The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-27
CITY AND NEIGHB0RHOOD

Charles n. Anderson Is III at st. Marks
hospital with typhoid fever,
The Seekers Literary club Will hold
n special meeting this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Rumel. No. Cliff Place.
Contractor p. ]. Moran has resumed
construction of the asphalt paving on
East Second South street, the north side
Of which was completed last fall. The
street VIII be paved as far as Tenth East.
William Henry Leverich formerly OF
this city, died Monday morning AT Mont
pelier, Ida He was 40 years old Mr..
Lcverich leaves two daughters, Mrs. Lou
Leverich and Mrs. Jacob Heiss, The body
will be brought TO this city for burial.
The attorney of George J. Wilson and
j. Morgan. who were found guilty by
jury OF passing worthless ten dollar
bill, asked for a new trial The motion
was taken under advisement until to-
morrow morning.
The funeral services over the remains
of John W. Culley, who died Friday of
pneumonia will he held Thursday at 2.3O
from the family residence. IA p street.
Ernest G. Rognon. son-in-law OF the de-
ceased, is expected to arrive tomorrow
from New York.
The excursion committee of the Com
mercial club is arranging for special
excursion into Idaho early in tho coming
month Local jobbers, retailers and pro-
fessional men will be the guests of The
occasion with two cars of Salt Lake goods
TO take with them,
Robert Amos was charged before Judge
Dana Smith yesterday morning with fail
Ing 10 send his children to school. Truant
OFFICER Alma Clayton sworc to the war
rant upon which Amos was arrested.
Amos pleaded not guilty, and his case was
set for this afternoon.
Three new street hushers have arrived
and were put into commission Saturday
night This now makes six nushcrs at
work on the street twenty hours In
the day dozen sprinklers were brought
into use Sunday In the outlying districts
of tho citN n keen down The March
which made life a misery.
There Will be a farewell reception for
Mrs. w S Paterson in the parlors of
afternoon of this week. All ladies OF the
church are invited. Mrs Patterson is
about 10 move out of the city. fact re-
GREETED by large circle OF friends. and
especially by the church OF which she is
a member. as she has been one OF the
most active members since its organiza-
ton,
John Foster who has seen considerable
rallroadins in early days, passed away
a. his home, 661 Yves, Third North street
Monday morning. Deceased was born In
Durham, England, II years ago. In 1872
he ran one OF the FIRST trains on the Utah
Central railroad south OF Ogden OF late
years he has been employed by the Short
Line as a cutter. Deceased is survived
by his widow. The funeral will be held
from THE Twenty eighth ward meeting
house tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'clock
On April 16. examinations Will begin
in Salt Lake of candidates for railway
mail clerks. There is now a class of a
dozen who arc educating themselves. but
more are wanted Those who desire TO
take the examinations and have not Yet
received the necessary forms and instruc-
tions should address the secretary OF the
Civil Service Examining Board az Salt
Lake and the necessary blanks will be
furnished them. No examinations will
he held over applicants who have not
received the blanks
There was Il lively runaway Monday
morning on East Fifth South. horse
attached 10 a buggy raced down Broad
way and into Commercial street. Here
II plunged inIo a wagon of the Wells
Fargo Express company. SO great was
the impact that the runaway was thrown
underneath the team attached TO the
other wagon In the resulting mixup con-
siderable damage was done 10 the harness
of both teams and the buggy. An en-
ployee OF the Bell Phone company was
The owner OF the runaway