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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
PROPOSES BUREAU TO
STUDY ORE REDUCING

Al meeting Of tho mines and mining
committee OF tho Commercial club yes
terday. Prof. ]. r. Merrill presented a
proposition for the establishment and
maintenance of q bureau for the investi-
cation and furtherance OF low grade ore
reduction In connection with the stale
school OF mines at the University OF Utah
Professor Merrill's plan has particula r
reference TO the exploitation Of Utah ores
and under the suggested plan would be
operated in conjunction with the United
States bureau OF mines
committee was appointed 20 confer
ncut mining men OF tho state 10 learn the
general sentiment In relation TO the plan.
The proposed bureau or department. OF
the school would require in the neighbor-
mood of $4,000 annually. it IS understood
Tho proposition also wifi be brought be-
fore a. meeting OF the Suit Lake cfsptcr
of the American Mining congress ct the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
In Railroad World

j. d Brown ticket agent for tho
Gould Union depot. has returned from a.
vacation trip To southern California.
p. II Calvin, accoTnpa MED by hts y,,,fo
ana daughters, who have been visiting
asre tho last few days, left ster5av In
NJ Calvin's car Berkeley" for San
Francisco.
Members OF tbe Utah Electric club
nave beon invited 10 so to Logan sat
uroay as tho guests OF the Utah Power
q Lsnt company 10 atterd the Farm
ers roundup. II is planned TO give the
party nm Instructive as we'll az an in
terestnE trip. The train WIN leave tTs
pIcSon short Line depot for l,or,su at
81" clock Saturday morning.
u 9: Manson, assistant general man
sger OF the Oregon Short Line, returned
YesleIusy from Idaho. where he super-
intended tho clearing OF some OF the
ora nch lines of the heavy SNOW. lie re-
Portso Tho snow twcnty-tw feet deem
IN some cuts In the Teton basin. II was
ohiy ABOUT three feet deep OH the level.
Ae ea'd. out II was hard 10 find a place
Hhets th9 heavy Winds had not got in
their work, The lines are now ali clear
ana unless the weather takes an unusual
turn no further trouble Is expected
F. j. Bambach, passenger agent for ,ha
New fori! Central lines with hsadauar-
leIa IN Salt Lake City. yesterday received
notice that tho GRIND Central terminal
ot the company In New York cIty would
De opened 10 tho public February 2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Essay Contest Closed.

Ac stsfe. wide essay contest on .'yir.-
.HnHon. which hss been conductnd
~ ~. stats insurance commission.r fo-
seventh and eighth grade rup,ls. closed
rcstcrdnH Several weeks afn II. re-
gtifrd 10 grade tho vast nunnber OF es-ay.
- .%po % % 'oH1n'iEsione- Done and 20 Sc
ets ana second prize OF SO Will ~.
AWARDED The purils who hayo written .i,e
LNP nest essays on the subject de.ia-
u..eo. lro compositions were limited 20
1900 woros. The winners viii ba an
lounccd NOT later than February 10.
commissioners Done plans 20 have .Itlis-
ne ,s or ooth o' the winning essays pub
nc STATE next fire -prev ention dnr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
VICTIMS IDENTIFY
HOLDUP SUSPECTS

Julial Held. 10 years o. age. and Sam
Shea. "A. the TWO youthful hoidup nus
pects ARRESTED Tuesday night. werc ideu-
tified poai;fvely yesterday by two Vic
TINS OF the recent series OF roborriss as
once who held them up. ~. A Racks.
an OreEon Short Line locomotive enRi-
neer, living AZ 2i6 Reed avenue, who Was
held up early Tuesday morning, idcn-
unod both the men and watch found IN
slieir room. which RiCks said they too.
from him while thoy stood each side Of
him rubbing his Hbs utth their revolver
muZzles. @. r. Bonarne, . cook a. ths
Dcnver 4 Rio Grande czfeteris. who was
held no on First West street between
Third and Fourth South streets Mondav
night. identified Held and 4hos a. the
men who had robbed him Of his watch
he identified witch found In the room
o. Tho young men aE Ais and also de-
clsTcd that h. recognized the revolveT-
1ound on them. The guns arc unlike. one
Tnucn smaller tran the othsr, and nicJlle
plated, wnile tho other !s o1 blue steel
finish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
VERNAL LAND OFFICE
SOON TO BE NO MORE

