The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-08

GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY is in
Beaver county on business,
CAROLINE MEJIA. aged 80, of So
West Third South street, was the only
victim OF smallpox reported 10 the board
.of health on Wednesday.
sELWYNE PEREZ KINNEY, son of
Judge G. s. Kinney, has been appointed
Annapolis by Senator Sutherland.
WILLIAM T. JACK, one Of the best
boosters in Burley. Ida, is in Salt Lake,
distributing attractive circulars descrlp-
tive of his section OF the northern state.
MAYOR JOHN s. BBANsFoRD has
set his seal OF approval on all the matters
passed upon by the city council last night
and sent up to him for consideration.
+. Fl, JESSUP of Rochester. \, Y, who
has been attached for some time to the
forest service planting station at Wa
satch. has been transferred TO the Logan
alton.
LESTER D FREED has been formally
notified by Governor Spry OF the accept
ance of his resignation as a member of
the board OF directors OF the state Fair
association. Mr. Freed'S successor Will
be named next week.
A MEETING of the refreshment com
mittee OF the women Is citizens committee
of the G. a. r. will be held at the gem
erai committee rooms 2$5 Commercial
club building, Saturday afternoon at
COUNTY ATTORNEY LYON has is
sued a complaint against Il. r. Hatfield,
negro, charging him with making an as.
saut upon Wesley A. Burger. boy II
Is sworn to by G. a. Sperry, 81 probation
officer OF the juvenile court.
JUDGE MORSE has rendered a decree
in favor OF the plaintif In the case OF
John Morgan against B: q; Sehettler and
others, I'm which 1t is held that a mort
gage on property owned by plaintiff and
held by defendants has been paid in fun
and plaintiffs title 10 the property is
quieted,
A DIAMOND RING. valued at S499. is
the subject OF suit filed in the city court
Wednesday by T. NJ. Harmon against John
Baer. Harmon alleges that Baer came into
possession OF the ring on June - ana
claims 1t as his own In addition 10 The
ring the plaintiff asks jud gment for 500
damages and costs.
''HENPFCKO, THE MONK made his
first appearance at Lagoon Tuesday night
That Is 10 say the newest baby ape at
the zoo was christened with that burden
some cognomen. The tiny Slmian was the
center Of observation at tho resort Wed
re?day. and the doctor says that mother
and child are doing well.
A PETITION has been filed with the
city recorder, addressed To the council;
asking that the estTay pound be removed
from It's present location near Tenth South
and Eighth East streets. The petition
erty owners in that locality. and recites
that the pound detracts from the beauty
OF their new lawns, sidewalks and trees,
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for We'd
nesday. July {. were Sl.l96, $50. as com
pared with q total OF s1,l04.S19,7T for the
corresponding clay q year ago. The In
crease. therefore. Is sol 1865. or an cN-
cess OF nearly S per cent over the showing
or 1908. Although the increase Is not
especially. large, the total is well mp to
the showing Of the past few months, or
an average Of slightly more than one mil
lion dollars per day for every day OF the
week.
| THE FUNERAL OF Mrs. J. II. Wyndus
was held Wednesday afternoon at !"
O'clock IN the Third Presbyterian church
Mrs Wynds was in her seventy-elghiG
year, She was born in England. She was
for many years devoted member OF the
Presbyterian church al Nephi. and for the
past three years at the church from which
she was buried. Her husband. j. u.
Wynclus. and the following children by
former marriage survive her: Mrs. Mary
a. Seeley OF Indianoa. Mrs. Sophia Sperry
OF Nephi. and II O. and j. 7. GoidsbrouSh
OF NePhi, The service was conducted by