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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Mrs. ChaIky at the Bat
~ - Il ~ ~ -
Dinner at Hotel Kazink

, lest grant, she saws. All the time Bill
he's pumpin out the Grizzly Bear
rag in double quick time an then ne
switches 10 Steamboat Bill BY TINS
time | m gettin mex 10 what 1t S all
about. an ! saws yes, it's the hues
gran operv | ever hears.
''Then We sits down, an John quincy
Adams George Washin ton. redder the
flag they waves at the bull, she comes
in am sets down glass o water.
looks at my watch an it's quarter
after five. Then I takes drink OF
water. By an bye I takes another an
my wife she saws do ] like the tresco
of the dinin hall! Sure. ] says. | hike
it fine ! keep lookin' at my watch,
but my wife SAYS / muSh't do that; II
ain Z proper, she saws In about twenty
minutes George Washin ton comes IN
with empty plate with flowers paint
ed on it, an fills up the glass OF water
that I been drinkin' out of. AZ ten
minutes after six George Washin ton
brings in knife an fork an all the
spoons she can find About half an hour
later when Bill s exhausted the gran
opery an is starGn' on the second lap,
playin en- all over again, George
Washin ton comes IN with the soup.
g Fine fer that eXclaims, cause
m bcginnin To suspicion that Nora 8
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
ILLNESS PREVAILS AT
CHOIR MEMBERS HOMES

-Four homes thar have been lonely on
account of their heads being with the
New York chorus OF the Tabernacle
choir have the additional cause for com
plant that their children have been or
are sick
The home of Professor j. i, McC'IeI.
Ian Is quarantined. Madeline, aged u
years; and Florence. aged }. having light
attacks of scarlet fever.
A son of DR. T. f. II Morton is al
hicted with diphtheria. David A..
smith s son submitted to an operation
TOT appendicitis Yesterday. and Samuel
Winters children have In grippe. To
add TO the discomfort. a coal man ycs-
terd2y backed into the side of the Win.
ter nome, tearing hole in the wall.
None Of the children is considered
to be IN a dangerous condition. The
pov VINO submitted 10 the operation was
reported to be resting we'll al a lata
hour last night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
EXHIBITS WORKING
OF CONTROL. DEVICE

\ successful demonstration was made
Yesterday afternoon OF the MInnick au-
tomato electric train control device. an
invention originated and patented by Al
bert Minnck This was one of several
demonstrations that have been had in
salt Lake recently for the purpose OF
showing the effectiveness OF the device
10 the satisfaction OF men who had been
approached for financial support In Sc
curing It's installation on railway svs-
TENS. These exhibitions have been so
successful that n number OF local men
nave formed corporation for the pro-
motion Of The device The officers of
the company are Francis NJ LYMAN.
president: Albert MinnIck, vice president:
w ;, Mccormick. Richard w Young. j.
7. Hammond. William Groesbeck j A.
McA'lster George Whtmore and Super
intendent Hardy Of the Los Angeles dI-
vision OF the Santa Fe. directors
The device is placed on locomotives and
ls Intended TO insure such automatic con-
troll OF the brakes as 20 avert collision
between two trains. either head-on or
rear-end. 1t is understood that the ex-
collcut features OF this new system have
commended IL 20 the favorable notice of
railroad men and that now the company
has been formed It VIII bc given thorough
practical tests on local lines
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
STUDENTS WELCOME
ST. MARY''s ALUMNAE
Excellent Musical Programme
and Banquet Are Features
of the Evening.

The students welcome to the alumnao
Of St Msry's academy last evening
was one of the most enjoyable affairs
of the year. The attendance of grad
uateS of ST. Marv's was large and the
efforts of those who took par i'm the
programme were received wl.b mani
festatlous of hearty approval At the
close OF tho exercises. banquet was
served n: which a number e toasts
were proposed
The opening number Of the pro.
gramme was Il moonlight garden scene,
IN which the sercnadc from ''Tales OF
Hoffman was beautifully sung hv the
members of the vocal class, In an apt.
~ worded address. Miss Josephine Cum
ningham welcomed the members of the
alumnae TO st. Mary's.
One OF the features OF the evening
was The harp solo, ''Priere, - which
was artistically rendered bv Mrs. r..
the occasion was effectively given by
Miss Lucille Collins.
me next number was brilliant piano
solo. Nalse de Concert, Wieniawskl
which was PLAYED by Miss Anna Egau
Following this, MacDowcll's "To "A
Wild Rose was rendered hy the violin
club, with harp Accompaniment. The
clup members are the Misses NJ. Ward,
Z. GAVIN and NJ, English. first violins:
the Misses d. White and A. Brownlee.
second vlollns. Mrs. McGurrin played
the harp accompaniment.
The tiual number. Il school scene from
the muslcal comedy, "'Mr. Pickwick -
proved TO be the most enjoyable fea-
turc of the evening.
at the conclusion of the programme
the banquet was served The toasts
were: Our Bishop response by the
Rev. Father d, Kiely: Relation or
the Alumnae to Its School, - the Rev.
Father J." j. keIledy; "Alma Mater"
Miss Ethel BIXby; Memories Mrs.
p. j. o O'Carroll; "Our Guests Miss
Rose McDonough.
AT the close of the banquet pro-
gramme, Miss Estclle Kane. with an
appropriate address. presented pen.
nant 10 81. Mary S school
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
BY JOHNNY BURKE.

"Ssy,r explodes Chalky when ne
meets mp with Walt Peters an Bill
.Jinkins after loafn' on the job two
dsys. "Say.' shouts that usually onin-
terestin' person. II got il beat -
This gives us all sich a jolt that We
don I none Of us come 10 fer some right
smart period. 'causc Chalhy he ain Z
never been known 10 have annythin
beat less n il IS n snail
''You know my wife, says Chalky,
swellin with pride like a pouter pi.iin.
"Wcll. my wife S the fine young scbem-
CT. she is
IAN that's where she got in on
YOU two layers thick. - says that onkind
Walt Peters. Waits awful sarcastic
that wav lots of times. ''Unbutton, -
SAYS Walt, IAN let IS git mex.
See. its this way says Chalky:
." Ny wife she says to me las week. she
says, 'Chalky. my dear she says, lie s
eat Sunday dinner ar the Hotel Kazink
fer change she saws. I m tired of
eatin my own cookin' all the time,
she SAYS.
"Now. that there proposal don I make
no sich profound impression on me as
some other things that We done heard
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tell OF. | sees right away tina; even IF
] | can rake enough money fer TO pay fIf
/ that dinner. | IN due to- borry at least
a double sawbuct 20 tip the waiter
unfolds my grave fears unto tho bosom
Of my family an Cbalky makes mo,
( tionS with his han s hike he : writn on
Il blackboard, San my wife comes TO
onderatiu' a long time, | think ! got
a scheme she SAYS. we can eat din
ner at the Hotel Kazink all right, on v
We don I.
"Tbcy's good NANNY people as
don Z give me credit fer being alto.
gether luminous that way all the time.
but ] didn't think my own wife would
try 10 put ono over on my beknightcd
intellect. But she's in dead earnest.
dinner at the Hotel Kazink all right
my dear, but We II have il at home,'
.'I IN game. ! SAYS. j III stan hitched
amy place you drop the reins, I SAYS.
An then NV wife onlimbcrs on what
my stunt S TO be. After I gifts my
stecrn chart / goes ont into the l5itch-
en- whore the hired girl is.
"a Nora, | saws. smilu' like I was
about 10 melt an run away in liquid
form, Nora, | SAYS, 'wc re goin' 10 have
dinner AT the Hotel Kazink mex Sun
day. on we ain +. We're goin to
have it at home Nora she looks at
me like ] was ies fisbcd out of the sea.
an J reckon | docs look foolish We re
goin 70 have the Hotel Kazink dinner
right here at home, an I'll loosen up
to the extent of four bits cf YOU II be
the major domo git that?-'majo jor
domo Of the waitin' corps Your name II
be John Quincy Adams George Wash
ington, ! says.
"''Yc mane that IN to be nager
f'r filthy cintsl' demands Nora. an
YOU can see the red begin TO rise slowly
from the top of her head Ne be a
nagcr f'r ffthv cints, Nivver Me
name s Nora Brannlgan, she SAYS 'au
m no nager. she SAYS, an ! con
cudes right away that she means it.
Anyway. me an Nora, we has some
strenuous interchange Of ideas fer about
4 hour an finally she says she won Z
be "A nagcr for fifty cents. ncr muatto
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
Half Hour Comes in With somethin Else

for sax bits, but she II be a octoroon
for one plunh. That strikes me as bein
easy. 20 ! signs articles right of1.
Well. Nora an my wife. they fixes
II all up an. when Sunday afternoon
comes. my wife she savs, 'Chalky, dear.
Il 5 time 10 dress fer dinner she saws.
i IN already dressed, I says. / ain t
got nothin else 10 put on less n ] put
on my ralncoat | saws. But YOU eau {
60 TO dinner at ihe Hotel kazink les
YOU have "a Tuxedo, she saws. a
which, ! says. \ Tuxedo she saws,
"a coat with braid on. she saws. with
the flaps turned down, she SAYS. an
knobs fer buttons an clothes/line fer
buttOuholes, she saws. II takes me a
awful long time 10 git hep TO that. hut
after long search we finds old smok-
in Jacket in the cellar that my wife
gives me one Chris mus before we re
married.
When we re all ready fer the feast
at the Hotel kazink. my wife says /
must escort her to the dinin' hall See
IN that my wife runs from the parlor
TO the dinin room about 4 hundred
times daY carrvln in coal an out
ashes an pickin' w the kids thin
] don see much in this. but m game.
30 my wife she takes off her furs an :
her coat an her hat an onbundles
generally. though | don Z sec why she
ever dresses up that way. seein' a. we
ain { goiu' no place 'ccptiu' from the
parlor into the dinin room. Then she
Laws her ban gently on my arm an >
gives the high sign 20 forward march.
'Jes a. We gifts 10 the dinin' room
our boy Bill. he starts the PLAYER piano
fer all she 's worth 'Ain :, tha, a en-
trsncin' orchestral saws my wife. i
never eniovs sjch much pleasure from
music before. she saws. Hear the
strains Of Mozart she SAYS. ain Z thev
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

amy. ] eats pommes de terre en- robes
dc chaulbre. That robes de chambre
reminds me Of show ! see onct. an, |
asts my wife ef it s all right. Sure.
she says, 5 right. it's potatoes with
their Jackets on.
Bye An bye we was ncarin' the
hnish. The las thing on the time card
Is demi tasse. ] figured that s goiu' 10
be some kind Of explosion like the
last gasp of Pompeu. But il ain t. It s
on = coffee, an they's so little OF II
tbat yon got 10 git about fifteen cups
Ter To- make YOU believe you had amy
at all
We're les about windin' up when
Bih sticks his head in at the door.
say, he says, don Z YOU think feller
am never goin' to git hongry. /
done played every roll we pof seven
times over. an won't play no more
fer quarter
That kind o. bnsts up the dinner
lamps my watch, it's half.past ten.
escorts my wife back TO the parlor an ,
,slII an George Washiu ton, which is
Nora agin. now laws into the food an
eats ~ under the titles they been used
70 an not under assumed names. an
~ on y takes 'em about oue-tcuth as
long. ''''" "'
;t"f ;"f Nlfe nm ! we sets aroun fer
"nle an talks about the beautiful
mural decorations an the mezzanine
noor An the rotunda. which / reckon
mus pe the stove, an bye an bve we
Waiss aroun the block an saws aiu't
" les serumptious fer To be mil.
nonaires an be able 70 eat stuT that
travels under a alias like a yegg. Bu,
pye an bye our pipe goes out an we
Say tnat II might be awful fine 10 eat
az the Hotel Kazink. but il S still some
satisfactory 10 eat at home, TOD. :,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
MRS. CARMEN COOP
IS GRANTED DIVORCE

The domestic difficulties botWeen car
men Coop and Prof. Squire Coop. director
81 music W. the niTerslty of Utah and
loader Of 1hc orchestra ~ tho Cnio,isi
hcaicr are now at an end. SATURDAY.
morning Mrs. Coop fied suit for divorce
rom nor husband. I'm the Third distrtct
',IIi. together with STIMULATION In
winch Professor Coop walvc1 time 10
Iset1 ara agreed that the case should I've
g'spo.rd ~. The hearing was held bc-
- .O"Sc Al J.. Kitchlo within few
l'"ptss aitef the hllnE Of the suit. and
"n lnt"TiocutoTy decree OF divorce w.
sr.nted hy the default OF The dcfeud,,,,t
srs- Coop charged her husband with
nat he had no; lived with her fnr ,bo
last !.dt- Sh" agreed 20 waive fubs
ln"nt tor aiirnony and cost. Thev ,-,orc
,sol '",l w Ne" iork city, February %
complaint. and have no children ''s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
TIE SMOKE NUISANCE

Twelve criminal complaints sraIns,
yioisto Of The smoke ordinance are be
ton assistant city attorney,
On account OF the fact that the com
pants had not all been made out. ana
SmleIGiore m me warrants under them had
not peen served yesterday. the names OF
the Offenders are Withheld
n" complaints are made by = II
Hulheriord; representing the Commercial
cino vigilance committee appointed 70
take action looking 10 the s,,nnress,op
OF unnecessary emissions of smoke and
SCOT from salt Lakes stacks and chin.
hfys' ne committee expresses a deter
inination 20 carry It's campaign 10 thc
limit necessary TO secure cornpleis abatn-
ment ot the nuisance against Which
there mas bech so much complaint in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
POTATO PEDDLERS ARE
GIVING SHORT WEIGHT

c. T.. Condie. deputy state sealcr- OF
weights and measures, is out with the
statement that many peddiers OF pots
toes who are vending this product In
toners
Recently some Investigations have been
quietly made. and the result has been
the discovery OF the short weighing
mentioned 10y Mr. Condie. He espccIalIV
warns householders who are putting n,
their winter supplies of potatoes 10 be
on their guard. They are advised TO
watch the weights given 10 them and il
necessary. To insist upon their yerl0ca-
tlon by scales other than those in pos
session Of the pcddlers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
FOLKS EM y
EVENING Or W

A large proportion Of c;.r vi I,
population of salt LaSe ~. .S 81
attended the opening Sf or. L.ss IA
hotel cafe Mt No, l32 We ,i "A
pie. An excellent mu'ieal, "a !,
was given. Among those ", ~, b
in the programme WEI yarL 4
OF Denver. pianist; M'si TirSi
Mr.. Rogers. baritone. apa
violinjst. .;,h nd
ing rooms. and is Under ,,i,IlI,,s' |
Mrs. Brewin. William ~ !ssy, 81.
chef. He has served ID s,, .r ~
some OF the largest ea's. .". N
Rcdick and L. ". Ls"'
nr;otors Of the enterprise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
INQUIRY MADE FOR
MISSING PERSONS

Mrs. Role Humphrey. whose husband
is thought 10 be n member OF ono of tbe
Masonic lodges OF this city. is wanted bv
her mother. who says that she has NOT
heard from her for six years. The motbN :
er, Mrs y. 9. Johnson OF Sortb Niau1i
Olsla., says that she ls a. years old
Maiy C'arHc. VINO when last heard
from was a maid in some hotel In this
city. is sought by her brother Jobn
Clarke OF o2i West Forty-fourtb s,ront
New York CITY. 'Se''
Lillian Burt. supposed 10 have marr,sd
n man named j. H. Clarke H. ~sntsI
By her mother. Mrs. John p AIlwein ~
Second and Guilford streets lebanon
City. Pa. Oaiioi'
should he communicated 70 rh. -,
master Arthur l.. Thomas Of this citv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
FIGHT FOR CHILD
IS NOT YET ENDED

The hearing in the habess corpus pro-
ceadings brought I'm the Third district
court by Catherine Lambng Hummel 10
secure possession OF her little daughter
Catherine, was continued Saturday
morning by Judge r. c. Loorbouroy; IJn-
~ a ne" VIII can he issued and served.
II neinE discovered that the previous
writ had been served on the wrong party
The child Is In the possession OF samuel
Derrlsh. and the writ VAS served on the
child grandmothcC. The mother AYERS
that The child Is pniawfuly withheld
from her. but the defense alleges that
she is not NJ person 10 have It's Gus
tpJy " ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
FEDERATION MEN
ISSUE STA1f'

Regarding alleged ehaIss,i I1',,ir-..iI'
tho Herald Republican ,;,ss -,
ing the following rs.gl,vy'rs r.lvsrs d y
by the federation su'S'
'""'s We The advisory t,isa. eoaGa e
rIman system ieo,,s ,sa EersbS
charges published IN TIE
can OF November :. =, .ellirr o
First. We arr u,-,her or
we are voting 10 ,s ~" ss Et
terests. just inc andl,lon. -
ing sssosa &c si,'iF III; IS ss52 4: e
10 he Induced for ,,l7rs Var gn's
lion OF n few ao''' ~
law. .v, 20 bet"
dltions. -o.on. chn'S
Oeborn. c. Wilson'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
STRANGE & NAG|
PROBABLY GET N
Indications Are Their |
Lowest for Paving
Fifth East Strefl.

The city engineers Once ~
completed the work OF taoaiin
bids for the Fifth East ssIea
The indications arc ihai w
Strange & Mcguire will be fe''.
the lowest, and that brm VII
get the contract. Ths hlds y
& Mcguire and Of T, J. MoT1s
to be remarkably close, ou, ,, y .
favorable for Strange q Ass
narrow margin,
The contract calls for ron
an expenditure of appro1i.sr,
900. The extension 10 De l",~ ~,
portion of Fifth East sret U
South 10 Ninth South. n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
TWO CHARGED WITH
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION

H. II. Storey is under arrest CHARGED
with illegally advising. causing and pro.
curing the fraudulent and unlaTfnI
registration 10 Lyle Jackson in tho
Fii5y-foprth Fir h district in a complain is.
sued oy tAe county attorneys Office
&. Corless is the complaininy witrcss
Storey is held at the county iail.
John Berry was also arrested and
detained, charged with fraudulentIv
registering in district 26. walter Nav.
lor is the complaining witness. II is
said that Berry is an Enelishman and
hos not been nAturalized.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
HAS WEATHER STATION
OVER THE CLOUDS

A. II. Thicssen. director of the Unit ed
states weather bureau. with headuuar-
ters at Salt Lake City. has returned from
a trip To the top OF Black mountain
where he has been Installing the neces-
sary apparatus for The observation sta
noh that he established there. Leon
Peugcot superintendent OF tho Rurro
mine. VIII act as government observer
OF this station. which is the highest
poInt III the state at which the weather
bureau has instruments. AIr. Thiesscu
announces that there VIII also be sev-
.ral new style snow gauges installed at
FORT Douglas. Of which DR. J. II. Holland
VIII hav" charge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

~ ~ OF which the city should bc oxceed- >
Nn.s.E pIond' During the week ending
NoSemofr there were thirty-one casss
~ con'aslous and infectious diseases re
pSrtsa. as follows: D!phtheria, four: ~
pi,oia 'eE-r' one. erysipelas, two: scarIe,
ltNrE. zen. measles. one. pshooninp
ss1usn' SIX pneumonia. two; ehickenpox.
During the week there w-r, ,bI-,y,
olEths reported. OF which f!teen we're
ian!es and twenty females. There were
sixteen ceaths reported. of which twelve
Were males and four females.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
M'GlNNIS FLUME TO
BE USED ON CANAL

AZ conference between CITY Superin-
tenaent OF Wnterworks Thomas HOLIDAY
ahd mayor John 5. Bransford. Saturday
morning, II was proposed 10 use tho Nc
GInnis nume In the repairing of the Sal,
lake and Jordan canal. This canal ~
Thought that the NcGinnis flunc viii lao
a great Improvement on the old wooden
ne McGinn!s nume has been used
with highly successful results nr ,sa
HraVi'y outlet sewer. and tho govern
inent also Is using II extensively on lrrI-
Raunn projects in various parts OF the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
New Settlers Coming

From wisconsin are coming - 49,,
.u Utah. under the enlarged homestssd
act fifteen hcmescckerS. This - ore -.
tho results OF the activity n. tho Cors
perciai rlyb publicity bureau In ooreaa
INK Utah's fame. The leader 81 a..
party is 7. T. Jennings OF Racine, who
announces hls Intention 10 settle on =
tract og land near Milford
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
INSPECTOR OF TREES
Is REAL BUSY MAN

\ total OF 22.s;S bushels Of annIas and
'op busheis of pears was inspected dur
ing INC month OF October BY tho county
@ Ilot @li.uItufal Inspector. according to tn.
Mr.. Stay reports that thirty-nve Ir-es
were dcstroy-d on accoun; OF beinf, dis
edsed- Mr.. stay reports that the nurserv
average. "'''' S'@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
BOOSTING SALT LAKE
MUCH APPRECIATED

secretary Cains OF the Commercial
clno and Carl Williams, manager OF It's
Punlc!ty bureau. have sent a letter Of
appreciation to the passenger department
or the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul
railway. The communication tx oxpras
s,Ne or the clubs esteem OF publicity
gwen TO Salt Lake in new md neat
Ioioer JUST issued by the road. There is
IaVorapie mention OF this city on sew
eral OF the pages. the chief Item being
aLtioet - an entire psge In extont BY
these means Salt Lake Is gradually max
tnS larger spot on tho map.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
AGING Ni
NOT sAT|sFlI||
County Appears 10 ]
l brown Away Mop., !
Fourteenth south. |
CARLSON AGAlNs1|
Mackay Explains 1b,,l
Pitch Was Cooke, u
Much.
CARLSON AGAINs,.

That the recent resurf,.,,,
teenth South street from e..
west to 'he Denver & Rio cs
road tracks is proving to b
ont n satisfactory job, is bt,,
by the board Of county ,o.
This thoroughfare, which !,
mitted was in = fairly qcsl
and even better condi,io, 4.
other roads in Salt Lake cons,
1t was touched, was au,So,;,.,
faced by thc board Of ,o,.,.
sI9nrrs on May % last. TSs y
taken at that time on mo,,..
missioner W. j. Burton
As the county funds us,, IA
the matter was put Of l., W
weeks, bet John c. MasL,.
chairman Of the board Of =
ers. lives in Granger and lhn
20 his farm. The matter W,
again and on July II ibs -.
passed a resolution autk,r...
county road supervisor IA r,...
the work. rommissioner, W,,,,
Burton voted in favor OF ~
tion, but Commissioner Ccs.,
son voted in the oepstir,
maintained that the improy,,.-'|
needed much worse else@sr
Carlson Was Fin
No explanation would 90 -,
Mr., Carlson was labor,5
would not back down fron /,
and declared in The open uA,,.
he could not consciertiously ~
the taxpayers money on \,
when it was needed ,sr ~.
where. The records Of IA,
show that he voted in ,hs
However, with the vote Of n.
the matter was passed and n
begun under the direction Of n,
road supervisor. But this sM
last trouble which this wo,s r
the commissioners. aud
MackaY admits that the Tgt
altogether satisfactory.
Work Is Unsat!stactsu.
The resurfacIng consisted n Il
the street with a crush slae nii
tar binder, Now the rosI !, n
and the surface is coming 70
which results IN the road n
rough and unsatistactory. D
Mackay saws that he "g.s
pitch was cooked too mueA. :
thing. But, at any raie. n.
was cooked - too much. snlil
to look as if it was the poor I'D
who paid the money into tz
treasury. with which the rxt
done. The resurfacing Of ne I'd
approximately $1,000, ac,al
Chairman Mackay. bur the ~
the books of The commisao.H
not show the exact Amount
Members OF the board are I'd
doring what can be done 10 ID
road serviceable. and il btgin
as If the Improvement, With Y
son declared was unnecessary. a
unsatisfactory piece OF iur
work-if il can rightly be q
lmproy ement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
College Fraternitv Rannrnt

The local alumni Of the national COL
IeEe fraternity of Delta Epsilon are ar
held az the University club Gi5 ~ IN
Monday. November &. Such Della n
men as nave not ALREADY been notiied
phone Nasatch 3lS, Tndepsndcn, st7