TIE consolidation or the United Ststes
,and of1lcc ar Nernal With that at Salt
Lake has been postponed until Irsbr1,a -,
10. Under Tho authorization givon by
executive oricr on November a2 1915
nc consolidation was to have tsker, place
on January 10, but the completinr OF the
vast number OF details and office work
IN Counectiou with the merger has nee
essitstod the postpouement
~ the closr or official hours on F.b-u-
arN 10. the land office at Nernai Will
psss out or existence. and its business
anh archives Will be transferred 10 snd
become part OF the lane office st Salt
l>sse opening under the change or the
morning OF February II.
Noucs of the postpone-nent was re-
seived az the local office YESTERDAY f,-or,
fred Dernet', commissioner OF The gen
'>rsl land OFFICE ar Washington D g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Edward Fitzpatrick of Or
pheum Orchestra viii To-
day Wed Miss Burrows.

roDAY at high noon in tho bishops
parlors OF tho Catholic cathedral,
Miss Winifred Burrows, daughter
IL OF Mr., and Mrs. Josiah Burrows
will become the wife OF Edward
Fitzpatrick assistant leader or tho Or
pheum orchestra, and until recently d.
rector Of the Maxim orchestra. Father
Ryan will perform the ceremony Only
the parents, immediate relatives and A
few friends Will DC present Mr. and
Mrs. Fitzpatrick will leave this afternoon
at t:f5 O'Clock for a two weeks honey
moon on the Pacific coast.
The bride is charming society girl
OF Salt Lake end out recently was a STU
dent IN high school, She is popular
among the younger set and has been
prominent in social functions both dur
ing her school course and since her grad
naton. Tho bridegroom, son OF Mr. and
MrS. u. y. Fitzpatrick, has since his
youth been student Of music and is q
graduate OF the Cincinnati conservatory
Inc engagement was announced a few
weeks ago. but the date Of the marriage
was intended TO he kept secret. But somc
OF those now playing in the acts on this
weeks bill at the Orpheum got wise"
RICE and confetti were showered upon the
bride egroom when each act appeared last
night and pleasant remarks were direct
ed at the bride. who was sitting in tho
FIRST box with a party of friends.
After tho thcatcr Mr.. FtzDu trick and
his bride -to-be, with a party OF their
friends and relatives including MIR and
Mrs. Thornas Atkins of Denver sister OF
the bridegroom; the Misses May and
Margaret Crowley his cousins and Messrs
Howard Garrett and Willard Weihe en-
Joyed dinner at a local ca fe and received
many congratulations
The wedding Is to be q simple one on
account OF the death Of the groom's uncle
month ago in New Orleans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
WOULD HAVE CITY
DESIGNATE COUNSEL

That Salt Lake City should ap1oint spo-
clal council TO act az public de-
fender in polioe court cases and in
hearings before the city commission such
ss ars now being held on Toomlng house
licenses. Is tho assertion OF Farley p
Jensen, a local attorney, in letter re-
cclvcd by the city commission yester-
day.
Mr.. Jensen insists that, in fairness TO
persons vhose business and rights are
placed In jeopardy ut such hearings, the
comni5sion should mako proper provision
FOR their defense without cost TO tho ac-
cused. Attorney Jensen himself appeared
a5 counsel for local rooming house
which WAS denied a license
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
FARM EXPERT WILL
LECTURE TONIGHT

Dr. n. G. Holdon. former director OF
tho extension division OF the Iowa state
a AGRICULTURAL college and al present dlrec-
tor OF The extension work OF the Inter-
national Harvester company, VIII lecture
~ the Mormon assembly hail tonight
Yestsrdsy DR.. Holden Wss the pr1nc4pa /
speaker AT the Farmers roundup which
is now being held in Logan.
DR.. Holden, who ~ one Of the fore
most agricultuTtsts In the counir-y is
making a tour OF Utah and Idaho He
nlIl como here AZ tho guest OF d r.
burie;, general passenger agent OF the
Short Line. In the private car yellow
stone The lecture this evonlne will
bs free and tho public is invited A mo.
s'cal proEraTnmc, including the Imperial
quaTtctte. viii precede DR. Uoidsn's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Received Many Letter..

