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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
WEST BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. Mack. Miss Warner. Mrs. A. 8.
Stanley and son. Philo. took an automo-
bile trip to Montreal Wednesday,
NJ. J. Darling is passing the week in st.
Albans.--G. William Lewis Of Canton. N.
V, Is making his annual visit In Berk-
shire.-F. r. Clement and family Of Bur-
lington were in town Monday en- route to
the White mountains by automobile
Harvey Armstrong and family of Man.
chester, ~ H.. are guests in the families
Of j. J. McCarty and Cassius Armstrong.
"A republican rally was held here satur-
day afternoon. r. r. Howe OF Bennington
and ]. w Jordan OF Barre making the
speeches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22

the pastor. the Rev. r. W. Day, was
assisted by the Rev. Mr.. Forsyth Of
Richford. the Rev. o. X. Houghton Of
Bakersfield, and the Rev. c. C. Adams
of Essex Junction.--Mrs. Minnie Rey-
nolds 10 moving to Bedforj.--Miss
Katherine Tierney Of Mrddlesex Is d
guest Of her aunt. Miss Matte Price
Mrs. Mary Gates is spen ling few
days in Bakersfield.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
BEAVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. King have another
daughter, born August 2O-Miss LYDIA
Watts has gone to Champlain. NJ Y,
for a visit.-C. II. Cline and family re-
turned Tuesday from a few days visit
with friends in Georgia and Milton
Thomas Cross, road commissioner, is
building some state road near the Abels'
farm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
HUNTINGTON.

Mrs G. NJ. Norton entertained the
Kings Daughters Wednesday after
noon at the hall.-The advertisement So
cal held at the hall Friday evening by the
Baraca Philathea class netted them about
s9W.-The body of the infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Prescott Of Essex Junction
was brought here Sunday for interment. -
F.. A. Fuller r. F. D. carrier, Is taking
his vacation. J. s. Sweet is acting as
substitute.
Mrs. Brigham and son and daughter
returned to Randolph tuesday accom-
panied by Benoni Sprague. who VIII
SPEND a week in Randolph. Ava
Clement OF Brandon is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. T.. A. Fuller.-A party was
given Charles Falby Monday evening by
the young people. He Is soon to go
West with his grandmother. Mrs. Bee
man. for an indefinite stay'-Only two
candidates for town representative are
registered They are C. S. Brewster, re-
publican, and b. f. Morrill,, democrat,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
MILTON BoRo.

Miss Emma Stanley returned Saturday
night from a weeks visit at Lakeside
William Howard and Frank Seaver are
at the home of +. +. Smith.-Winnie
shean was home from Burlington over
Sunday-Miss Mae Hogaboon and friend
of Burlington were at the home of John
Shean Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
WESTFORD.

There will be lawn party at ]. g. Bal
lard's on Friday evening given by the
Green Mountain Light Bearers OF the
Baptist Church. The Ladies' Social Circle
and the Daisy Chain will meet In the
Congregational Church Friday forenoon
to prepare quilts to 20 In the missionary
barrel.-Mr. and Mrs. F.. b. Dominique
have returned from a trip to Boston ana
vicinity.-Mrs. Irving Cobb and son OF
Old Bennington are in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
EAST HIGHCATE.

