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Show City and Neighborhood AT TII devotional exercises ut the . D. S. university, Thursday jnornlnp, 1-Ior-nco ISnsign will render a vocal koIo. as also will WJlhird Flashman render a flute solo. IMMIGRATION" INSPECTOR L.ONG-L.EY; L.ONG-L.EY; and "W. P. Cooper will leave on their annual trip to New York on' Saturday morning. They will be absent about two weeks. MISS ALMA CMAXCE. supervisor of drawing In the Chicago schools, is in the city to attend the Institute of tho teachers teach-ers of Wasatch and Summit counties, to bo held at Heber City Friday and Saturday, Sat-urday, October 1C and 17. MRS. L,. L. FISH of S67 West North Tempi street, twenty-three years old, was reported ill of smallpox by Dr. William Wil-liam T. Cannon, Wednesday, raising: the total number of smallpox cases In tho cJty to ten. Mrs. Fish waa transferred to the isolation hospital. .7. C. WATSON", W. Scalbcrt, Martin Jensen and Peter .Johnson ai-o charged with shooLlng at ducks after sunset, October Octo-ber 13. In a complaint sworn to by Deputy Dep-uty Came Warden Samuel W. Wright, and issued by the county attorney, Wednesday. IIOSELLA PITTS, Wednesday, asked the Third district court for a divorce from Joseph PI Us, whom she married at Far-mlngton Far-mlngton May 2S, 11107, on the grounds of nonsupport and desertion. Pitts only waited three months after the marriage to desert her, she says. Tho complaint Is accompanied by Plus's waiver of his right to appear and light tho case. SUIT over a black marc, twelve years old and saddle marked, was Instituted In tho civil division of the city court Wednesday. The plaintiff Is J. II. Park and the defendant F. C. French. Park says that French forcibly took possession of the disputed mare September- 20, and if he can't have her back he wants $7n In money in lieu of the possession of the animal. WILLIAM S. SCOTT brought suit in the Third district court Wednesday for divorce from Emma Scott on the grounds of desertion, which Is alleged to havo occurred oc-curred In February of 1D0G. Tho marriage mar-riage took place In Loudon In December of 1S80. There aro four children, as follows: fol-lows: Fred, twenty-soven years old; Walter, Wal-ter, twenty-five; Wilfred, twenty, and Dora, seventeen. ANYONE desiring to attend th Gulf-Coast Gulf-Coast Inland Waterways convention at Columbus, Ga., November 9 and 10, at his it tetw own expense, will confer a favor uppc Smmy Governor John C. Cutler by calling upon him with notification of his desire, an! " receiving a commission as delegate. . aa " y secretary of tho convention notified Gor ' Mtnpai ernor Cutler Wednesday that Utah Is en- attempt titled to several representatives at UiAitilroy meeting, which Is to bo hold In tho In- ajj flj terest of onlarglng the rivers and otheM-jnii. waterways oC the Gulf States. In thetT nnM neighborhood of 1000 to 1500 delegates arft?". expected to attend. " - iwsjjmd : -Vbomb |
