The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-25
Another Boost for Salt Lake City.
CITY AND VICINITY

THREE SPECIAL civil service eXami-
nations were announced yesterday from
tho salt Lake City postofdce that are
| 10 be held November -. One OF these
! is for preparator for tho division OF
| Insects National museum, Washington,
| and pays salary OF SIS per month. y
| physical laboratory hclpor for the bureau
| OF standards * also wanted FOR the de-
Dsftment ri commerce and labor This
pays a salary OF from $500 10 SI20 per
annGn. The third examination is for
| scientific assistant for the bureau OF
| fisheries. This pays from $500 to $1,000
| per annum.
THE USE Of steam motive power viii
| be entirely abandoned by the Salt Lake
| 6: Ogden Railway company on it's freight
| AS well AS its passenger service Novcm-
Der |. This IS generally known as the
EamberGer road and has bccn drawing
| all Its passenger cars by electric power.
After November /, what will be known AS
a night freight service viii he estab-
lished, this TO be operated. with a new
electric locomotive that is now being
| tried out for tho service.
OWING TO the condition of her hns-
| band being dangerous, Mrs. John Crosby,
wife OF John Crosby, who was struck by
| an automobile at the intersection OF
Main and First South streets on October
10, petiioned The district court yesterday
| to have a deposition taken So that II
may be used in the suit against John
Anderson driver of the auto, TO Inc filed
| taken.
FRANCIS D. TURNER, a carpenter, of
| Woods Cross. has just received a patent
on Il carpenters s brace that can be folded
| orally praised by carpenters for the sue
| cess OF his patent. which is something
| that they have needed for II long time,
| Norman D. Corscr. i25 Galcna street this
| city, Is associated with Mr.. Turner in
| the patent rights.
IN AN EFFORT TO compile the his
| tory Of the Hall family, Joseph w. d.
| Hall. living at Brandsvlle. Mo. Is try
| Ing TO locate the descendants Of Joseph
| Hall. his uncle. who ramc 10 Utah from
| Nauvoo. If there any descendants
oi this man II IS requested that they
communicate with Joseph W. D. Hall at
! the address given above.
FIVE THOUSAND invitations have
been sent out from the Y. NJ. G. A.
headquarters FOR the big open house
gathering that viii he held Thursday
association building. The association has
received an Edison business phonocraph
tha, can be used by esht or ten stu
dents at a time.
! total OF nine. were secued yesterday for
| the re,rial OF the case of the state
against Harry Thorne for tho alleged
murSer Of George w IA ssell. OF which he
was once convicted. The two Jurors Sc
cured yesterday we're Herbert Gedge and
! j. W. Harris.
CALIFORNIA is DISTURBING Utah
| exporters OF lucernc seed conside rably
| by setting an enlarged force of inspectors
| 10 oveThaulinG seed receipts 1T Sacrs-
| mcnto in expectation OF finding wecvil.
| Utah shippers feel IL slap in the
face. declaring that such action is un-
necessary.
! EPHRAIm WILLIAM PRICE and Lou
/ isa Price Pcrvicr wanted ny their
| stepmother, Mrs William Price of Old
Forge Govilon. near Abergavenny. Mann
the persons wanted were in San Fran
cisco. This was before tho earthquake
OF 1906.
THE FUNERAL of Mrs Anna John
son. aged 40 years, who died of paralysis
! last Saturday at the family residence,
| Ninth North street and Chicago avenue,
WAS held at the Twcnty-thrd ward
| meeting house yesterday morning al II
| o clock. Burial Was In the City ccmc
! terry.
UTAH GRAIN DEALERS and nour
manufacturers VIII hold bic meeting i'm
the Utah National Bank building
Wednesday afternoon ,o deliberate upon
| the prevailing and possible future con-
! ditions of tine local grain ana -four mar
ket
PATRoLmAN r. A, RADke. mem
ber of the Salt Lake police department
| for the past tTO Years. has resigned his
position 10 accept a business offer I'm
Texas. Ic expects 20 leave this city In
the near future.
a CHECK for 1925 was received al
the office of Attorney General Barnes
yesterday. This is income tax from the
estate OF John Vanderbilt OF Brooklyn
and * on zoo shares OF Union Pacific pre-
| fcrTcd stock.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Carl EdIinS
were held from tho Twenty nth ward
meeting house Yesterday afternoon al |
o'clock. Burial was IN the City ccme-
| tcTy.
THE FUNERAL OF Mary r Schauk
was hold from the Fifth ward meeting
hcu-" Al o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
| lntarment was In the City cemetery.
MRS. L. 8. CASE has returned 10 her
home IN PocatellO. after spending a
pleasant visit with relatives and friends
! in this city,
Or, JAMES (. TAlmAGT. director Of
the Dsserct museum. is spending a leg
days In the east on official business.
J. w. M'oANN. prominent business
man Of Mount Pleasant. il spending a
| few DAYS In this city on business.
MRS. GEORGE c. HAHN has re-
turned from Denver, where she Wos
Il called DN tho iiIunss ,C fafb