Mrs Caroline CRixford) Johnson of San
Francisco has been visiting for several
days at the home of her cousin. O. II.
Rixford.-M. l.. Aseltine of St. Adams,
the Progressive party candidate for lieu
was the guest Of o. II.
Rixford last week-NIr. and Mrs. Austin
and party Of Georgia, in Mr.. Austin's new
automobile, visited at the home of A. III.
Marsh Sunday,-A very successful min
stral show was given under the auspices
of Miss Ida Kinds Of New York city and
Mr.. Rixford Knight OF Ansonia by the
young people Of this place Saturday night.
Mrs. Henry Booth and daughter. Miss
Ethelyn of West Shefford. Que. and Miss
Sarah Graves of Sheldon visited at the
home Of F. p. Leach recenty.-Miss
Hazel NJ. Leach attended the teachers
examination at Enosburg Falls Tuesday
and Wednesday.-F. p. Leach and daugh-
ter, Miss Beatrice Leach. were In Swan
ton Wednesday Master Ephraim Read of
East Fairfield Ia spending his vacation
with relatives in this place.-F. l.. Abbott
Of Boston. Mass. representative OF the
Weir Stove company. was the guest OF +
p. Leach recently.-F. =. Leach Will COM
mence work this week installing hot water
heating plants In the residences OF r. j.
Audette and C. w. Prouty Of Swanton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22

have been visiting Mrs. p l.. Parmalee.
returned home Monday.-William Mum.
son. Jr.. who is a member of Co. G, Yer
mont National Guard, returned Monday
from the trip to Connecticut. While away
he won marksman's medal.-Miss Dor
othy Wright spent last week with Miss
Ada Morrow.-Miss Anna Morrow. who
has been visiting her sister in Connecti-
cut, returned home Saturday. -Miss Liz-
ze Stevens Of Winooski is visiting at j.
NJ. Wright's.-Mrs. d. o. Wales and sons
returned to their home in weybridge
Monday.-George Story Of Manchester, N
H.. Is in town.-Mr and Mrs. Porter Her.
ring are visiting MIR. and Mrs. @. N
Wright.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
ST. GEORGE.

MIR. and Mrs I. f. Bobar have been en-
tertalning their sister and nephew, Mrs.
Mae Smith and Benjamin Center Of Bos-
ton, the past week.-Mr and Mrs. I. r.
Bobar OF st. George and Mrs Mae Smith
Of Boston went last week to Lewis. N. r.,
to visit their father. n. Il. Benedict, who
Is in very poor health.
Mrs. NJ. w. llinsdale and son Clark
and daughter Mildred White. have been
passing few days with Mr. and Mrs
Stephen Philips In Starksboro.-Mrs.
Lewis Miles and Mrs. w. M. Goss of
Williston spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Welinger and family
Mrs r. +. Forbes and son, Benjamin.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Wcscott in Essex.-Mrs. Jennie Johns
and daughters. Mabel and Lila Of Hun
ninyton have been spending few days
with NJ. w. Hinsdale and family.-Frank
German and family Of Williston passed
Sunday at the home OF l.. j. Wellinger.
Miss Bertha Burritt of Hinesburg Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. z. Hinsdale.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
ST. ALBANS.

al tHe IepuDilCdH CITY caucus Satur-
day night to nominate a candidate for
city representative. Charles d. Watson,
democrat nominee, was endorsed. H.
Charles Royce presided at the meeting
At the democratic caucus ]. +. O'Neill
presided and Charles d. Watson was
nominated for city representative. The
Justice OF the peace ticket was also a
union one as before. the only change
being that w. +. Powerss name was
substituted for that of J. !. Milo.
The democrats of St. Adams town have
nominated James Jennings for town rep
resentative and the republican town
caucus put In nomination Norman Cor
liss.
The fall term OF Franklin county court
will convene Tuesday. September TO- Judge
Frank l.. Fish Of Vergennes will preside
The docket includes % divorce cases, "a
civil cases. % criminal cases and 10
chancery cases. Among the civil cases
docketed recently are: Harry L. Haws
VIZ, Mass. Accident CO.. assumpsit
Charles Giffin, apt. VS.. estate of Achsa
Jewett contested will; Alice NJ. Reagan
VS.. Boston & Maine railroad and Mont
pelier Wells River railroad, negligence
Annie c. Gilbert VS.. Central Vernon,
railway. negligence; Victor Cohen vs.. Sam
Grodzinski. apt. assumpsit: Laura A
Mandigo vs.. Allen II. Stanhope and Eliza.
beth stanhope. e1ectment. Among the
State cases are: State VS.. Frank Gonyeau
selling; State VS., Cleveland Winters
breach OF peace; State VS.. Herber,
I.abodie, receiving stolen goods; State VS.
Floyd Mason, assault with intent to kill
] State vs.. Fred Cotnotr. burglary.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
BERKSHIRE.

Mrs. ]. J. McKenney OF Richford IS
visiting at the home Of Mrs A. c.
Sinclair.-Mrs. l.. T. Jefrords. who has
been very Ill. is somewhat better.-Mr.
and Mrs. F. II. Wallcroff are taking
carriage drive to East Burke.-The
Dorcas society met with Mrs A. c. Sin
clair wednesday.-The Junior o. L. A. NJ
will hold social dance at the town hall
Friday evening.-Mrs Israel Hawkins Is
visiting at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
E T. Chase.-Chase & Baker have pur-
chased a new grain reaper-The board
of civil authority will meet In the town
hall on Saturday afternoon, August a.
to revise the check list.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-08-22
FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURC FALLS.

= variety shower was rendered the
Misses Mary Cassidy and Marguerite
Stetson Friday evening by Mrs
r. D. Miller at the rectory. About
20 Of their young lady friends were
present. Light refreshments were served
by Misses Cora Orr, Marguerite Stetson.
Mary Cassidy and Bessie Bell.-Mrs NJ.
p. Yaw and son. Ralph. returned to Hart
ford, Conn, Saturday after three
weeks visit here.-Miss Marcia Palmer
returned to Springfield. Mass. Saturday.
Miss Nellie Smith OF Franklin Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. X. H. Sweeney.
DR.. and Mrs r. B. Thomas motored to
Durham. Que. Sunday.-Mr, and Mrs.
c. F. Weld of Providence. r. l., are
guests of Mrs. Yields brother, S. Stan
hope. and sister. Mrs. Lepha Gallup. at
the home of Mrs. Laura Colpitts-E s.
Towle has purchased the farm of Mrs.
NJ. A. Towle near South Franklin station.
Mrs. Towle and her daughter are going
to Wallingford, Conn. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Leach within few weeks.--Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Terrill of Underhill were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Gaines
Monday.-Dr. Leonard Rowe and three
children Of Orwell were guests in the home
week.--G. F. Storey of Manchester, n. H.,
has been In town a few days this week
James McFeeters and family have re.
turned from Highgate Springs, where
they have been for two weeks.-Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Gleed motored to Burlington
Tuesday. accompanied by Mrs. J. A
Demar and her daughter. Miss Faustint
Demar. and her guest. Miss Ruby Story
OF Manchester, n. HID. NJ Croft Is
moving his family into the main part OF
Mrs. Linnie Darrah's hous on MAR
street.-Leon Burt and Miss Grace Lewis
of Boston are guests of Mr.. Burt!
mother. Mrs. Minnie Burt.-Miss Mildred
Graves left Wednesday for Moretown
where she will visit relatives. She ha
been a guest in the home Of F. M. Car
penter for the past week.-Mr. and Mrs
F. c. Farrell were In Montpelier owe
Sunday.-Miss Mary Cassidy complete,
her work for the DR.. b. ]. Kendall com
pany Tuesday.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
STUDENTS REFLECT
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
Entertainment at the Sacred
Heart Academy Credit to
School and Pupils,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec, ol.-No eDtcrta ainmcu;
over given at the Sacred Heart academy
has received more favorable comment OH
the part OF large audience than the
Christmas Greeting" exercises by the
juniors and minlms last night The
large auditorium Was completely filled
with patrons and friends OF the acad
envy. The exercises were given on the
large curtained stage. which was taste
fully decorated With evergreen trees.
holly and largo Christmas bells.
Tie principal vocal numbers on the
programme were furnished by the Juniors,
while the younger students added greatly
childish efforts which mlrrorcd simplicity
ana Innocence. The greeting to the Rev.
Fathers Cushnahan and Ryan was cX-
tend od ny Miss Helen Shcehan. who re-
cited. "Our Christmas Wish The
christina csntatta. entitled ''AIr. and Mrs,
feature number 'on tie excellent pro-
gramme. The llttle people, inpcrsonat :
Ing dolls large and small displayed q
marked ability as artistic performers.
81 the conclusion of the programme.
the Ecy. Father Cushnahan gave briet
address, in which he congratulated the
capable little performers upon their sue
cessful efforts He also endcsvored to
impress upon all present the real and
true meaning of Christmas. urging every
great day of DAYS, ali care and sorrow
and Join with grateful hearts in the song
the angels sing, GLORY to God In the
Highest: Peace ON Earth. Good VIII To-
ward Mem
Many OF The students of the academy
will spend Christmas at their homes
but class sessions VIII be resumed on
Monday, january Q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
TO BUILD JOINT BRIDGE.
Property Owners Pledge Nearly All OF
Amount Requested by CITY.

Specia to The Tribune,
OGDEN, Dec. 21.-At q meeting OF the
Interested property owners in the coUn-
Gil chamber of tho city hall this after
noon. sufficient money pledged to
practically insure the construction OF q
joint bridge over the Weber river al
Third third street. The Salt Lake & OS-
den Railway company and Ogden CITY
will be The parties TO the cooperative
arrangement.
1t has been estimated that The total
cost OF such bridge To the cit: would
be between $4,000 and $4,000. Feeling
that the city could not afford to stand
the entire cost OF the Improvement, the
commissioners decided that IL tho prop
erty owners interested would contribute
$1,000 toward the cost OF the steel super
structure 1t might be possible to join
the gamoerGer road in the project
Among those attending the meeting
this afternoon were J. \. Pierce. a. g,
Horn. Simon BambcrSer and others who
own property In the Sand Ridge dis
trict All pledged themselves 10 contrib
uto various amounts and as a result
$500 OF the s2Ge0 had been subscribed
when the meeting adjourned. According
TO Commissioner J. c. Nyc, 1t is now
pra cticaly certain that the joint bridge
win be built.
Tho wagon bridge will rest on the same
piers that support thc bridge for the
electric cars. but will be sixteen feet
below the level OF the railroad track.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
School Concert.
III to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
NEPHI. Dec 2l.-Thc school concert
given last night in the Arlington theater
Under the direction Of Carl Nelson, super
visor OF music IN the Ncphi schools, was
attend cd by large audience. All NUM-
bers rendered showed very careful prcpa-
ration anc training on the part Of Mt,
Nelson.
The $50 children OF the sixth. seventh
and eighth grades rendered sou,e excel,
lent selections in chorus work. ns did
also the 100 students Of the high school.
The Ladies Glee club also rendered sew
eral selections with marked crecit.
Mr.. Nelson was assisted by his brother,
Elmer Nelson OF Provo whose selections
OF tho piano were thoroughly enioved
Other selections were, beautifully rem
dercd by the Misses Mabel Owen. Ruth
Sperry. Venus Brough Della McCune and
La Grand Jenkins.
in addition TO the musical selections,
n reading was given BY Miss Margaret
Purson, which WIS Loudly applauded-
4 special Christmas service VIII he held
Monday evening dt the Presbyterian
church at 7:5o o'clock. when the sunday
school viii present ''The Light Of the
Christmas Star.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
FIVE oVERcoATs STOLEN.
Thieves Make BIG Haul at Dance GiVcr
by High School Students,
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN, Dec. 2l.-WhIle the senior
dance was In progress at the high school
auditorium last night. thieves entered
the lower hall and escaped with five
overcoats and other articles OF clothing
which represent an aggregate value oi
more than $50. Although the police oo-
tanned n description of two men. who
are supposed TO be the guilty parties. no
arrests had been made up to this even
ing
Among those who reported missing
coats arc J. e. Wall, Edward Bladder
Chris Hansen Howard Williams and Sid
ney Watson. The auditorium is on TN"
third floor OF the building and all OF the
overcoats and hats We're left in The
main corridor on the second floor. Sew
eral persons saw two men. now believed
20 bc the thieves, In the corridor. but
supposed they were guests at the dance.
The two men are thought TO have made
several trips TO the hail. donnine pair
OF overcoats each time.
This : is the second oyercoat robberE.
which has occurred at the high school
this winter Al the Classcum dance Il
Few weeks AGO. two overcoats. valued az
$50 were taken The guilty parties were
not aDprehcnGcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
BANQUET GIVEN At
SAVOY HOTEL, PRICE
Midland Trail Association
Full of Enthusiasm Over
Auto Road Project.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
PRICE. Dec. 2t.-The Midland Trail
association gave a banquet tonight at the
savoy hotel. at which over one hundred
persons sat down al the tables. Mayor
Olsen presented James !. Sharp as toast-
master. who. in a stirring address. urged
everyone to do his duty for Price. lie
introduced as the first speaker City At
torney McWhinney. who spoke of the
value OF the Midland trail TO Price lie
was followed by Senator Iverson. who
said that the pat triotic citizens OF Utah
would not permit t1is enterprise TO fail.
Addresses were also made by Mr. Ell
wood. representative elect from Carbon
county; J. ). Appel rcpvcsent!nE the
Motor Field; Stanlny Price, ID. u. uoutz'
y. w Horser and Levi y. Harmon DE-.
a. e.. Wherry OF salt Lake arrived IN
time TO give some sound advice 10 the
orga nj "a tion and was well received.
The following officers were elected;
President. \. w. Horsley; Vice president
" t,uytbeil: secretary and treasurer,
George Rucgl: council Z, II. Mcdonald.
Thomas Fox. Louis Lowenstcin and C.
7. sharp
Mayor Olsen was compelled bT press OF
business To resign as commissioner of
this district and his resignation was ac-
cepted and a vote OF thanks rendered to
the mayor for his efforts. J. Il. Whitu-
more was elected IN his place
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Pathetic Scene III Court.
Special to Tho Tribune.
ERfnN-IN H.. ----.-

