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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
CITY AND VICINITY

THERE WERE TWO sessions of the
pure food bureau of the state OF lt3h
in tho office OF Willard Hansen. state
dairy and food commissioner. yes toriay.
No definite action was taken, however,
tho work OF the dag consisting largely
or the hearing Of cases OF undcrwclghing
butter and mIsbrandlnG different kinds Of
food stuifs. The meeting viii be resumed
this afternoon.
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR William :.
Loud. aged so years q. resident uf this
city for % years, who died yesterday of
general debility. will he held from the
o'clock Friday afternoon. Burial will be
In the city cemetery. Mr. Loud was q
native or England.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Margaret
Allen. aged fftcen years. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r, IL Alien. l6 lNanhoe
apartments. who died Monday noon Of
tuherculosis of the kidney. will nc held
this afternoon x, l o'clock at 81. Mary's
cathedral. fntcrmcot in Mt, oliyet.
WILLIAM HOWARD TIBsALS was
appointed administrator With the VIII
annexed In the estate OF William II,
Tlbbals who died December - from in
jurics sustained when he was struck by
an automobile. Mr., Tabbals left an cs-
state valued at $500,
THE FUNERAL OF Dale \. Loudon,
aScd years son Of MIR. and Mrs Charles
w. lnudon of Garfield, vino died Monday
Was held a | o'clock yesterday afternoon
iIOID ill1 Cnapfl OF I.bcI w.
Hall. Burial was in Mt Ulivct ccme-
tcrv.
THE FUNERAL of Lawrence Martin.
who died January , as the result of an
overdose OF morphine, will be held at .
O'Clock this afternoon from the mortu-
airy chapel OF O'Donnell & Co lntcrmcut
Will be In The city cemetery.
I'M \ COMPLAINT ISSUED by tho coun-
ty attorneys office Tuesday morning. Il
". Cook is charged with cruelty to ami
mails, Cook is accused uf working n horse
unfit for labor on January ..
MRS. M. M. JOHNSON Will deliver p
lecture "Wednesday evening at S:1.
o'clock under auspices of the Thcosophl-
cal society, AT 3lh Tcmpletom building on
Social Problems
THE BANQUET which was 10 have
been given next Friday night by the men
OF the Emmanuel Baptist church has been
postponed until Thursday evening, Ian
uary Is.
THE BODY Of Sarah T. Davis. aged
Al years. who died In Salt Lake Mon
day, was taken TO Idaho Falls, Idaho,
yesterday for interment.
HERBERT j. MAHON, steward OF the
Commercial club left last night for
southern California on two weeks
vacation
THE MAxWELLsM'kEAN corps viii
give a social at the home of Mrs. A. -.
Tobins SiI Fifth East. Thursday after
noon.
COUNCIL S4i, Fratcrpal Aid associa-
lion, will hold II mask bali at the l. ..
o. T.. hall tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Secretary J. E. Caine
Has a f ew Troubles
Diplomatic Official of Commercial Club Wishes,
However, That They Wouldn't
Come in Bunches.

ton OF TWO weeks. want to get away
tonight FOR California.
AN right replied tho secrctar'. MS
eyes on his work. Go ahead and enjoy
Yourself. wish ] could go wltu YOU.
White you arc gone ! wiz have the
storokecDor buy the supplies
Mr.. Cain" settled down 10 'nis work
again. a few nninutes later the door few
open again and Chef SLEIGH strobe in,
''Mr Caine. ! uIit. he said
What is the natter incurred Mr.
Caine IN astonishment.
The steward Is going awa5'. don't
want a clerk 10 buy the supplies while
he is conc" was tho reply.
IAN right calmly replied the score
tam. YOU can o,bt.
The chef boted out of the room. col
hiding with a bciiboy lie passed
throucn the door
The be!lboY. recovered himself. and,
siridlnS into the presence Of Mr., catnc.
brought his rieh, hand up In militarl.
salute. saying: II have the honor. SIR.
Cajne 10 report that the house cat has
kittens" The bov then turned on his
heel and Lett the room.
AS toe reporter entered Mr.. Caino waa
saving 10 himself: ''rhis secretary Job
is not all beer and sRittcs by q whole
lot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Miss Qualtrough Promoted.