Sometimes you could hra, IL. J
ter for half a block" testified ~, NJ - -
Inns. ee HA "a
Royal Rasmussen. Reeds b,v
testified that while M-s. R,sd -.
ing with him in Ogden she rsr.s.,
istered letters from sal, Ist.
every day and the handwrtinr -.
That OF her husband The wi,ss
that Mrs, Reed read INC Iettsrs ,.r5,
and as carefully burned them
Reed took the stand in his AZ, ~
during the morning session and ts.s.
that he became acquainted WIN ~
IN the spring of 1911, having purrs,,<|
pig from him AT that lime Whs- Z,
pig grew up Jenson came oys- 4, [,
Reed pigpen and killed the mig 4. 4. /,
commodation for the Reeds. II va ~.
This Incident gave rise 10 tho trispd,''
which Reed accuses Jsnscn 1 -
violated by stealing the aieco<-
Mrs. Reed.
The defense probably Will s.d.
side OF tie case today u is urk,ss-'
that Mrs. Reed, who has not y,t srp~,,
In court, viii be called az sitnsr 4
Jensen. The trial probably VII IA
week OF ten days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Handles Much Gold.

The local aseay office has handled from
$4,000 TO $780, 900 IN gold bullion each
month during It's existence and this
means that tremendous saving has
como TO the miners and others who 9TH
erwise would have beer forced 10 pay
express on their precious shipments TO
The Denver or San Francisco mints. The
gold is assaycd and purchased In th,.
mint. and the advantage ar that system
cannot be estimated.
Mr. EldredSe WAS appointed assaycr in
charge Of the local office upon IT'S ea-
tabilshmsut here four years ago this
month. TIE appropriation for uhs local
office, as well as for others was knocked
out by tho house. but was substituted by
he senate. Nt the present time the Item
calling for ar appropriation fo- the
maintenance OF assay offices in various
parts or the United States ls in confer
cncc committee between tho house and
senate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
COLORADO HOUSE
ATTACKS POLYGAMY

Special 90 The Tribune.
DENVER. Jan. 2e.--Arann's anti -polvc-
amy resolution was passed by the house
by viva Voce vote today without the
fight that had been looked for ana nov
goes 10 the senAte for concurrence. n
Inemor1alizes. congress 10 call q conyen- :
ton FOR the purpose OF adopting an
polygamy.
IL IL declared BY Representative Mann
mat the Mormon church iH cognizant of
occurring. ''
AZ former sessions opposition 20 sim
liar memorials came from southern coup
ticu. p'pNia-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
After Jumberlnon' Convention.

The Commercial club has written TO
officials Of the Western Retail Lumber
Dealers association inviting the organ
fzatlon to hold its 1914 convention in this
city. Tn this move the local club is CO.
operating with the local lumber dealers
association. The western association IS
an organization that ssks no absolute
guars ntec for convention expenses and
II is known that It's mcmbors are all live
business men whose time and money will
be of benefit to tho community Ir tho
association decides upon this CITY FOR
1914 tho local association and the Com
merciRl club Will cooperate IN prcpsr-
ing an elaborate programme
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Saw Couple Kiss.

