The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-03
City and Neighborflood

NJ
a member OF the late state senate, was
in the city Wednesday.
MRS. BELL VINEGAR, 81 wears old
OF 245 North Seventh West street, was
reported III OF smallpox Wednesday.
THE REGULAR meeting of the Jew
ish Relief society will be held today at
the B. B. lodgerooms at 10:30 a. M
A MEETING of the Utah State Poultry
association will he held Thursday even
ing, June 8, at o'clock, at the CONNER
cial club. The public is cordially In
vited.
Nj. e, sHoLL, owner of the American
piatom mines at Carlin. New, is in Salt
Virginia City. New. He is negotia ting
for large plant OF machinery.
AT PHILLIPS CHURCH the ministers
of the city will meet again In their de-
votiopal conference at $3.50 a. m. and 7:45
p. m. today The meetings will continue
Friday morning afternoon and evening
MRS. J. B. SNYDER, wife Of the chief
dispatcher OF the Salt Lake Route who
resides at 33l Tenth East street, Is homo
from tue hospital, where. on May Is. a
baby girl was born 10 them. The little
stranger has been named Virginia Lau-
renee
j. Il. JENNINGS, secretary Of the Au-
tomobile club OF Utah, has arranged with
j. Bcrgerman Of Lagoon and S. II Love
of Wandamere to admit owners OF au-
The road TO both resorts Is very much
improved over last year.
AT THE MEETING OF Salt Lake lodge
No. So. 3. p. O. Elks. Wednesday even
ing, 1t was decided to postpone indeG-
nitely acceptance of the invitation of the
Utah Jockey club to have an Elks' day
al the fair grounds next Monday and
plans for the affair have accordingly been
abandoned by the lodge
A. c. NELSON. superintendent OF pub
in fr1trfi tS
the commencement exercises Of the
schools Of Morgan county, held at Nor
gan, Tuesday evening, Friday he and
the governor Will go to Hcbsr City TO
attend the commencement exercises Of
the schools OF that place. This Will wind
up the commencement exercises OF the
schools of the state outside the larger
cities.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGs 10,
Wednesday, June .. were s1,l97.59 59s05, as
compared with n total of SS25 402 81 for
the corresponding day Of year ago. Tho
increase increase, therefore was sa72.1eo,li, an
corresponding day OF 1908. This show
ing is In general keeping with the aver,
age or daily Increase during the past Hvl
months OF the present year,
THE GENERAL CHURCH BOARD
OF EDUCATION OF the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints has issued
call TO Its teachers OF religious and
other oher subjects to attend the annual con-
Monday and ending Friday afternoon
Practically the entire week will be given
up to the discussion OF the religious sub
jects OF the Mormon church and the bcst
methods OF lnculcating these teachings
In the minds OF the pupils OF the church
schools President Joseph +, Smith and
President Anthon II. Lund will be among
the speakers.
IN JUDGE RlTCHIE's division of the
third district court Wednesday. upon
motion OF the plaintiffs. the damage suit
Oh a. Hanauer and Howard Lawson
against the Chicago, Rock Island Pa
G.ilc RAILWAY company was dismissed.
Inc plaintiffs were demanding Sl655 66
damages of the defendant company for
INJURY to %6,a head of sheep turned over
TO the railway company at Pueblo July
II, 1908, for delivery to Omaha, Neb.
There was an unnecessary delay OF forty
one hours In the transit Of the sheep II
was alleged, during which time the ami
mails were without food water and rest
and shrunk in weight 1890 pounds.
PETER THANASOPOULEs a Greek,
Dy his guardian ad Item, Peter kuraras
brought suit against the Utah Copper
company GO, in the third district court
Tor personal injuries sustained In the
Gompany's mine at Bingham. February
!. thls year While employed as water
was put TO work tending switch 1t is al
legged, with which work he was unfa-
miiiar. and while SO employed he was
SNi uth pS large IRON cnaln loosely at
tached to a passing car knocked down
and thrown underneath the car. His left
lesr il is alleged. was so badly crushed
that amputatlon was necessary. for
which $4,000 damages is demanded
THE COMMENCEMENT program for
the Granite district schools 10 be held
In the Granite stake house Friday, June
4 AT 1880 a. M. follows: Invocation.
Richard Howe, overture. Burton school
orchestra: welcome, Ethel jackson, Mon
roe school. Our Home" Maggie Rert
Edison school; song, pupils OF Whittier
school duet, pupils OF Hawthorne school:
our Nation" Edwin Wnder Burton
school; plano duet, Ernest and Ella Voel-
iier Ashton school; "Paternal Devotion"
Beatrice Cannon, Forest school. story
pupil OF Woodstock school: chorus pu-
pills of Plymouth school, invitation to
high school, Milton Love. high school:
response, Alfratta Fisher. Sherman
school; song. pupils of Carlisle school:
eulogy, Irene Richter. Roosevelt school
chorus, pupils OF Forest school. valedic-
tory: Kathleen Bagley- Irving school, ad-
dress 10 graduates, Oscar w Carlson: