The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-14
CITY AND NEIGH B0RH0GD

William c Dickson OF Pittsheld 1lli
OF Colorado. Col "a "f is Eie pisiIns his relsiives. MT
and Mrs, John T. Lynch. Of thie city.
Jacob a. Riis, socis. reforrner and au-
thor. VIII lecture at Barratt hall; under
the auspices OF the M. I, A lecture bu-
reau, Wednesday evening, January ls.
Fitzgerald Bros g. Landreth on Satur-
day purchased of the State 5000 acres OF
land. TO he added TO their holdings un-
der the Abraham canal In Millard county
Phillip NJ RaIeieh qunahliiiena as as city 7;
]. d. Grant, who resigned. !acob T.
Raleigh and j. M. Wheeler OF Salt Lake
arc his bondsmen.
Clarence G. Dresser who has been
with the Newhouse company for some
time. leaves this evening for Phoenix,
Arz, to take charge OF the Fortuna Gold
and Copper companys property near u at
place.
Postponed from the holiday time the
employees Of the Mccormick bank were
rendered their annual banquet ar the
Commercial club Saturday night, by
George Morgan The table was decorated
in American Beauty roses. and Fisher
Harris acted as POSTMASTER.
Frank Enser. for many years a sa-
loonkeeper and bartender In salt Lake.
died in Ely. ,Ney., Friday night. of pneu-
mona. Engler had worked as bartender
at the knutsford and Kenyon hotels, and
at one time owned an interest In the
Pabst saloon on Second South street. lie
leaves relatives here.
j. a Melville or Fillmore has been
engaged by the Abraham Canal company
20 look after its land interests In MIL
lard county. His office Will be With
Fitzgerald Bros e Lauareth In the y. +
Walker building. Mr.. Melville will re-
move with his family 10 Sal, Lake City.
their future home. after March l.
After a delay OF weeks Ne case against
Buffet. was called In the Police court
Saturday morning. O'Neu was arrested
a month ago for violating the liquor ordi-
nance. He preferred TO fight the case
and. as n result was found guilty and
fined $50. II is understood that he Will
take an appeal
Mary l.. Taylor applied yesterday 10 the
District court FOR letters OF admlnistra-
lor. who died in Salt Lake. December 16.
1906. The petitioner is the widow OF
the deceased She says, that he died
possessed Of mining stock worth about
$4,000 and cash In the sum Of $3.50.
Freeman Morningstar. president, and
general manager Of the Nevada Bonan-
% Copper Mining company. will leave
the nrst of this week for Yerington. In
he has engaged at Provo Mr. Morning
star has engaged two copper miners from
Michigan. who viii accompany him TO
the mine.
Al the First Presbyterian church. Sat
uTday, January 10. commencing at I r.
m. the Character Building Templars win
give a little social entertainment. Gleed
Miller, the social director of the club,
has made an announcement that the club
would be very much pleased 70 have
every one interested in this work at
tend this social
Peter Bailey. an employee Of the Bell
Telephone company, was arrested Satur-
day on warrant sworn out by the pro-
prietor OF the Black Cat saloon. who
charges him with destroying property.
The offense is alleged to have been COM
mitred n week ago, when, the saloon
man says. Bailey got drunk and hurled a
brick through 4 window Of his resort.
Bailey had managed TO elude the officers
for six days, officer Harris made the
arrest,
The Alice Consolidated Mining com
pany. which owns six claims In Tooele
county. fled articles OF Incorporation with
the County Clerk yesterday The COM
pany is capitalized at 81 900. 900, in shares
OF the par value Of 81 each and zoo 00G
shares are set aside as treasury stock.
dent. w. r. Hutchinson; ce-president
w. F. Galloway, secretary and treasurer.
A. G Daily. These. with r. +. Miller
and b. l.. Cutler, constitute the board
OF directors.
Fifty-fve births were reported 20 the
city health department last week. OF
which SO were males and 10 females.
Thirty seven deaths were reported dur
ing the week Twenty y-thrce cases Of
contagious disease were reported as fol-
lows: Scarlet fever. | diphtheria s: ty-
cough. 3. cerebro- spinal meningitis l.
There remain in quarantine six cases OF
scarlet fever and eight cases Of diph-
ther!a.