Eugene NJ Cannon. an ,p,o,..
testified that al This m..,,.. "
cused Jensen Of bavlny kIssas ~ I
Jensen denied The charvs ~ Z.
Mrs. Reed is said 10 haS. sat'.7
on; yes you did. Alf! Don't 70, ,,lr. an
The effect OF the meeting M, :. s
s1o,, sle aC,ltospnere ,a .S somewha; and n y =, =
and fast, Mr.. Cannon ic.tin, H,y'ls Z.
Mrs. George Reed ,esiiasI d
same meeting Jensen Was ,
having put bis arm AROUND "
Jne witness said that Ionssr s ~
TN have n right 10 tl,at sor. .o,s,n' 1 !
Orson Ra1'llns and Ills wiz In vs ~
next dooT 10 the Reeds. tests., z
almost eyory night during hs, T.. y
whilo Reed was az worry fb.r ~
laughter, in both male and fsnsi. .isia =, !,
cnlanating from tile Eeed ho,..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
CITY AND VICINITY

AS THE FEATURE Of gsdi =.
sical programme to be carried oG u
ing next Saturdays luncheon a q
Commercial club, the music con-rtll,t
the club announces that II has stsa =
tunatc in securing as soloist for u 90
sion Mrs. Leonore Gordon Hnn1
whose reputation as a soprano oi 1n
we'll known over the country.
FUNERAL SERVICES Tor Aid
Warren, 80 wears Of age. who cld L.
city IanuaIy 81, Will be held At ~ =
sonic temple Friday Afternoon u
O'Clock under tho auspices OF he A
lodge No. ,, + and A. NJ. Maag y
WhltTorth will be in chatge OF M
Ices, Intermcnt Will DC Ia Mount =
cemetery.
MEMBERS OF the lIiH Nsc.
church Will tonight, in tho chlrcs -
give q farewell reception 70 ~
Mrs. s. r. Trap, who will saoFu! =
Salt Lake ia make their boms
fornia. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Tnp2
been active and promineut IN soa
the EIfr church for several yean
THE JORDAN SCHOOL. w.
been closed since Monday oxls
prevalence of a contagious diseas
vicinity, will be opened tns 80 80
the board OF health having oogaSSsEI 90
rigid inspection Of the sonoot
and found them free from e''''@
the djscase.
SUIT FOR 5000 dana ges ior -
injuries was begun IN the disu,1
yesterday bv Fred G.. WesI as.A.
Denver & Rio Grsnde rallTgee
who was employed as a plaHe.a
injured last February by llropo
n runaway ore train at Bnsn
FUNERAL SERVICES for Hss11j
Luce, a civil war veteran. WW
his residence, SIxteonth Souh -
streets. Sunday, were held ~ u n
chapel OF Dber ". Hall yeses =,
noon az l O'Clock. l0tern'-'
Mount O1.yst cemetery.
TIE UTAH ELECTRIC cum
IN cot in regular weekly ses''Sis ,irs
luncheon at the Commerce. sssis 4
Professor J. F.. Merrill Of !ss
versity Will be the PrinclpaI ~
subject will he "NetalIurs'0
Work"
GEORGE C. TEAsDALE wss % =
before Justice Harry z. Hnys "
day on a charge OF neglect y -.
and minor child. He was "a
FRIDAY TO plead, and In deinnnt dert, =
bond was committed 70 the c0ts
THE TRIAL OF C. L. BernsIg',
drusrlst, charged with unlaNluts 4 g
cocaine. began before W. q
+. c. Loofbourow'5 court yss. yVrs ~ Z
noon. Bernard is said TO hzss .
ceino 10 Fred Anderson. n''s -,
A CHECK for $1,000 from 20 ~
Albert .. Fem OF Roeness.,ss, nss,s, Il
inhcitance tax on 200 shar. -
Pacific preferred stock mas oe,s e,,,ssr1
M the office Of the attorney 4. n
THE CHARGE OF burglar. ..n m NJ
degree against Fred Dldirg,,syssc yg,,.sc, -.
inisred by Justice y. NJ ns,asfk
day after Eddinston hao
allbi ,,,ns 50
TopAY,s BANK cLEAR,,HseS,s. IN
hose Of one year ago by t,'s -" s,x
,ordinr 10 the records o. tH'
Clearing House association. -
THe ANNUAL stocl,holSaeTTr TTrcS .
IF tho salt Lake Security S.,,ss g %
1any has been continued euo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
s|J|7 1
CAUSES |l(I
Forest Dale Resident, N
play Interest in Don,s, |
Tansle of Reed Fsna,
JURY HEARS EylDss|
Alfred Jensen, Defend,,,
Son OF Bishop Of suburb,|
Ward; Father lnvesti,,,.

