tor vaErancy. and two
companions attempted 70 relieve him of
$50 az the corner OF Wall avenue and
Twenty sixth street. They failed in
their affnmnf
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
RESIGNATION OF CHILD
ACCEPTED BY BOARD

froNo, Dec. 5.-The resignation Of
George y. Chnds. superintendent OF
county schools. who goes to Salt Lake
70 assume the superintendency OF the
grammar grade teachers. was presented
70 the commissioners today 70 take ef-
rect at the earliest convenience OF the
nVard. II was accepted to take effect
December %. when the schools Gloss
Tor the holidays. 8 special meeting
OF the board will he held "Wednesday
10 consider the appointment OF Mr..
ChIId.s SUCCESSOR.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-06
KILLED nv EXCIrEMENr

Excelsior Springs. No. Dec. Sc
X. Smith. conductor OF Wabash pas
senger train No 2. which was in COZ
lision with the Excelsior Springs Ioca
passenger train at Missouri City yes
terday. died today from excitement
due to the accident