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Dec. PA pathetic scene was
enacted In the district court room here
today during tho hearing in the contest
over the Guardlauship of Norma Baker,
2 girl about years of age: Harry and
Mareic Bean arc the duly appointed
guardians Of the child, and on petition
81 Mrs. Dora Kohl, the era andmother, the
Beans were cited TO Sl1ow cause why
their letters of guardianship should not
be- revoked
Mrs. Kohl charges tho Beans with
using the child in their travels about
tho country To make money, by hayInS
her appear before audiences az an In
dian papoosc In giving her evidence.
Mrs, Kohl stated that she WAS able to
properly keep and educate the child, and
rather than let her continue the lfe
eyacted by tho Beans she would paw the
expenses of having the little girl sent
TO boarding school On the other hand,
the child is apparently attached To hcr
sdopted mother. and during the hearing
cried piteously and repeatedly stated that
she wished to remain with her adopted
parents.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
QUESTION IS RAISED.
Can City Prisoner WHO Appeals Case &c
Forced 10 Work on Chain GanaI
.ecia! to ING Trlbunc

Spccia! 70 TIC TrIDuno.
OGDEN Dec. ai.--Whethor a city
prisoner, who has been sentenced to loo
duys in Jail, and whose case ilas since
pcen appealed. can bc forced TO work on
the chain gang IS n question on winch
Attorney William Harcombe has taken
Issue with the city police officers. The
prisoner involved is j n Harris. an al
legged confidence man. who was defended
According to Attorney Fiarcombc. tlc
county attorney has received legal nott-
fIcation OF the appeal of the case Ia The
district court and Harris is therefore
not under the Jurisdiction OF the city
authorities. Harcombc reglst stcrcd his
complaint With Chief OF Police w, l. Nor
ton today. after which nc accompanied
gang WAS at work !r case il becomes noe
essary to prove that Harris was rettered
and forced TO labor along with other city
nri4nnerS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
MORE ROOM NEEDED.
Soard Of Education Finds Itself In Need
Of Enlarged Quarters.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. ol-Since the question
OF enlarged quarters has presented ltsel.
20 the Ogden city board OF education
Superintendent John NJ. Mills has evolved
the plan OF the city and county boards
jo!nnc forces ~ the erection OF a joint
building for the exclusive use of the
two educational bodies. While the ma,
ter has not progressed beyond an infor.
mai discussion OF the plan among the
members OF the two boards. it Is esi!-
mated that n vcrf suitable building car
be erected a, o cost Of $4,000 TO s1o 900
If tie plan natures ii IS quito prob
nblo that the city commissioners viii
be asked TO provide a site. the corner
across from the police beadauarters in
