The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-04
City and Neighborh0od

Miss Edna Rivers of Los Angeles, Cal,
Is In the city, and Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w Frank Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Pence of As East
West North street are rejoicing in the
advent OF a bouncing boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Barnett announce the
engagement OF their daughter Hattie 10
Harry F.. Marienthal OF Bay City. Mich.
The regular meeting OF the Jewish Re-
lief society will be held Friday instead of
Thursday, 1890 q. m at the 3. B. hall
Mayor Ezra Thompson has formally ap-
proved OF all the measures passed py the
city council AT the meeting Monday even
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 2. Mitchell are re
ceivinE the ugrstuations of their
friends over the arrival OF a daughter at
their home. 52S North Second West.
W. A Wetzell music instructor In the
public schools OF this city, is spending his
vacation with his parents at Farmer City
IL. He VIII return to, Salt Lake about
the middle Of August
The comptroller of the currency has ap-
pointed The National Bank OF the Repub-
lie reserve agent for tho First National
Bank OF Elto and the First National
Bank OF Rhyolite Nevada,
Before Judge Armstrong of the District
court Tuesday Arthur Olsen was exam
ined as to his sanity, +: G; Loofbourow;
and Or. F, H.. Raley being present. He
was committed 10 the State mental hos
pital at Provo.
Word has been received that n. s. Jo-
seph OF Salt Lake Is in Denver taking
IN the sights and incidentally attending
the convention Of the Western Fedora
ton of Miners. among whose delegates
he has a number of friends. The report
is to the effect that Mr.. Joseph was cor
daily received MT the hall by the miners
regardless of the fact that he is secretary
of the TIntic Mine Owners in Utah.
John Calvin Ensign, pioneer OF 1915.
passed ewaX Monday of an attack OF
M Ia cic cod l.,
in Salt Lake. having lived here most OF
the time after crossing the plains. At his
death he was rs years OF age He is sur
vived by two sons. Horace and Charles
Ensign; two daughters, Mrs. Zane and
Mrs G, N. Bell, and eight grandchildren.
The funeral services have been arranged
for today at L o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Bell, 1904 First avenue.
The Rocky Ford Reservoir company
and the citizens OF Sigurd and Vermillion
each have appointed a committee of three
TO go TO Salt Lake to walt upon the State
board OF health In regard TO the COM
plalnt which has been filed by the citi-
zens OF the two towns against the re-
servolr company, charging that the reser-
Voir is a nuisance; that II is the cause /
OF typhoid fever and other epidemics In
their communities. menaclng the health
and lives OF their people.
Rev. Clarence T Brown. who was for
twelve years pastor OF the First Congre-
gational church In this city, paid q visit !
TO his friends Tuesday, after an absence |
Lake on his way East and was royalty |
entertained during the day by Mr.. and |
Mrs. a j.. Gorham at 7lo Second avenue. |
Last evening the house was thrown open |
to Mr., Browns friends and some two hun |
dred paid him a visit, No Invitations |
were extended. everybody being welcome |
Rev. Brown will leave for the East to-
day at noon. He is now pastor OF one
OF the largest Congregational churches in |
San Diego, Cal
The 18th instant has been announced |
at the date OH which the short-timers
will be discharged at the fort This class
army slang. 'bucks') who have less than
six months TO serve counting from August
. next. the day on which the regiment
leaves the United States proper for the
Eastern possessions, All non commits
stoned officers, whether lance corporals
iul- -hedged corporals. sergeants who haYe
less time to serve than thirty days from
August will also be discharged on the
18th instant. This will create the re-
Quired vacuum at the post and relieve
the somewhat congested condition. Con-
siderably over 100 men Will be discharged
under this order.
L.. Z. Sears, a. real estate man, in Jus
tice Dana T. Smiths court Tuesday was
charged with obtaining money and goods
from real estate deal between Sears and
j. johnson on October !. 1906, 1t is al
legged. Sears, IT IS claimed. exhibited to
Johnson piece of land southwest of the
the trade. When the deed was conveyed
TO Johnson 1t described Instead OF the
land southwest OF the city shown to the
latter low. marshy piece OF ground in
an entirely different location unfit for cul-
tivation. Johnson brought suit In the
District court TO have the deed set aside
and notes that he gavo Sears TO the
traded Sears tract of Murray land val
led at $500.
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