The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-12
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THE Mason Coal company has bought
out the Citizens Coal company on Third
West, between Third and Fourth South.
STATE Auditor ]. A Edwards returned
Wednesday from a visit 20 Brigham
City his former home, where his family
is spending the summer.
FINES assessed against pupils OF the
Salt Lake public schools during the last
school year for marring furniture, tearing
books, etc. amounted 20 S334.92.
MISS Anna May Bowen, clerk in the
State Board OF Health office. left
Wednesday for visit to Philadelphia;
She went on the Elks' special train. and
Will be absent about two weeks.
JUDGE J. L. Darmer, chairman Of The
American party city committee. Will ad-
dress the American club at the meeting
which will he held next Tuesday evening
in the clubrooms in the Atlas block.
PRESIDENT Anthon EI. Lund, who has
been i'll since last Saturday with stomach
trouble. is reported TO be improving plce-
~, and unless something unforeseen does
not interfere he will be well again within
another week.
THE Utah Association Of Life Under
writer's VIII enjoy their annual outing
and picnic at Waudamere next Satur-
day. The affair will he participated I'm hy
the association members and their friends
from all over the state.
GOVERNOR John 9. Cutler mailed let
ters Wednesday 10 a number of proml-
ncnt people over the state asking them II
National Irrigation congress. which meets
at Sacramento. Cal. from September 10
September Z.
LUCY +. Kenyon was given a judg-
ment of $l0.321.20 by Judge Armstrong
Wednesday against Sarah Kahn ct al
The Judgment was OF a promssory note
for $i200, dated November 81, 1898. and
the Judgment includes interest taxes on
certain real estate and attorneys fees.
GEORGE Pryor. administrators OF the
estate OF Samuel NJ Davis deceased. was
given judgment by consent against the
Utah Copper company Tor 5000 by Judge
Armstrong Wednesday. The judgment
w2s for the death OF Davis, which oc-
CURED in an accident October 1, 1906.
FROM the state prison and County
Sherlff's office late Wednesday night
came word that no trace OF the thieves
who stole two saddle horses from the
pcnitentiary had been obtained The
prison hardly credits The report that the
thieves were seen AZ Park City Tuesday
or Wednesday,
MRS. Drusia s. Grant pettioned the
District court Wednesday for letters of
administration on the estate Of her late
husband. Joshua i. Grant, whose sole
estate. according To the petition, consists
OF a claim against the Americau Steel
and Wire company for $T00 The heirs are
the widow and three children.
DEPOSITS made In the United States
Surveyor Generals office during the first
ten days OF this month for mineral sur
Vows amount TO 1880. This shows that
districts OF Utah, and Is the largest de-
post ever made in ten days in the his
tory OF the office for that kind OF work.
PHILIP II. Page fled petition I'm
the appointment OF " T. Clarke as ex-
eCutor of the estate OF petitioners de-
ceased wife, Ida M. Pago, who. in her
lifetime went by the name OF Ida
Walker. The estate consists Of $4,000
cash in bank. and the husband Ia the
sole hetr. The appointment was made,
District court Wednesday for letters Of
administration ON the estate Of her nus
band. Henry s. Reedall, who died in Cali
fornia June A. The estate in this county
consists OF about S1l 900 worth OF real
estate. There are five heirs. Judge Arm
strong made the appointment as petit
toned for.
u. L. DAVIS Of 10 North First West
coming up town from the Oregon Short
Line railway Tuesday night and suatained
a severe scalp wound, bis head striking
attended Mr. Davis at his homo. con-
sciousness returning half an hour after
the accident
pendence avenue. Kansas City. writes to
the postmaster to ascertain II James Law
renee is in Salt Lake. She says he was
ON his way from California 10 Kansas
In Salt Lake, lie rs an invalid and not
having heard OF bim since June 16 the
family 1aelS uneasy about MN.
II, @. HOFFMAN, who has been In
Helena, Mont. attending tho annual
meeting Of The Contact Copper Mining
company, returned home Wednesday. Mr.
Hoffman was elected president OF the
company. The mine of the company is
two miles from Helena and Mr.. Hof-
man Htates from present development
work the property Will make one OF the
largest copper mines OF the State.
JULY i3 viii be Baby day at Wanda
mere. and 1t is probable that the kids
will be out in full force. EnCh ticket
10 the park will entitle The holder TO
souvenir photo OF a baby. There will
DO number of contests with prizes The
largest baby under 3 years and the small
est under years will each be awarded
O silver cup. The prettiest baby on the
grounds VIII be decided by vote. each
entry to the park being entitled 10 a
vote
WORD was received Wednesday from
2eaffle thai q loN balloon had been rnn-