The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-27
City and fieighborhood

IRA LLOYD, the seventeen-ye year,old
| son of Reniamin LLOYD OF 56i West First
| South street. was reported i'll OF small
| DoN Wednesday,
THE EXERCISES at the state indus
! trial school at ogden will be held on
! Saturday afternoon. Great preparations
} have been made for the occasion
/ A VERY important special meeting OF
! b r, Pcixotto lodge will be held this
| evening at o'clock at Temple Is nal
/ Israel. All members arc urgently re-
| quested TO he present.
TOTAL BANK clearings for Wednes-
day. May %. were SLOT. 1876 -, as COM
I pared with a total OF S61T.iS3.2T for the
! corresponding day year ago. The IN
! crease is thus $4i0,352,SS or an excess
! over. the total OF 1905 of nearly 90 per
! cent.
EDWIN WRIGHT Wednesday, applied
! to the county commissioners TO be re-
| leased from the bond OF Nephi Tlmsen'
| Justice of the peace In precinct no, l.
and the request was granted ana Ilmsen
disqualified until he files another bond
The bond is $500.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public lnstruc-
ton \. G. Nelson returned "Wednesday
from attending the commencement eNer-
clses OF the grade schools OF Rich county
at Woodruff and Will go TO Park city
today and Eureka Friday to Inspect the
schools of those places.
MIR. AND MRS. LESLIE II. FORT OF
New Jersey were the guests "Wednesday
of Mr.. Forts cousin, \, Thomas. the
broker Mr. Fort is the son OF the gov
ernor of New Jersey, and at the Alaska-
Yukon fair opening he Will represent the
governor of the state OF New Jersey. Mr..
Fort was pleased with Salt Lake and It's
prosperous air.
THE MANUFACTURERS association
announces meeting ar o'clock tonight
at the Chamber of Commerce building, at
which there Will be n lecture on adver-
Using by J. j. Giles. After the lecture
there Will be an open discussion regard
ing the manufacturers putting on an In
dustrial fair during the G, 4. r. en-
campment.
REGISTRAR agents throughout the
county are instructed by County clerk
Margaret Zane Wi,chcr and the county
commissioners to be sure that notices OF
the state capitol building election to be
held June are posted in their respect
I've districts not later than May ~. which
is Friday. Registry agents outside OF
the city will receive their election sup
plies by mail
MRS. j.. II. SHIELDS Of anaconda,
Mont and Mrs. Charles Shields OF Park
City have purchased the furniture and
other appurtenances of the Hamilton An
mex apartment house on Brigham street
and will Immediately take possession OF
the promises and carry on the business
The apartments arc among the best fur-
nlshed apartments in the city and VIII be
conducted in a thoroughly modern and
up date manner.
third district court, Wednesday. Mrs
Marian r Hall widow Of Judge William
G. Hall, who recently died at Long
Beach, CAL was appointed guardian OF
the three minor children. Marion c., Will
liam #. and James y. Hall. Mrs. HaHs
bond as guardian was tXed at S2o;ooV.
which she had not furnished at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
THE PRINCIPALS and supervisors OF
the citys public schools met In their
regular weekly meeting Wednesday morn
Ing at the Oquirrh school Following the
meeting the principals and supervisors
were served with refreshments and the
children from the classes at this school
creditably presented some folk dances.
under the direction OF Mrs Bertha Mar
tin. Miss Martha Johnson, supervisor OF
physical education, Is using folk dances
10 considerable extent in her work.
AT BARRATT hall tonight. at SIS
o'clock, the commencement exercises OF
the l.. d. :. university Will be held. The
programme to be rendered will be AN
excellent one. the students OF the school
playing prominent part throughout the
prominent men will deliver addresses 70
the graduates. President Anthon H.
Lund VIII issue the diplomas to the
graduates, This years graduating class
far surpasses that OF last yearS
THE EXHIBIT which tho Mormon
church will make at the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition has been shipped to Sc
attle, and George ID. Pyper left Wednes-
day night for Seattle, where he VIII d.
rect the arrangement OF the exhibit. Mr.
Pyper also had a number OF relics from
the Salt Lake Theater used by some OF
the more prominent actors and actresses
on the stage in this old playhouse In the
long ago. Among these are the first pair
OF silver candlestcks ever brought to
Utah, several goblets carved out from
wood. one OF the old benches used In the
parquette of the theatcr. when II was
first opened in 1862 Mr., Pyper will he
absent about two weeks.