The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-25
City and Neighborhood

The picnic thai the P. r. o. club had
planned to give at Canyon Crest pond,
Saturday has been indefinitely post
poned
l. L. Davis was fined So by Judge
Diehl in the city court Thursday for rid
ing his bicycle on n sidewalk in the re-
stricted district.
Mark Austin OF Liberty. Ida, brother
n-law OF Attorney John A. Bagley, rs in
tho city He is on his way TO fill Nor
mon mission In Holland.
A C. Nelson, State Superintendent of
Education, and Albert MaIheson OF the
office Of the board will go to Price sun
day 10 attend the closing exercises OF the
public schools there,
G. F Ward. who Is charged Jth
threatening j. P. Monroe with revolver
on April E. 1907. was arraigned before
Judge Armstrong In the district court
Thursday and was given until today to
plead, when he Will be tried
In the Supreme court Thursday argu-
ments were heard In the cases Of william am
North Ogden Irrigation company, and OF
Ellen Gary ct al. against the St Joe
Mining company. These were taken un-
der adVisement.
Elder Alvin EnisIey of Canada. pres
emily residing at Kansas City, represent
ing the Reorsanlzed Church OF Jesus
Christ Of Latter-day Saints Will preach
In that church next Sunday al 22S East
Second South street at II a. m and 1850
p. M
Funeral services over the remains of
Judge James A. Miner will be held at II
O'Clock Saturday morning In the Evans
undertaking parlors. The services will
be- conducted by Dean Brewster OF st.
Mark Episcopal church. The body Will
Mich. the birthplace OF the deceased.
The body will be accompanied by Senator
and Mrs. Benner Y. Smith.
Governor Cutler has received the official
programme Of the public lands convention
to be held in Denver June ls 10 90. and
will ascertain who will be sbI TO attend
that ne may make up an ofncial list OF
delegates from Utah. Participation in the
conference has been urged upon all West
ern States having public lands and the
care OF these and how they can best be
safeguarded Will be topics OF discussion.
The Supreme court of Utah at Its ses-
sion Thursday morning, acting upon a
suggestion OF Farley l.. Williams. will
adopt resolutions of coincidence on the
death OF former Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court James A. Miner These will
be presented Monday morning and spread
upon the minutes and a copy sent the
relatives, A committee was appointed TO
draft suitable resolutions. comprising Par
ley l. Williams Judge O. w, Powers,
c, c. Richards C. S. Varlan and f, Is.
Critchlow.
A cablegram was received here Thurs
that Mrs Tracy Y Cannon. formerly Miss
Elsie Ritter Of this city, is very III In
Germany, where she went some time ago
for her health She is in Marchetm with
some time she has been failing In health.
the cause being weak heart. When
stricken, Mrs. Cannon was at a bathing
resort taking a course Of baths for her
health.
The office Of the State Board of Land
Commissioners has just begun the col
lection OF the apDortionment TO the State
from the forest reserves. There are
,593 acres OF forest reserve lands In
the State. and the revenue 10 Utah from
these this year Will be S21s3.03 above ex-
Federal Government for this years ap-
portionment over $4,000. which went to
roads and schools. The present collec-
tions Will go principally 10 the school
funds
II would be waste of time to con-
tradict every inaccuracy Of one OF the
morning papers, but In justice to Mrs.
Annie /. Young, who has acted as chief
probation officer. IT should be stated that
she has not left the work nor has She
any intention of so doing 1t is expected
Juvenile court viii be Strengthened ont
soon and that Mrs. Young whose work
has received just commendation. will be
reappointed: To Mrs. Young is due>yery
work done in the Juvenile court work
S. W. Anderson has brought suit in
the district court agalns, the Colorado
Investment Loan company to annui a
note of 500 secured by mortgage on part
OF lot 4, block SO. plat ID, Anderson
claims that there was no consideration
for the loan more than $50 and that he
had oyerpaid the company In dues and
membership fees. He claims also that
the company was to pay the interest on
a first mortgage on the property to Rus
sell l.. Tracy. but has not paid more than
1926 such account. The company has
rendered S7l 30. Anderson prays that the
mortgage be declared fully satisfied.
Death on Thursday claimed Mrs. Theo
Archer, wife OF David G.. Archer a mem
Der of tho Utah battery In the Philippines
The death came AT 4 o'clock and followed
three months OF illness. The cause of
her death was supposed to he a leakage
OF the heart, combined with dropsy, and
1t came In spite OF everything that could
he done by the most skilled medical men
OF the State, Mr.. and Mrs. Archer had
been married bur n year. and the affair
comes a most severe shock TO him. The
deceased was the daughter OF Edward
II Kahler well known man OF Pleasant
Grove. The funeral Will be held on Sun
day at . O'Clock from the home OF Mrs
Archer's mother at 1874 South Fifth East
street.