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Show CREAM OF THE NEWS- The city is as quiet as a church after the service is ended. The work of repainting police headquarters headquar-ters is nearly comyletcd. Councilman Wantland leaves for a trip to Portland and Seattle tomorrow. Judge Powers is indisposed today and failed to come down town in the morning. Money to lend; James II. Bacon at American Ameri-can .National Bank; 242 Main street. Who will succeed ex-Sergeant Sheets and ex-Detective Ecklund is the question now pending. The paving of the intersections on State street will begin as soon as the street railway rail-way companies get out of the way of the contractors. "East Waterloo," $300 per lot. Easy payments. pay-ments. W. E. Hubbard, 41 West Second South street. On Monday, George Arthur Price was registered at the Palace, San Francisco, and Win. Groesbeck at the Baldwin. Last night at 6 o'clock, Lucy Smith, aged 10, was severely burned by using coal oil in making the fire in her home at Third AVcst and First South. She will recover. What has become of the flags presented by the P. O. S. of A. to the public schools. The board of education voted tu provide staffs for them, but as yet they have not put in an appearance. A fine crayon portrait of yourself free. See sample at Baker & Henderson shoe store, 40 West Second South. Captain Paul, the newly appointed chief of police was busily engaged today in looking look-ing up the ordinances in order to ascertain whether or not any provisions are made for his salary. The law ou this point seems rather vaeue. The new crossings on Second South street in many places have been washed out for a distance of two or three feet on both 6ides of the street and are becoming dangerous to belated pedestrians. Let the proper official sec after them before a damage suit is instituted insti-tuted by some unfortunate. Commencing tomorrow and continuing until Saturday evening there will be an exhibition ex-hibition at the studio of Miss Kate Wells, No. 02 south Main street. A collection of China, painted by Miss Van Home, Miss Grace Young, Mrs. A. J. Gunnell, Miss Mun-roe, Mun-roe, Miss Millspaugh and other local artists. Eugene A. Guillemot died at St. Mary's fiospital at 10 a. in., today and will be buried tomorrow, the services occurring at the Catholic church. Friends will meet at the residence of William Patterson, 275 M street, at 9 a. m. sharp. The Utah Title, Insurance and Trust company com-pany pay 5 per cent interest, payable quarterly, quar-terly, on saving deposits, insures titles to real estate, and issues abstracts. Directors, J. E. Dooley, R. C. Chambers, A. L. Thomas. W. S. McCor aick, T. R. Jones, J. J. Daly and E. B. Wicks. The directors of the chamber of commerce lield a meeting last night to discuss important impor-tant business, which is not suillciently matured ma-tured to be given to the public as yet. The status of the railroad suits was also din-cussed din-cussed and it seemed to be the general opinion opin-ion that the railroad companies would have a hard row to hoe if they get away with it. The "Continental Limited" is the name of a new train on the Kio Grande AVestern which will be put on Sunday, leaving Salt Lake at 9:15 and arriving in Denver at S:10 next day, making the run in twenty-four hours and teu minutes, shorrening the time three hours and twenty minutes. The annual meeting of the Utah LTnder-taking LTnder-taking company was held yesterday in this city. The usual reports were made and the following officers elected: President, T. C. Armstrong; vice-president, George E. Hafer of Pocateilo; secretary, J. G. Evans; treasurer, treas-urer, E. G. O'Donnell; general manager, J. C. lioss; directors, T. C. Armstrong, E. G. O'Donnell, D. L. Levy, C. C. Nepple of Eureka Eu-reka and J. C. Ross. The company has branches at Eureka. Beaver and llolden, Utah and Idaho Falls, Blackfoot and Soda Springs, Idaho, ail of which are reported in first-class condition. Mr. W. T. Brown of Newcomb, Ky., writes to Postmaster Benton requestins him to send him a good agent for this territory for a new self-running churn he has just patented. Among other things Mr. Brown oilers the postmaster $10 for every fifty of these churns disposed of in Utah by agents secured by him. Mr. Brown has named his invention "The Ladies Friend." Postmaster J Benton's time being too limited to allow him to accept the inventor s tempting offer, he referred it to Secretary Sears of the chamber uf commerce. What action Mr. Sears will take in the matter is not decdied at present. The Herkimer Min'ng company tiled articles of incorporation with County Clerk Allen this morning. The company will do all kinds of business incidental to, connected with or convenient for the management of a general mining business, and will exist for Hfty years with its principal -place of business busi-ness of Salt Lake City. The capital stock is placed at $5,000,000, divided into 1,000,000 of the par value of $5 each. The amount of ltok subscribed for, with the names of holders is as follows: J. C. Taylor, 1250 Hhares; Henry Churchill, 871,250; C. F. paviers, 125,000; T. B. Beaty. 025; L. S. Farnsworth. 025; W. P. Noble, 025; J. C. E. King, 625. The officers are Henry Churchill, r resident; W. P. Noble, vice-president L. . Farnsworth, treasurer and J. C. Taylor, lecretary. |