The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
CITY AND NEIGHBORH00D

John Larson and Hattie Johnson. both
of Salt Lake. were granted marriage
license yesterday.
McLan A Spaldlng. aged years. who
died at Los Angeles January 6. was
buried from the family residence, No
32G D street. this city, Thursday after
noon. The remains We're literally smoth-
cred in beautiful flowers. offerings from
ne!ghhors. friends and little schoolmates
Services both at tho homo and at the
grave We're beautiful, simple and touch
ing
AT the Ladies' Literary club yesterday
afternoon poetry and music of ''Parsfal'
was given by Mrs. William igleheart
Mrs. c. c. Plummer, Miss Ellerbeok and
a. NJ. Wrench and wife have returned
to the city, after spending one year IN
California Their new home is located
at 90 j street.
The funeral OF Miss Irene Miller will
be held at the Mill Creek ward meeting
house, Fifteenth South and Sixth East.
Sunday morning at II 80 Friends In
vlted. The remains may be viewed at
the residence of Melvin M. Miller up TO
II q clock.
Mrs. Willard Done went to American
her infant niece. Alta Gledhtll, who died
few days ago from the effects OF
drinking lye,
a, l. Ratcliffc. convicted OF violating
the law regulating the examination OF
BARRIERS. was fined 81 and costs by Judge
Armstrong yesterday He was prosecnt-
law. The case will be appealed TO the
Supreme Court.
Jesse Henderson was given judgment
on two chattel mortgages by Judge
Morse yesterday. One was against Anna
d. Reynolds for S6S560. and the other
was against Z. n. Kraft ct al, for
$4,000.
Warren Smith, who was arrested sew
eraI DAYS ago and charged with having
cfn nj Ill "a Ct -
keeper named Ed Gregory. plead guilty
TO petty larceny in the Police court Friday
and was sentenced 10 serve SIX months In
the county jail
flee of Tuttle Bros. in Grand Rapids,
Mich, and who for twenty-five years
was engaged In the Insurance business
Lake City. and viii help handle the busi-
ness in the local office Of his firm.
Mention was made In a Boston special
TO The Tribune that 5. Auerhach OF this
city who was in the East. would leave
Boston Monday with the manager OF the
Trinity Copper company for the Bul1frog
country In Nevada. where 1t was stated
Mr. Auerbach was interested In mines,
This was an error. as Mr.. Auerbach is not
erty.
The first Of a series Of lectures on
Mining Law" by Hon. Frank Pierce to
the members Of the senior class of the
I tIS Sly was gwen y lIubg sAA hNI 'ip''Ii
In the Physical building OF the school.
The greater part OF the time was spent
In outlining the course as laid on, by
Mr.. Pierce. The matter which was and
will be presented 10 the students deals
only with the practical phase of the sub
lect. The technical legal phase is elimi-
mated, Mr.. Pierce is member OF the
Board OF Regents of the University
The annual meeting of the Utah State
Bar association viii be held In the L S.
Circuit courtroom in the Federal building
on next Monday, commencing at p. m,
AT this meeting Officers of the association
viii be elected for the ensuing year. Par
ley l.. Williams Is the retiring president.
Addresses will be made by p. /. Williams,
Frank B- Stephens and Judge T b. Lewis.
After the business OF the association. In :
cluding the election OF officers, shall have
been completed. the meeting will be ad-
journed TO the Commercial club rooms.
where. at $50 o'clock. dinner Will he
served. This will be an informal funo-
tlUn.