The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-12
CITY AND NEIGHB0RHO0D

State Sanitary Inspector DR.. Clark de-
ivere1 a highly interesting lecture AT
being illustrated with stereoptican
views.
The funeral service of Carrie McClos
kie Will be held Al O'Donnen Conn
2any.s funeral chapel 2sa oSo South rvtes Nest
ment at Mt Olivet,
The funeral Of Miss Olga McKernan
will be held today from the Third Ward
meeting house az o'clock. Friends
may view the remains a, the residence
No city avenue from 1o 70 y o'clock.
Interment at City cemetery
Spirit Of Liberty chapter, Daughters
American Revolution. met yesterday az
ternoon with Mrs. Seth Warner Morri-
elected for the Continental congress. TO
be held in April in Washington, D c.
a. L. Olsen pleaded guilty TO charge
Of burglary in the first degree before
yesterday. and was sentenced 10 serve
year in the State prison. Olsen burg
larized a room n 27 South West Temple
street on the night OF November 25
". Van Damn II. Of the Utah Asso-
citation of Credit Men left Thursday for
points in Idaho, on association business.
Owing 10 storms and snow, his journey
will not he a particularly pleasant one
and he is not expected back In less than
a week. probably remaining away for ten
days.
The funeral OF Mrs Elizabeth Pap
worth will be held from the TUenty-f1rsI
Ward meeting house SUNDAY, January lS.
at 12.3o p. m. Friends OF the deceased
may view The remains al the residence
OF r. Papworth. 225 West Filth North.
from $50 10 II a m. on the day or the
funeral. Interment at City cemetery.
BY an error In copying the FIRE record.
the report Thursday morning OF the fire
in the Reckman lodging house at 23o
West Second South street. made the
loss TO the building read s250o. II should
have been 500. Though the fight with
the flames was a long and stubborn one.
the firemen are unwilling TO have the
loss appear greater than it was.
Judge Morse yesterday decided the
case OF John S Rollo et al vs.. D. A. Nell
son ct al in favor ot the defendants.
Plaintiffs sought 10 restrain the erection
OF a fence on Fairmont avenue which en-
closed a cement sidewalk. Defendants
claimed that the sidewalk WAS built on
their property, and tine court held with
them.
The Legislative committee which has
under consideration amendments 10 the
present Juvenile court law. will meet Sat
rooms in the City and County building.
The committee is made up or sixteen
persons representing the womens clubs.
the State Industrial school, and various
childrens organizations.
The Western Catering company. Or
ganized to do general hotel and res
taurant business. fled articles of incor-
poratlon with the County Clerk yester-
day. Ii is capitalized at 10000, the par
value OF each share being 81. The Of
ficers and directors are: President. a.
V Mccormick; vice president, w NJ
O'Brien; secretary and treasurer. George
c. Moore.
The Ahander Carriage Manufacturing
company OF Provo hled articles Of incor-
poration with the Secretary Of State yes
terday. The company takes over an ex-
listing carriage factory at Provo. 1t is
capitalized for $4,000 in shares of the
par value Of 500 each. The officers are;
President, A. F. Ahlander; vice presi-
dent. Oscar Flygare; secretary and treas
urer Erastus Kofford. These. with j.
w. Sharp and 4. II. DeLong, constitute
the board of directors.
Max M Aaron brought suit against
Gus S. Holmes for s1o0o damages in the
District court yesterday. Aaron claims
that he had a lease from Holmes on
premises at 112 East Second South street,
which lease did not expire until May /.
1907, but that Holmes caused him TO be
elected on January /, He had been to
the expense Of installing a steam clean
Ing and dye works. and he asks for $500
actual damages and $500 punitive dam
ages.