The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-17
City and Neighborhood

News was received in Salt Lake OF the
arrival OF n at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. g. e. Reed at CIoldneld. Mrs.
Reed was Miss Frame Ryan and was we'll
known I'm Salt Lake
over 500 applicants are taking examina-
ilons for teachers licenses or renewals
under the direction Of the State board of
education The work OF the examiners. II
Is expected. Will be finished next week.
Last night twenty-five Sons OF Veter
ans We're mustered In as members Of the
regular post now being established In
Zion. The work will be continued next
Friday night, when the newly appointed
officers VIII he inducted into office.
telegram has been received at Fort
Douglas saying that p. G. Lock- wood. Jr..
the only son OF Colonel Lockwood, com
manding officer al Fort Douglas, has sue
West Point. and entered the military
academy Saturday.
A telegram received yesterday from
New York states that O. J, Salisbury is
improving In health and that his physs.
Salisbury Will probably leave for a tour
OF Europe In about ten days.
The descendants OF the late Evan Will
lIams celebrated the one hundredth ami
verssry Of his birth Saturday by a
gathering at the home of his son, State
Senator William n Williams Mr., VII
1890. He was converted to Mormonlsm In
England.
Mrs. j. c. McClain. whose husband is
president OF the Burton Coal and Lumber
company, died Saturday at the family
residence, 1886 Brigham street. OF typhoid
fever. She had been i'll for nine weeks;
The announcement Of the funeral VIII
be made later Mrs. McClaiu was a mem
ber Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
The keystone Guard Of Athens. Penn
sylvania. is the latest addition 10 the
long list OF fraternal insurance assocla-
business Letters
were filed Saturday with the secretary of
State. The president is Joseph w. Bea-
man. and the secretary, G. i. Stanton.
n. S. Boynton of Salt Lake is designated
as the resident agent and attorney.
Albert Gallafent was found guilty Of
assault and battery upon Claude y Rus
ket street. by City Judge c. b. Diehl,
Saturday. and will be sentenced Monday.
WIN Arnold. another defendant In the
same case. has paid fine OF $40. and
Tom Claypool, a third defendant. is serv-
JAZZ jaFi. Z 'i'r'y DAY sentence J" '"e county
oliver J. Smith accused OF embezzl!ng
$500 from the National Plastic Roofing
Pontiac Mich, was arraigned before
City Judge c. b. Diehl Saturday, and
pleaded not guilty: His preliminary exam
nation was set for June p His bond
was fixed AT $500 and, being unable
TO furnish IT, he was remandcd to the
custody % the Sheriff.
lnEre were ten cases or smallpox and
only one each OF dlphtberia. spinal menin-
gifts and typhoid fever reported to ~.
city board of health during the week just
ended. This makes ten cases Of small
poX and three OF diphtheria now In quar-
antine. There were forty-seren births
during the week. OF which twenty eight
were males and nineteen females, The
number OF deaths was twenty five-siX-
teen males and nine femaleS-and four
bodies We're shipped here for burial
I. a. Heringer, city humane officer, has
received letters from two citizens protest
Ing against the game In vogue "a some of
The resorts OF throwing hen fruit at a
nlgger's head stuck through hole In
canvas. The prize for hitting the col
ored gentlemans s head is usually "A box
uI cigars. Sometimes this sport is too
mild for lie patrons Of the sport and
stone is employed, This occurred n few
days ago, when dusky individual be-
hind the canvas was nearly deprived of
his eyeslght. The letters claim that the
game is indecent and tnhuman.'
Stowe s. Palmer, the real estate firm,
has purchased control Of Tic Wilson
Sherman company. one OF the prominent
real estate and iTFu:ance concerns OF
The c.ty E. " Wilson and Hoyt sher-
rcss. but tEe nrnl Will herenfter he man
aged aud controlled by Stowe & Palmer.
The board ot directors has been reorgan-
izcd and IS now as follows: Hoyt Sher-
man. president. George 5. Gibson. Vice
president; L. B. Palmer. secretary and
manager: RI. S, stowe. treasurer: E. w
Mrs B. J. Anderson. who made her
first appearance IN Salt Lake at the First
Baptist church concert on Friday even
ing. proved herself 10 he n violinist OF
ability and excellent training. Mrs. An
derson bns lately come here from Ripon.
Wisconsin whore she formerly teach
er OF violin in Rpon college, and made
a reputation for herself throughout the
State sooi:s- She has had the best
Of instruction, Ender the best teachers In
Philadelphia and later with Hans Slit and
Frederick Hermann "A the ROYAL Con-
servatorium In Leipzig Germany. Mrs.
Anderson will be valuable acquisition
10 the musical circles Of Salt Lake City.
According to "A contract that became ef-
fectiye Saturday. the telephone system
OF the Parma Telephone company will be
operated hereafter in connection with
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone com
psnY through the switchboards OF the Bell
company Parmo and Caldwell. Idaho.
The Parma Telephone company is local
concern. owning about i50 telephones In
the town OF Parma and in tine territory
near a. II Is i'm one OF the richest ag-
riculturel districts OF Idaho and is we'll
irrigated. Most OF the telephones are on
tho farms OF settlers who hereafter viii
have the benefit of the local and long dis
tance lines of the Bell company.