The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-21
City and Neighborhood

MAYOR JOHN s. BRANSFORD has
passed favorably on all the matters trans
acted by the city council Monday night.
JUDGE MORRIS J.. RiTCHIE of the
is q part Of this judicial district, holding
court
WORD WAS received in this city Tues
day of the death Of Frank j. Hacking,
the ship Republic. while crossing the
Atlantic ocean.
c.. w. WINNIT is charged with grand
larceny In complaint issued oy tns
county attorney, TUESDAY. II is alleged
ers near Pennington October Is.
THE SUBJECT of Prof. Klrkpatrlck's s
lecture tonight in he free library hall, 10
South State street, will be, How to OBJ,
tain Living" Rev. Thurston Brown will
preside at the meeting, and the chair
VIII be taken promptly at 1870 o'clock
1T HAS been found necessary TO make
some changes in the schedule of Amer
lean party meetings as su PREVIOUSLY socf,re n,o
halls. The meetings at the SlXteentn
ward amusement hall and knotts hall
have been cancelled.
MANAGER LONG of the Western
vised that the Western Union wires will
be rendered free to all those who desire
to remit funds to sufferers IN the Michi-
gan forest fires. to public officials or com
mittees authorized by any commercial or
charitable institution.
TWO WOMEN, who gave their names
TO the police as Alice Pink and Jane Doe
Fontyn, claiming to be fortune-telers.
were arrested Tuesday night at $50
! o'clock b. Officer William Hilton, on the
| charge OF disobeying the license ordi-
| nance. They were released on their own
recogniza nee to appear In court this after
noon at o'clock,
| HENRY TURNER, a young man 10
! years old died Tuesday afternoon at the
week ago for an operation for appendi-
| cits. The young man died before the
operation was performed: The body, was
o ahd no he Se SeaEfi sped pf > oday aE0f 10
young mans home In Alma. Wyo.
| FRANK DAILY. who claims TO be bar
| ber. WAS arrested Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock for peddling without license
| Daily was found In barber shop on West
| Second South street attempting to dis
! pose OF ring. He claimed that It was
the only one he had, but when searched
| at the police station two others were
| found In his pockets.
WILLIAM HORNBEAK, examiner in
the United States department. OF justice
| who has been examining The books In the
| offices o1 the marshal, the clerk of the
! United States court and the United
! States commissioners for the past two
| months, has completed his investigations
! and left Tuesday for Carson CITY, New
| to examine the offices there.
THE STATE board OF pharmacy. held
| the regular quarterly examination in the
| board OF education rooms at the city ano
F., county building, Tuesday, Twelve appli-
cants, three OF whom were women, took
the examination, The applicants hale
from all parts Of the state. The eXamjna.
tion will continue through today. The
board Is composed OF John Culey of Og.
dcn B. +. Ritter OF Logan. Alexander
Hedquist of Provo and w. II. Dayton anc
James l.. Franken of this city
MRS JULIA A. BERRY, mother o
| Charles l.. Berry, Il well-known business
man OF this city, died Tuesday Afternoon
at her home at 373 South Third Eas
street. Mrs. Berry was a native of Eng
land. being born in the year 1881, She
had lived In this city for forty years anc
was widely and favorably known here
Mrs. Berry is survived by her son, Charlie,
l.. Berry OF this city, two daughters, o
ogden, and one son. OF briggs, Ida. y,
| arrangements for the funeral win be made
until the son in briggs arrives in thi!
city.
THE THIRD SEASON OF the salesman
ship school conducted by the association
institute OF the y NJ. c. a. Will open to
night, A number OF personal Invitations
have been distributed for this openin;
session, but every man in the city wh'
Is Interested will be welcome a shor
talk on "Salesmanship' will be given b,
John ID. Spencer OF the New York Litt
in charge of this course. A number o
business men Will also be present to speal
on the general subject Of The Need 10
Trained Statesmen" Among the mer
chants and statesmen who viii be prcscn
/ are G. a, Quigley, manager of the Stude
baker company; +, y, Druchl, president o
the Smith Drug company; o. II. Hewlett
of Hewlett Bros: Charles F, Adams o
Richardson Adams, and Oscar Groshel
of the National Cash Register company.
\ MEETING OF the state art institute
was held Monday night at the home o
Madam Myra SAWYER. Aside from rou