Tho heating of IN, "a
brought by john pecs
Jensen Tor $4,000 hear 80. s "
JUL, ,hsY ,, M Judge {. ". Morse. CIV
lne district court eentcrcd este
a meeting called by the bissa J.
Forest Dale ward last y1n,a. q
gate the rumors concerning ,,su 70 '.'u]
Mrs. Reed. ''e d
Jensen Is the son Of Jan, !,
bishop OF the ward and ,ooa", a ~.
umony brought out during tina ss
/, was the defendant who ,n.,,.-
hearing. Present at tho r.s.s
Mr.. and Mrs, Reed. Jensen -
ant; Bishop Jensen. Eur.,. ~ art|
Mrs. George Rced, mother ., !, ~
TIT; and several p-oniuor, ~. p|
Forest Dale. 'sf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
DISCUSS CAPITOL
BUILDING CONTRACT

Lhe NaStsr BuiideIY evrranxe met last
n.gat IN the Continental NatIorsI bnnk
yIiInlng end discussed plans for subrnit-
inG aneg-d delay IN WORK on IA. CO.
Iact Eaich has been awarded TO Jnm.,,
stewart d Ccnlpeuy but haa not y.-
,,een ASnoc- No definite steps we.- ia
Een, Inc pan for forming a bonding
COMPANY IN the exchange was tsIke-I 81
Nno Scorctar J. II Br-tton was an
pointed as con-ni,te- OF one 20 thor
5.s"S nte10gate the matter ard re
.nrs AZ me regular meeting ore zyenl,
'ton next "wednesday "S'"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Office Ranks High.

The local United States ASSAY office
Las been one OF iho many assay offices
icntion q fight has developed n con
Sress. The Salt Lake office has been
rated by the director OF the mint and the
treasury department as one of the high
est in efficiency In ihe service. owing TO
,lc fact that IL has handled great
amount o. gold bullion with small office
forcc. thus rTiiE3ng the revenue from fees
and reducing the expense OF operation 10
minimum.
The present ssFayer is fortunate in
having FOR assistants men who under
stand Hll angles OF the work, the book
keeping, melting and assayiug. 90 that
instead OF being forced TO employ spe-
cialists In es Ch department some of the
workuen complete their tasks Ia one de-
par,Inent and 30 Into another, where they
accomplish quite as much with q high
drgrNr OF akin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Divorce Suits Of a Day,

Mienonette Wright yesterday hled suit
Tor divorce from Andrew Wright in toe
district court on grounds OF fail,jr. 10
provide.
Edward W. De Jangton also has ffled
suit against Ellen De LaDgton, charging
ucsertion.
Failure 20 provide is tho burden OF a
complaint fiied yesterday by Sarah M
GIayler for divorce from Arthur Gaylsr,
She asks for custody OF p minor oh,id
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
City Is Defendant.

salt Lake city IS made a defendant
In suit filed by p. IT. Lannan In the
district court yesterday 10 recover
S:S3S.sS on pTomssory note from L
9. Watcrspeil. Lannan alleges that he
lolos mortgage on a piece OF real es-
tAte as security for the note and tlat
Salt Lake CITY threatens TO sell the
property TO satisfy special sewer taT
against II. He asks that the city be re-
strained from THIS action
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
SHERIFF SMITH HOST
OF CONGRESSMAN
Entertains His Brother-ln-
Law, Albert Johnson, and
Party, al Dinner,

Consrcssmon-elc Albert Johnson OF
Washington, editor and publisher Of the
Gray's Uarhor WashinStoniau at lo-
quiam, Wash. Was sues, OF honor at
u dinner given IN the gold room OF the
Commercial club last evening by his
brother-iD-law, Sheriff Andrew c. smith
OF Salt Lake county. y number OF news
paper men were also prcsen, az guests ot
Sheriff Smith.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
ODD FELLOWS
HOLD AN ELECTION

