The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-22
City and Neighborhood

GEORGE I. BEAN has been admitted
TO practice in the United States courts.
GEORGE l.. WALL. postmaster OF
Rlackfoot. Ida. and a well-lsnown politi-
clan of the Gem state is salt LaIte
visitor
NEWELL H. CLAYTON has started
suit in the district court against o5n 1ne
Utah Con. Mining company Tor $L9-z'
charging damage from smelter smoke.
THE FINAL REHEARSAL OF tho
Symphony orchestra will DE heIu t@nls @
afternoon at o'clock at the SAT- Lake AK.
theater Instead OF the Colonial theeter'
as previously announced.
THE SUIT entered by w. L. Bake
man for Sli. 900. in the United states dis-
trict court, against the utan Con. MN. IN :.
ing company, for smoke nuisance. has
been dismissed,
WILLIAM SIMPSON, formerly a mall
carrier in this city, has been relnstateo
by Postmaster Thomas, simpson re-
signed a short time ago to engage In
other business.
THE VOTERS Of the Fifth precinct
Will meet at Judge Dichls courtroom
next Monday November 23. at p M
for the purpose OF nominating non
partisan member OF the board OF eouca-
tion.
ALBERT e. WALKER. for some time
past a barber at the Alta club. is lying
critically Ill at his residence oo' south
Eighth East street. MI walker rs SUI SUI :
physician holds ont but lIttle hope for
his recovery,
CHARLES T. PRISK of Park City. en-
gagged In the stationery business, uleo
voluntary petition in bankruptcy e 10 e,ves yes
MS liabilities as S2929.9S and assets as
S22l6.45. OF which $3.50 is exempt under
the law,
THE FUNERAL of Mrs, Anne Bufnng-
ton who died Thursday. took place sat
urday afternoon at 2s3O o'clock from the
family home at 1860 Emerson avenue.
The Rev Albert Buxton, pastor OF the
Christian church, conducted the services.
Burial was at the City cemetery,
WITHOUT PREJUDICE. the suit Of
Peter Olsen and others against Simon
Bamberger and others. on 81 promlssory
on property in the West Mountain mining
district, was dismissed in Judge Morse E
division OF the Third district court sat
urday.
WITHIN SIXTY DAYS tho bishop 8
chair, for st. Mary's Catholic cathedral
will be ready. The chair will be one OF
the most magnificent pieces OF church
furniture In the country and WIZ cost
in the neighborhood OF $1,000. II wlH be
carved. and Will stand over twenty-five
feet high.
UNITED STATES Immigration Com
missioner McCabe is seeking information
as 10 The Whereabouts of one Roolo Gau-
chat VINO is being sought by his sister,
Leah Daniels. She is a resident of Can
ada, and states In her letter that her
brother is TO share IN some good fortune
with her Il he can be found. BY apply
ing to Mr. McCabe, Gauchat Will learn
something of value TO him.
FROM THE poll tax department came
the Information Saturday that from now
on poll tan delnquencres Will be pushed
with vieor and prosecutions will he made
beginning December ! on delinQuencies'
Immediate payment Of Poll tax delin-
QuenCies will save the delinquent costs.
Exemptions must be presented at the Of
flee in the city and county building be-
fore they will be approved.
THE students council OF tho Y. NJ.
c. A. held a largely attended meeting at
the association rooms Saturday evening
were nominated and elected to member
ship. The new members are w. u. Ran
dali. W, ]. Witherspoon. o 5. Saal, J. u.
Cowley. Ernest Baur. Harold Heaton, a.
e Winward E. A. Hoare, Arthur
Haigi1t. o L. McMulln. Stephen Carman
and A II. Nossmeyer.
A PLEASANT EVENING was passed
Friday at the home OF A. G. Lunoen OF
Superior addition. when the elders OF the
ninth quorum and their ladies were the
guests Of Mr., Lunden, the president OF
The quorum. An elaborate spread was
provided, and this was partaken OF by, by
musical and literary programme was en-
joyed. Remarks were maze by B!snop
Jones, the members OF MS council ana
President Lunden. The mouse was pret-
tily decorated with Ivy and chrysanthe-
NUNS
COMPLAINTS are being made by resi-
dents in the locality Of the Lafayette
school, whose children are accustomed 70
playing near the City creek culvert 10
the effect that the iron bars which are
supposed 10 cover the tunnel through
which the water Is conveyed underground
In front of the school are out OF place,
thus making It very dangerous, child
was killed at the same place some time
ago owing to the bars being out Of place,
and the jury awarded damages against
the city.
PLANS for the housing and entertain
ment OF the state teachers annual asso-
clatlon. which viii convene In Salt Lake
City December 81, viii be made at a
meeting OF the general committee Mon
day afternoon. This committee is COM =
posed Of City Superintendent D, n,
Christensen. High School Principal
George a. Eaton Mark G. Brown, Eta
Powers and william A. WetzeI, The
committee on meeting places, composed
OF Mark c. Brown. II. J. Stearns. D. r.
Coornbs. W. D. Prosser and Mary Dysart.
Will also meet then and try 10 complete
arrangements fer the quarters for the
association.