Upon tho recommendation Of The loa,il-
els and school work committee, MiSs r.
NJ. QuaItroueh. principal Of tho Oquirfb
school. was appointed primary super
Tisor, 10 take the place OF Rosac Pol.
lock, whose services were dispensed With
last year upon the recommendation of
Superintendent -. II. Christensen. Mss
Qualtrough's appointment becomes CT
fcctiyC January "9. This being the year
Of the selection OF new school books for
tho next eight years there is 4 grcat
deaf Of important work before tho super
Yisurs ana in the choice Of Miss Quail
trough II is felt that she can he OF in.
estimablc value In aiding In the secc-
tion OF books aud the preparation Of ths
curriculum
Miss QusItrou-lls appointment vss
unanimous except that Oscar ". Noyie-
did not vote. Mir. Mpylc simply ssid that
he WAS not in favor of the change aud
was excused.
-. w. Parrott, formerly n principal and
more recently supervisor of mauua
training and director OF manual trainInl
i'm the Salt Like high school, Was ap
pointed principal To succeed Miss Dual
trough at the ouuirrh school.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
DECLARES ARRESTlNG
OFFICERS BEAT HIM

Scott Mitchell. employee or the
kitchen department Of the Hotel Utah.
VINO lives al 81 West Third South street,
was arres Yesterday afternoon by two
special agents Of the Denver G. Rio
Ora nde on d charge OF petit larceny.
about the head when he was brought
to the police station.
DR.. r. r. Sprague attended u the
wounds III Ni.chell's head. According TO
his own story, Mitchell was going home
and as he passed through tho Denver &,
Rio Grande yards picked up. a piece OF
coal Weighing about twenty five pounds,
He said that IS he was walking away
with the piece OF coal he was overtaSen
by two special agents. ono Of whom
struck him over the head twice with a
policenlan's club.
When Mitchell was taken over by tho
police the wounds In his head were bleed
ing freely and ne was handcuffed, The
special agents who made tho arrest did
not explain how IL was that II became
necessary 70 beat Mitchell over the head
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Wants Rules Amended.

Mr. Moylc suggested that the riles q
the board be changed SO as 10 MAKE -. an
committees include the entire menpe,.
ship OF the board. with tho presioentr =, :,
chairman of the committee OIL laws in]
suggestion was referred TO the laws ev,' Nv,
mlttee which, upon motion OF Nv
Thomas. will 90 over the rules OF ~.
boa ri. together with the chairman oi W
various committees, and Il. II. BrsuiV's |
associated. Il
The board adjourned 10 meet h' -.
o'clock January IL. when bids VII be y,
.cclved for tho purchase Of the s5-o.s,-
bond issue TO retire the mredccnled ",
ton of the old bond issue OF tWsn,
wears ago for the purchase OF new sci'V''
sites and new buildings
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
POPULAR SALT LAkER
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Hubert A. jenkins. a well-known min
ing man. aged 2z wears. died at the L.
D. S. hospital at 1870 o'clock yesterday
forenoon Peritonitis following an opera =
tlon for appendicitis. which was per-
formed last Sunday. was the cause of
death.
Nfr Jcnkins was born in this city and
always had made his homo here. He
was married less than a year ago and
nis young widow survives him. Mr.
Jenkins was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Jenkins and nephew of j. T..
EldredGc, Jr. The young man Has poDu-
lar and his death was a severe shock 70
his many friends. in addition 10 the
widow and parents. four sisters survive
him
taking establishment of s. NJ. Tayior &
Co at / o'clock Thursday afternoon
with lnterment in CITY cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
ASKS FOR LETTERS
ON WOOD ESTATE

John VI. Wood of Murray Tuesday
morning filed P petition IN the probate
division Of the Third district court for
letters OF administration In the estate
OF John Wood. vino died December 23
1911. Mr.. Wood. who was n prominent
resident OF Murray for many years left
an esta1e valued 81 322,s0e
The estate consists OF real estate
located 81 Murray, -stocks la the First
National bank of Murray. the Miller
such enterprises.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
DIR. E. n. PHELPS
DIES AT MlDVALE

Henry 4. y. Phelps. aged AZ years. a
resident Of Midvalc, died at st. Marks
hospital Yesterday OF acute brochitis and
heart failure. Mr.. Pnelps was born in
this city and had made his residence here
until nine years ago. when he removed
To Midvsle. He WAS an optometrist and
member OF the Utah Association o:
Optometrists. lie was unmarried.
Mr. Phelps Is survived bl his mother
Mrs Mary G. Phelps OF 1874 Fifth East
street. and by six brothers and three sis
ters FUneral services vii be held at
the mortuar7r chapel OF S. VI, Tsvlor &
Co. ThursdaY afternoon ~ O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
OPINION GIVEN ON
DELINQUENT SALES