Central park being deemed the most suit.
able. A building, such as is row pro-
posed. would not only furnish rooms in
which board meetings could be held Of.
f!ccs for tile clerks and other apart
meuts. but also spacious storeroorns. d,
feature which is now badly needed f.,
both the city and county educationa
systems.
Superintendent Mills discussed In.
nroJect informally with three members oi
the county board today and IL ,s prob.
able that the matter Will be preseDtnC
at a Joint meeting OF the two boards N
the near future.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
MEET To ORGANIZE
THE FRUTCROWERs
Object of Proposed Associa-
ton IS to Wipe Out Can
cerous" Conditions.
Special TO The Tribune.

PROVO, Dee. 2l.---1be frUi1growers
from the districts surrounding Provo held
a meeting today in tho Commercial club
rooms. the object OK which was 10 or
ganlze a frUitSrowers' association. Myron
G. Newell was elected chairman and j,
jcct OF the meeting MI. Walton said this
was only the beginning OF series Of
meetings. each with tile same object in
v!ew at all times 60 assist othor or
garlzattons IN The state to improve the
condition OF the farmers.
\ draft Of / preamble or resolution was
"eGd. which pledged the farmers 10 ngbt
the 'canCcroms" conditions OF trade as
carried on at the present time. And in
order to make the organization more ei-
fcctiyc IL was suggested that ii bc made
state wide, first, 10 organize the precinct.
which Is local; second, tho county as cen
trail and third. tho state organization,
which will include all the local subdivi-
SionS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Ogden Woman IIonored.
nccial Dol Mo Trlbmne

Special 90 the TrIbune
OGDEN, Dec, 2l.--Accordins TO a let
ter from former ogden resident. Mrs.
". G. Wright OF this city has been Sc
lccted as chairman OF the entertainment
committee OF the California Utah State
society. an organization recently formed
at San Diego. CAL which now llas l3i
former Utah residents as members, W
c. a. Smoot Jr., IL president: g. j
Hyde of Nephl treasurer, and G. u
Clcaveland OF salt Lake Is secretary. Tho
society was formed TO increase the fra
tcrnsl spirit among tine Utah people who
arc residing in California oc spending the
winter In that state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Picks Court Stenographer.
Special 10 The Tribune.

opoclal 10 Inc JTlpuTe.
PROVO. Dec. ol.-A. Il. Morgan, re-
Gently elected district judge. today an
nounced the appointment OF Elmer Strong
as court stenorrapher. the appointment
10 go into effect January Mt noon, when
Mr. Morgan takes his seat AS judge Of
the Fourth judicial district Tic district
comprises Utah. Wasutch and Uint3 II
counties. and provision is made 10 hold
sessions cf court in each county AT tho
Utah county at VernaI for Uintah coun~
ty. and at Hcber City for Wasatch
county.