The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-20
City and 'ieighborhood

JUDGE HENDERSON, president of the
school board. passed a comfortable day
Yesterday and Is steadily improving in
health.
PAROLES FROM the State Industrial
school and their parents will meet with
the trustees OF this institution at the
iuvenile courtroom this Thursday even
Ing al O'Clock.
GOVERNOR JOHN A. JOHNSON of
Minnesota and former Governor FOLK OF
Missouri II Is said will soon visit Salt
Lake. Local Democrats will give them
a reception.
THE COMMITTEE on teachers and
school work of the board of. education
will meet at o'clock this afternoon TO
consider bids upon school and janitor
supplies amounting 70 something ike
$4,000.
GLEN L. BURTON, out on parole from
the Colorado state Reform school, was
and Burt on the charge OF having at
tempted TO pass worthless check on a
west side drug store.
IN JUDGE .ARMSTEoNG's division of
The third district court Wednesday,
George Axelrad was given Judgment
against D. A. AxelrsG, his brother. on
two promissory notes, dated April j. 1908,
and due in one year. Tor SS"'.'S'
COUNTY CLERK MARGARET ZANE
WITCHER "Wednesday received a letter
from Ivan Stephens OF Joseph. Or. who
is seeking information as TO the where
abouts OF E ?, k9cii; = rela tlTe; tIy,, who Is
THE STATE BOARD or INSANITY,
consisting Of Governor Spry. Attorney
General \. L. Barnes and State Treas
mrcr David Mattson: went 10 Provo
and inspect the State Mental hospital
w Il. CLARK, charged with selling
LIQUOR 10 minors. whose trial took place
\. week ago in the court OF STANLEY a.
Hanks. justice of The peace, dec's,on .,o.
l.f-ir hoo hold an
found guilty Wednesday afternoon and
fine o. $50 imposed.
OF THE TEN WOMEN arrested sat
urdaY night in q raid on the west Sldc
stockadc by the county sheriff s office,
Stanley \. Hanks. justice OF the peace;
said Wednesday night that the FIRST ol
tho cases would he tried in his court
Thursday morning.
CHARLES T.. STEVENS. aged 63
years. died al his home in the rear oil 4o3
North Twelfth West street Tuesday night
while suffering from pneumonia. The ~
neral services will be held from the
Twcuty-ninth ward chapel this afternoon.
and intcrment will be IN the City ceme-
terry
ALLEGING NoN-suPPORT since No
yember l, 1907 Icrline X. Wallis -, has
II Wallis in the third district court
Mrs, Wallis also demands her maiden
name OF oden back. The marriage took
place here October ;, 1906,
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for We'd
pcsday May u. were $1.0@6. 161 JIG. as
compared with total OF $3.50. Go for
Inc corresponding day OF year ago, 1he
Increase IS thus SS65.ol65l. an excess
Of 50 per cent over the TOTAL for the cor
responding day Of 1908.
THE FUNERAL OF Angus p. Moyle
viii be held Thursday at II o'clock at
The i=iEhleenhh wnna chnpT s he yinc5 ffIa5
at the family residence, 1876 Fourth ave
nuc. between the hours OF 1880 and ll:"O
a. IN. Thursday.
DAVIS w. LELAND is suing Anna O..
Bourne I'm the third district court to quiet
title to property in lot ?. block 40, plat
u. Salt Lake City survey. and to COM
pc! the defendant TO move renee on
the property in dispute. The fence. IT ~
alleged Is four feet onto tho plaintih s
property.
D. r. COLLETTE. secretary of the
Manufacturers association, Is preparing
an alphabetical list of the goods manu-
factured in the state. together with The
concern which produces them. This list
Promises To be unusually CONVENIENT lol
business men and viii bc distributed III
tIIc near future,
marshal. LETT at O'Clock Wcdnesday
nlgnt for Fort Duchcsne. Ncrnai White
locks locks Theodore and lioosevclt. TO Sun- ~
stealing case. which VIII be heard at the
next session OF the federal court
AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE on
J. Pack, professor Of geology in the Uni
Versity Of Utah. Friday evening, May u;
at SIS O'Clock. large number o'
stcrcopticon views will be used by Pro-
fossor Pack To illustrate the lecture
which promises TO be quite interesting.
FOUR LARGE AMERICAN bald head
90 eagles are causing considerable "orrS
To the residents who live I'm the vicinity
% the City cemetery The mothers oi
small children are especially worried, Tor
according TO the reports of those who
Jlare seen the eagles, they are large
enough to carry off child,
MISSIONARY PARTY will be given
IN The Nineteenth ward meeting house
fflday. May II. in honor of Elder DAME
D. Lang, who leaves shortly to labor as
missionary In the Swiss and German
nllssioDs. An excellent programme has
been arranged. TO which The public Is