County Attorney T. T.. Wiley rend cred
AN opinion TO County Treasurer Fred G.
Bassett Yesterday 10 the effect that un-
to sell personal property for delinquent
taxes for an amount less than the taxes
and costs assessed against such property.
The county may. however, sell suffi-
cinnt realty n the delinquent hos real
estate property 10 satisfy the assessment.
and in the event The delinquent has TO
realty the county may demand z certi-
ficete OF SALE which would have the
same effect as the property being sold
10 the county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10

reported on the fire protection OF tao
city buildings. He recommended tho
purchase OF new hose foi the city and
county building the purchase OF a small
chemical tank wheels FOR the same
structure. the organization OF the ianl-
tors OF that building into an emergency
fire fighting corps. installation In the city
stables or an alarm box and an auto
matte sprinkIne device The report was
referred 10 the department. OF public
safety.
The commission adjourned to meet at
io O'Clock this morning In regular ses-
sion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10

amounting 10 si6.62S was also author
ized, Directors and officers we're re-
elected as follows: p ". Madsen. presi-
dent and director: r. w. Madsen. vice
president, treasurer and director: Or.
John T. White. secretary and director.
Samuel Paul and James luEebrstse d-
rectors; IT. NJ. II. Lund. assistant gee
rctary.
The Merchants bank VIII hold i,H an
Huai meeting in June. the Utah Savings
& Trust company in February and tho
Utah Commercial e. Savings COMPANY ~
4 date TO be announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Two Face Burglary Charge.

j. f. Evans and Harry Rosen. charged
with burglary in the third degree. were
and each entered plea OF no, guilty.
Their preliminary hearing was set FOR
January II. Failing To furnish ball IA
ted 10 tho CUSTODY OF the sheriff. II Is
alleged they robbed house at I3 Third
East street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
RESTRICTING SHIPMENTS
OF LIQUORS IN BULK

George II. Smith. assistant general
counsel for tGe Oregon Short Line. has
decided that the shipping of intoxicating
liquor 10 stations in care Of tho railroad
COMPANY so that the company notifies
the recipient and receives the money for
the llquoT. is contrary to the law. Ac-
cordinc to section $50 or the United
States laws regulating the transporta-
ton of intoxicating liquors. any railroad
doing this is liable 10 "A nne of $4,000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
INSANE MAN
IS BEING EXAMINED

Examination into the mental condition
OF u. Scheldig who created a sensation
al the Twelfth Thirteenth ward chanel
Sunday evening and who ster escaped
from the city jail and was apprehend Ell
al MidVsle. WAS held before Judge F. O.
Loofbourow in the Third district court
Tuesday morning.
Several witnesses. including The county
physician. were Questioned as to Schei-
digs mental condition, after which the
hearing was continued until Jan l6
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
UNKNOWN MlSCREANT .
CUTS TRAIN HOSE

Special agents oT the Oregon Short Line
were busy Yesterday searching for two
mcn WHO act the air hose on train No.
at about 10 o'clock Monday night and
DELAYED the train for Butte for about two
hours. The motive in cutting the air
hose IS not known. With the hose cut
the train could not move out OF the sta
tion until a new hose had been substi-
tuted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Security & Trust.

The Salt Lake Security & Trust COM
pany stockholders elected u dircctors te
as follows; +. L.. McGurrin: +. S. Bas-
G. Jackling, r. G.. Gemmoll w. A. Wi
SON, Edward McGurrin and Edwa ri
Home. Officers Will be elected within a
few days
\ semi annual dividend Of per cent
and n special dividend Of = per cent were
declared by the Western Loan & Saw
ings company. These were authorized
pad on the permanent reserve fund caDi-
tai stock. y semi annual dividend on
the general fund stock OF s per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Opposed by Van PeIt.

II. V. Van Felt voted against MI. Pai
rott, declaring that II Hss not in u
line pf promotion 10 give n ucw princIp
a first grade school when there va
other principals older In point or scrvls
al second and third grade school
Mathonihah Thomas. however, cXrlsine
that Mr.. parrutt previously mad bccn'
principal, but waS changed by the bouI
not mt his OWN request, but al N
pleasure Of tho board. Mr.. Van Pei
nevertheless, voted against the appoint
ment.
Miss Elizabcth V, Fritz, former priul
cipal OF the Fremont school MAS aSSisnci
to tho new Hawthorne school. corner q
Eleventh South and seventh East streets
and Principal II. j Stesrns or the Popln|
Grove school WAS given the prcfercnc'
of the prinCIpalship ot the Fremont q
TO remain nt--his present post. j. q
Worltop, pyincipal Of The Bonneville, Sii
be transferred 10 the Poplar Grove oI
the Fremont, dependent upon NE
Stcarns's action. The board appolnted
Miss Margaret MacVi"hie, Instructor U
the commercial department AZ the lllgl
school. principal To succeed Mr.. Worltol
at the Bonneville school.
J. Chsllcn Smith, instructor In w
English department AT the high sclool.
wns appointed principal. effective immc<
diateIy. He will continue in his prcsenk
position however. until tho beginning q
the next school year when his assign
mc3t to tho prin"ipalshIp of ono of W9
schools will be made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Park Slightly III,

