The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-07
City and Neighborhood

a marriage license was issued Friday
TO Henry Gushing OF Santaquin and Vera
Harding OF Provo
The Westminster Sunday school is pre-
pairing to have an outing at Wandamere
next Monday.
The Board OF Public Works was to
have held a meeting Friday evening. but
failed 10 get quorum. special meet
Ing Will probably be held shortly.
j. =. Sprult immigration agent for
Angeles Friday night, where he goes 10
arrange for an excursion TO the neighbor-
ing republic,
County Clerk J: L. Eldredge, ,Jr.. has
OF All Broadway, Logansport, Ind, ask
ing for Information as to the whereabouts
of her fosterfath Carl w. a. Johnson.
whom she last heard from in Utah in
about 1898.
Joseph Smith and John Dolsino were
brought 10 Salt Lake by the Sheriff from
Alta, Friday, and were lodged in the
county tail. The desk sergeant acknowl-
sation was being brought against the
prisoners.
Gov. John C. Cutler Will be present at
Utah Day" at Venice, the beautiful
caifGma Ca, pr t,1 summer resort Utah DAN i
be United States Senator George G. Per-
kins Of California and Secretary of the
Navy Metcalf, Governor Cutler will
Changes in the officers OF National
banks In the lntermountaln country have
been made as follows: The Shoshone
National bank of Cody. Wyo., F. f. Cal
lister, cashier, In place of r. Il. Gleeson
the First National bank Of Occur d Alene,
Ida, F. w. Tinkel. assistant cashier,
10 Leblanch was brought TO the coun-
~ jail from Bingham Friday, where he
will be held pending his trial for burg
larry, having been committed by a Bing-
The BURGLARY Of which J,p-
blanch Is accused was committed at
Bingham about three days ago.
Tom Kaimihira, Jap, was arrested
Friday afternoon for creating disturb
ance In a house at No. 2Ob Commercial
street, He is accused of having -four
ished a revolver. and when this was
wrested from his grasp, of having struck
one OF the inmates on the mouth with a
seasnelI a weapon which he had carried
in his pocket.
Lorenzo Ostberg of Teasdale. Wayne
county, was the victim OF railroad ac-
cident at Carlin, New, Friday morning
OF an approaching train awakened him.
but being in rather a dazed condition
he ran on the track and was struck
by the approaching engine Osberg was
" after the accident,
City Engineer l.. c. Kelsey has fur
nished the waterworks committee Of the
City Council an estimate OF the cost
OF replacing the present three-inch water
mains on Second avenue and q portion
Of First avenue with siX-inch mains at
several places where 1t is claimed the
present mains are too close to the sur
face. The figures OF the engineer are
$40, ,3S05S. The committee has not yet
decided what it will recommend.
A. Peterson Of Logan, an employee of
the Western Bottling Works plant on
the Lagoon grounds. Thursday met with
q very painful accident while filing bot
ties. He was at work with the corking
machine, when he got hold of o cracked
rootbeer bottle and applied the high
pressure. The result was that the bot
tie broke, throwing glass in all direc-
tlons. One large piece hit Peterson under
the eye and cut an ugly looking cash
about three inches In length. He was i'm
mediately brought to Salt Lake and the
wound stitched. He will be able to re-
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