The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
City and NeighborhoOd

REV. DIR. s. f. wIsHARD will prcnch
at tho Third Presbyterian church Sunday
evening mt o'clock, on his recent travels
in China.
MRS. CLARA STEPHENSON has resigned
her position with tho O. -. Banks millinery
company and will lonve shortly for Vow York
To buy for tho new firm, tho Banks Pattern
Hat company.
THE WESTERN Fuel company recently
was awarded tho contract for furnishing coal
10 Fort Douglas During the year beginning
July I the company will dclivor 5000 tohs
Of coal 10 the fort.
DAVID SMITH, n laborer while clearing
tho way for tho steam shovel Of tho Utah
Construction company was struck by large
rock which broke his log Friday evening.
He was taken to ST. Marks hospital.
L. T. sHIPLEY, superintendent OF con
sfruction OF federal buildings, VIII meet with
Postmaster A. j. Thomas at Ogden on Mon.
day TO discuss the proposed improvements
in the local federal building and postofhcc
quarters.
w, G. HURD, n prominent attorney uf the
city. is cungratulnting himself on the recent
acquisition of handsome baby boy who
weighs / pounds and arrived late Satur-
day night. Both Mrs. Hurd and the young
stor doing we'll.
THE UNIVERSITY CLUB will hold spc-
ciol meeting to consider the rofunding Of the
| indebtedness OF tho club, and to authorize the
| trustees 60 purchase real estate adjoining tho
present site Of tho club. Tho time set for
| the meeting is May "a
GOVERNOR WILLIAM sPRY, ncconpan.
led by his staff. paid official visit To Col
one Scott, commundhDt at Fort Douglas. ST T.
urday afternoon. The gosernor's party was
met at tho entrance TO the fort by an escort
and accompanied tho grounds.
THE STRIKE situation with the struc.
tural iron workers of tho city romans tho
Same as IL has been for the past three
days. the members of the union refusing to
work and the employers refusing TO grant
tho scale Of wages asked. Both sides feel
confident OF victory and settlement IN the
near future
f. F. HIBNER of Kansas. lecturer on So.
Geological probloms, will deliver free lee
turc on Socialism, its significance and scrv.
ice. Mt tho Federation OF Jnbor hnll on
Wednesday, May 10 at p. IN. Tho lecture
viii be followed by questions and discus.
sion from the floor The public Is cordially
invited.
MRS. II, s. SMITH. living with a sister
Mrs, II. CATER, 2605 Ninth East street, was
taken into custody Saturday afternoon on
the streets in dcmentcd condition. She
mad large sum OF money upon her ard
seemed TO be suffering from tho halucinu'
ton that she WAS being followed by thugs
She was returned 10 her relatives.
DURING tho Alaska Yukon. Pacific exposi-
ton the visitors TO tho fair will hnvo a
chance 10 SEQ miniature OF the tabernacle
at Salt Lake City, which will he about
fcct long and feet. inches wide. There
will also be miniature Of the temple, and
both OF these when completed will be placed
on exhibition in the windows of the Co.op
Furniture company on Main street where
they viii remain for few days prior 10
their being shipped to Seattle.
ALLEGING PERMANENT injuries. but not
specifying what they are Andrew Nathikas
brought suit against tho Utah Fuel company
in the Third district court Saturday TO re-
cover damages in the sum OF Slo,5o0. Nath-
ikas. G!ock, says that while he WINS en-.
ployed as n miner in the defendant company's
mine at Clear Creek, Carbon county, January
27 last. he caught underneath csvc.in
and badly hurt. lie charges the company
with negligence in not providing The proper
timbering for the chamber in which he was
working.
MICHAEL RUBINE was the victim OF n
peculiar accident March ; last according TO
his complaint for damages for personal in.
juries filed against the Denver & Rio Grandc
and the Colorado Midland railway sompan IS
in the Third district court Saturday. RubMc
says that while he was riding from Colorado
Springs TO Salt bnkc City tho lato men
tionod rock fell against the coacn he was
occupying and not only broke tho window
by him. but forced some of the particles II
glass into his left arm between the elbow
and the wrist. BY reason of the accident,
he says, no was inDble to work until May
10. but even now his left hand is permanently
disabled. lie demands $500.