The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1904-07-09
SAL I LAKE
CITY AND NEIGHBoRHooD.


A Fourth of July tennis tournament
was held yesterday on the street
courts. In the morning bronze DusI
of Washington was contested Iof IA
double sets Thomas q. Griffin ana
Walker Salisbury won the event.
In the afternoon there was a holly
contested round robin in which James
Salisbury came out victorious IN me
singles. beating Frank Roberts. lie
other contestants for the prize, sliVe'
loving cup. were I. Il. Griffin, owen
Cray and Yale Henry
/ J. Meyers of the Utah batteries
told meeting Monday afternoon, OF
Philippine war veterans, that ne
would continue collecting evidence
relative TO tie proposition to ask con-
gress FOR travel pay from the ISLANDS
for the veterans who came home with
out their travel pay; and said thal
the matter would be brought before
the next session of congress. The So
cietv of Philippine war veterans viii
indulge in an excursion to Saltair on
the 20th instant.
An electrical storm, one Of the most
terrific and destructive that has ever
visited this valley broke with awful
fury Friday night a few minutes after
o'clock, continuing for nearly an
hour. and infiicting damages 10 the eA-
tent of $4,000 10 the lines and plants
of the Utah Light and Railway con-
pany. and nearly killing Conductor
Heber Franklin Of the street car
branch Of that concern.
Patents recently issued to residents
of Utah We're A. NJ. Holloway, Pleas
ant Grove, apparatus for treating se,1l
grain: George Moore, Salt Lake City.
filtering apparatus; A. l.. ThomIs son
and w. H. Hovenden, Salt Lake C.ty.
rail joint
Mr.. S. Gronberg, representing the |
famous singer Media, was in Salt Lake |
Monday accompanied by his wife. Mr.. |
Kronberg's object in stopping over was |
to investigate the chances of Meiba's |
securing the tabernacle one night in |
next January. She sings in San IRAN
cisco in that month, and mas just one !
date at her disposal; whether II WI be |
given to Denver or Salt Lake depends
entirely on her ability to secure me
tabernacle. Mr.. Kronberg is desn"as
that Manager Piper should take the
local management of the event. Nego-
tiations are going forward today, az
all music lovers viii hope they may be
successful.
The following persons have handed
IN their names to Secretary Richter OF
the Real Estate Mems ASSOCIATION,
holding tickets which won prizes.
Paul Bosgate, 1926 West First .Sculh
street, ticket No. C2S0 drawing So
membership in the Union Savings &
Trust company.
South street, ticket No. A244. a lot in
Wahoo addition, with an abstract Of
title.
Mrs. Joseph Lindsay, ia Ounce
Go. riT |
ticket to Denver over the Moffat line.
If not used within three years, the
Stringer company viii give $40.
The new telephone company began
business Monday morning at Z @ clock.
with thirty-five operators at the !
switchboard, and 120 employees at work !
altogether The new directory was /
circulated yesterday, with the Bell !
numbers given patrons who are usinG
both phones, wherever it is desired.
Whenever a caller is unable to reach ]
a desired phone, he win be notified /
when the wire is free. !
P. J. Donahue filed complaint Mon 4
day against Andrew J. Malloy in the
sum of 49, coo.
The election recently held by tic Il
Salt Lake chapter Of the American In 4
stltute OF Sank Clerks for the ensuing l
term Of Office has resulted in the TO- a
lowing corps Of officials: Il
President, Rodney Badger CMcCor- f,
hicks bank); vice president. Fred NJ. h
Nicholson utah Commercial &, Saw
ngs); secretary and treasurer, c. w. d
BuckoltZ Commercial NationaD; a.
board Of governors, Charles Hoag :,
(Wells-Fargo), Hyde Young (Desaret y
S 4. Whitney (McCor- -
nick's), James Buzzo CIValker's bank), u
". H. Sherman Commercial Ma
lonsD, Walter Shepherd Utah Com
nercial & Savings, George Horne II
State bank). ]. Fl. Wilken National in
Bank of the Repuolic), John Open II
shaw Utah NationaD, George Z. 81
FORESTER utah Savings & Trust com al
'anyl, VIII McEwan CZion's Savings),
:. W. Schettler (Schettler's bank)