Mayor Samuel G.. Park was reported
III at his homo last night and In care
uf II physician. \ tremendous amount
OF work mas dcyolVcd on th. new oXccu-
tive since taking office a fortnight ago
and he has mol spared himself III an
effort To set the machinery OF govern
mcnt In motion.
~ a result. Inc MAS quite i'll yesterday,
nut hopes TO be 50, far recovered today
To be able To preside al the morning
session of the commission,
Mayor Park. who heads tho depart
mcnl oi public safety. held a conference
yesterday with Police Chief Z. f. Grant
and III. rcrrganizatto OF the department
MAS discussed. Several moro conferences
adopted. the mayor naving decided TO
move slowly in tho matter Of making
changes.
The vigilance committee of the Com
1nerCtal club will be invited TO meet with
tho cty commission in the near future
In discuss tho smoke nuisance. Tile
committee has p"titionod the commits
sion Ia appoint an additional smoke in
spector and this question will bo dis
Cussed jointly by the two bodies.
After thc regular meeting the commits
sion mot IN tho MAYORS office for con
aiderntion -, appointment OF purchas-
lnS agent. several candidates for the
place presented their claims. No de-
cisiou was reacncd. but Commissioner
Henry w Lawrence. in whose depart
Tnent the new official will be placed
stated last night that the appointment
probably wonld he made TO-DAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Bateman Given Position.

William Batcman WAS apponIs,,
teacher Of chemistry i'm the high scleoi
and Edith &. koontz, Arlie johnson ana
Ethel Rnmcl Riley were appointed te1cns
crs In the elementary schools. ,
Arnold G.. tSiauducS chairman oi wv
buildings and grounds committee ot tns
board OF education, reported that ni' nf,i
dredge &; TheSobro architects for nn
now high school building, hud practicail
completed tho specifications aud The esti
mate oS costs would he ready IN is'
days. The Specificst lions viii then u
submitted TO tho committee and wv
board. after which bids on the gensfs
contract VIII he called for
The board decided To grant The tgIi
cultural college of Logan tho use OK wv ,a
domestic science rooms Of the I-aia!e,.u
school for Hu extension course Tor III sh
teachers or tho city public schools. liu
college will proba big use the rooms aoou
two hours on SATURDAY. afternoons or OF
some evening during the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10

NYONE who has not realized that
~ every man has his share o. trou-
"A Bile should have q talk with Jo-
scph f.. Cainc. the diplomatic
secretary OF IN" Commercial
club, MIR. Ca,ue Is the last person in
the world who would be suspected OF hay
inE a care, Appearances. however. are
dccoitfu and. 10 hear Mr.. CaIne tell II,
he has more VeNai!ons than any other
man in the civilized world.
While Mr.. Cainc was sitting in his
o&ice NcsterdaY. planning the details
of the coming election OF governors for
the club, one OF tho stcnoera pliers came
To his door and blushinelF SAID:
81 am going to quit. Mr.. Cainc TINS
is my last dsv here.
'Whv. what Is the tToublct Your work
has been most satisfactory and VIC viii
be sorry 10 losc YOU. responded the af-
"a ole secretary in a sympathetic tone Of
voice.
II am going TO get married" con-
tinued the stenoeraphcr with an eXultant
accent
Further condolences were interrupted
by the entrance OF Steward Manon. who
the steneGrapher disappeared. an
nounced:
Il have decided TO take a little vaca-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Secretary Resigns.