The Society OF Veteran ODD Fellows OF
tan, comprising those OF the l. o. o. =
sho have been members for twenty five
wears or more. held an election last night
N thc l.. o. 81. r. hall. naming the fol.
IOwlhs Officers: John ~. Kidd. chief vet
eran: y. C. BorTyrnau, vice Ci,ief ye-.rnt.
Nnarics l.. Sheet. secretsry Executive
committee. J. Thomas. y - BIark
nan. valentine i4te!. George " Dun
ham, l.. l.. Hubbard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
SALT LAKE ASSAYER
RETAINS POSITION
J. u. Eldredge. Jr., Next Sat
urday Begins Second Term
in Charge of Office.
MAKES A GOOD RECORD
Miners and Others Who
Handle Gold Bullion Profit
by Having Branch Here.
MAKES A GOOD RECORD

J. L. Eldrcdgc. Jr begins his second
term as United States assayer In charge
of the Sah Lake office on Saturday his
hrst term .: four years having been com
pleled January 70. lie has beea notified
OF his reappoln;mcut BY letter from the
authorities az Washington and has been
ior several days engaged IN the work OF
closing his accounts and checking up bal
.,nccs Ills reappointment does not need
confirmation from Washington. the only.
requirement; being that ne renew his
bond. II IS expected that notification or
acceptance o. tho bond viii be received
next Saturday ,,y wiro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Art Institute Reports.

tor the ycarH 1911 and 1912 WYE submit
ted 60 Governor William Spry ycsterfav.
II contains an inventory OF all pictures
ana works % art placed on exhibit al
faT!oH places IN tbc state during the
tvo years under the auspices OF tne IN
sittute. and a financial statement No
recommendations arc made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Austin Back Prom C,oas,

wesley Austin, assistant manager Of
a three weeks pleasure trip in California
He visited At Los Angeles, Riverside and
san Francisco. While iu san Francisco
and David Keith OF this civ who a@s
there At present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Native Sons VIII BANQUET

Inc Native Som of Utsh have istuns
Invitations 10 dinner that VIII ne rivsn
! Fioay evening. stephen H Love Will
introduce Edgar 4. Rogers as ioastulas-
Jer and toasts T7u be responded 10 As
Ioliows; Looking Backward Arthur
Fraft. Tho Present." . L Olson,
Looking Forward W. = Wallace. In
siFrmsntal and vocal music viii be fur
fished by members Or the order and fhs
i1s'anotion of officers sill be conducted
hy Damn K. Smith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Newspaper Man 20 Wed.

Alfred g. Hatfield. a reporter on the
Telegram, decided yesterday that the life
OF Heuedick waS far superior TO single
blcsscdness. Mr.. Hatfield appeared yes-
terdeE at the county clerks office in
the company or Mes Alice OaLson and
secured a marriage ncaaEs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
Banquet Postponed.

The semi-mouthIy banquet Of the Utah
Association OF Life Underwriters. which
wes 10 have been held next SATURDAY. at
tho Commercial club, has been postponed
until February Is, owing TO the fact that
the eighth annual be nquet ie 10 be slven
InnTs0aT, EebrfIRi-N q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30
.Jury FINDS Daley Not c1.

Not guilty, was tne ,,,o,,rpTs -
In Judge r. c. Loo' vyoss,erity y.
OF the district oonri "a ,y.rb g.
case of Joe Daley, oisal cIS,s rss -
Daley was dIscbargco- ,na casfr
second trial on inc ydrg D..
fury IN tho fir5t trlh ui;bsnr5 <
reach a verdict after ee,ssd d -
teen houre. He Tss T.n Strsst ~ :
Young8 cafe on Saah H
OF DecnTnOer 81 fsVt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-30

J. u. Eldrcdee, Jr.. United
States assayer in charge of the
Salt Lake office. who will next
Saturday begin his second term.