The resignation Of i. !. Burnett As
secretary Of the fire department WAS also
rendered and accepted. Harry T. Coburn,
Il former member Of the department was
appointed in his stead and the appoint
ment ratified by tho commission. He WIS
secretary Of The department in 1884 30
and %. and was nj on" time a member
of the city council from the Third pre-
riuct lie will enter on the discharge Of
his duties within H. few DAYS.
II handed in my resignation, said
Fitzgerald lasl night. because Chief BY
water accused mc of having city work.
iu iiIc matter OF carriage and Wagon re-
pairs changed from John kniglt q Sons.
and tile department hnrscshoclnG from
Warburton, CrabDc, Smith and other
hurscShocTS.
chief ByNatcr said 10 INC Monday
morning. Il understand on good evidence
that YOU iiavc taken The authority 10
Give ih" hurscshooinr TO these fellows
and that you WOULD not Give Mormons
The work,
when Chief Rywater said this 10
me I SAN that the parting OF tie waYs
had come and ! handed iu my rcSigna
tiuu. I lave not had charge of the horse
ShuCine work. and | was not responsible
for The changes The matter NJ horse
shncing was attcncJ TO by Chief Glorc
and tIpt;ii6 .tylanl
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Surprise TO Chief.

Chief ByNatcr said las, night that the
resignation of Fitzgerald was u great
surprise 10 him AS II had been definitely
decided upon that Fitzgerald would re-
tain In" position OF assistant chief.
II did speak 10 Fitzgerald about the
matter of the noIacShocnG. However, I
put II to him rather az question than
an accusation. If Fitzgerald had not
,-ume tu me in anger and slapped his
resignation upon my desk I would have
called him back and told him TO put tho
resignation In his pocket and forget the
matter.
The resignation Of Fitzgerald has
como about 80 suddenly that nothing has
been decided concerning the matter cf
his Surcc2SuT.
Fitzgerald had been q member of the
lire department since May IL, 1891. when
hc was examined under Il civil service
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Working on Merger,

There are AT present two specially ap-
pointed committees OF officers represent
ing both The Stale bank and tho Utah
National. which are meeting to establish
basis upon which the proposed merger
may be consummated satisfactorily "a
both firms These bodies are TO settle
upon tho proper relative value of stock
I'm tho respective concerns, and then ;hc
Utah National will huy the assets Of the
state institution, Stockholders of both
institutions will Then be allowed to take
new stock IN tho larger concern upon "a
pro rata basis. Man intricate problems;
face the committees, and before the mer-
ger can bc effected MANY required legal
phases will have TO hc adjusted. IT Is OK
pectcd that details will bc sottled within
thirty or forty days, when the new bank =
ing institution will be established with Of
iiccrS aud directors. The annual meeting
at the state bank was postponed pending
the report on tho proposed merger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-10
Three New Directors.

AZ the Utah National. three ncv di
rectors wcrc elected. These were Joseph
f.. smith John T. Bennett and Hyrum NJ.
smith The remaining members OF the
directorate were elected As follows:
Thomas Il. Cutler James Chipman, n. G..
lacking, y. w. Clayton. r.. NJ Allison,
.Jr., Rodney T, Badger, %. G. Bccbc. Ash
by Snow, ON Friday the new board will
meet TO select officers and effect annual
organization. H. could not be learned
whether the election OF The three now di-
rcctors bore any significant relation To
the merger of tho two banks, but II is
generally conceded that the future change
was held in mind at the election,
The Deseret National bank reelected
Its old Directorate as follows: John r,
Barnes. John G. Cutler. David Ecclcs, l..
s Hills. Francis NJ. Lyman. W. II. Nc
Iuiyre. r, u. Millet, ". w. Ritcr, George
Romney, Feed Smoot. John O, Sharp. II.
c.; whitney and G. w. Niblcy. Mr. Nib
ley was chosen following the death OF a.
w Carlson few months ago These
directors Will meet next Tuesday TO elect
officers.
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Morning Session.

\ session Of thirty minutes duration
yesterday morning served to clear the
COMMISSIONS docket OF all pending bust
ness. The resignation OF Assistant Fire
-hicf Fitzgerald was tho feature OF the
session. but the retirement from sevv-
ice OF the veteran fire fighter was ac-
:cpied without comment.
The 5000 reward for tnc capture OF
Louis Sirnav was again brought UP bv
n petition from Claire Gleason. to whom
the reward was ordered paid by the
council, but which has been Withheld by
tnc commissions The matter was PC
fcrred To tho legal department and prob
dnly VIII be settled in the courts
Rudolph All. former city auditor was
ordered paid for three days work In this
month, that length Of time being neces-
.s1y TO dispose OF pending business IN MS
department
nc CITY treasurer reported on receipts
ana disbursements for the month OF De-
ceInbeT and the report was referred To the
department OF finance and public af-
fairs.
.ond of Max Daniels ror $4,000 10
protect the city from personal injury
suits which might arise from tho fence
on The sidewalk In front OF tic Daniels
theatcr was submitted by Building In
spsctor Lund and was accepted