The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
City and Neighborhood

City and NeighborhOod
CLOTHED in the pompous vestments
Eof his office and wearing a smile en-
| tircly out of keeping with tho solemnity
of the occasion. Henry Jacobs, president
OF the Salt Lake Y. r. G. L., will occupy
| tho high chair at tho banquet of that
! body 10 he held iu the First ConGrcGa-
| tIonal church McXt Friday night Mr.
Jacobs. or president ITcucrY MIL IL
! known among young people of the city
as an earnest Christian worker aud a
Jolly good fellow This will not he the
| first gathcring his bright dinner talk has
craced. nor whore nc has quaned
steaming cup OF coffee or chocolate to
tho hoath and prosperity Of the Chris
tian young people OF Salt Lake.
GUSTAVE. DINKLAGE has returned 10
Salt Lake after a stay OF four years in
Germany, where he studied music In
some OF the noted conscrvatories. Mr.
| DinSlagc gave especial attention 10 the
| pipe organ, AT the time of his depart
ure Tor Europe Mr.. Dinklage was con-
| ncctcd with the Christensen e. AnSoD
company of this city as an expert tuner
| and rcpaircr of pianos. organs and other
musical instruments On his return Mr..
Dinklage again becomes connected with
! the company.
MAI. WALTER X WRIGHT. senior
major uf the Eighth United States in
fantry, Is in salt Lake fey few days.
He is on his way to Monterey. Cal,
|
! formerly was stationed at Fort Douglas.
He was here with the sixteenth infantry
| from 1889 to 1883. During that time he
took active interest in the University
club. and was once president of that
institution.
SANDY" MACKENZIE has done
| himself proud in the fourth and current
number of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
! paper about the talk world" MIR,
Mack cuzic's justly celebrated style is TO
he seen throughout the eight interesting
pages. number of excellent illustya-
tions help an already good thing along.
\ NUMBER OF ADDITIONS have
! been made TO the membership OF the
| University club. These have been en-
rolled; Robert H. Parker, Yale, PHI r..
! '02: Sylvester NJ. Scott. Jr., Yale, Ph. E.
! '07; Frank \. Fisher. Stanford. r, 4"
| .O7; Frank S. McGregor. Massachusetts
Technical. y. s, 'o7. Nine more names
are posted for membership
w. A. TAYLOR of Lakcview, Lake
county, Or. is in Salt Lake. Mr.. Taylor
| is assistant manager of transportation
for the Oregon VALLEY, Land company.
| He says that a steamboat worth 100000
has been launched on Great Goose lake.
and that the California & Oregon railroad
VIII soon project line to his section
STATE Fish and Game Commissioner
F. w Chambers ~ vent to Sprngyilic
! fish hatchery being built at that place at
a cost OF s$SOO There has been an un-
accountable delay In the completion OF
! The plant. and Mr.. Chambers wants to
| find cut what is tho trouble,
PUBLIC FAIRGROUNDS AND PUB
| Lie BATHS Will be the subject Of an
! addgcSs before the civic forum OF the
| Social Science club Oy Miss RoSaie Pol
| lock. superintendent OF the primary work
in the city schools. tonight. al lbs South
Second East. Unity hall. al o'clock, The
public is cordially invited.
THE FUNERAL Of j T, Blacliman.
| lf nj
| Monday. will be held from the Evans
undertaking parlors Friday afternoon at
o'clock The intermentt will be at MI; Mt;
Lake and the railroad conductors are re-
quested TO attend tho services.
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF the
Central Christian church VIII hold its
| regular monthly meeting this CThursdaD
! afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Hoyt, 1i
Virginia avenue. on Federal Heights, All
persons interested in missionary work are
| welcome TO attend.
THE LADIES OF the James B Mexican
W. i, &. and post will give a campfire
and supper in the banquet hall OF the
| / O O. f.. hall on Saturday. November
13 All corps and posts and their friends
are cordially invited.
THE REGULAR MEETING of the
Daughters OF Veterans will be held at
/. O. O. L. hall November IL. An mem
bcrs are requested TO be present. as
number of important business matters
win be brought up,
IT IS EXPECTED that coo young peo-
pie will be entertained at the banquet
| 10 be given Friday evening in the First
! Congrege tiopal church, Preparations arc
complete for the serving OF the number
indicated.
THE Salt Lake Security and Trust
company YESTERDAY sold four-room
modern cottage at No. l. Caroline ave
nue. to William ]. Dalton Tor $500. The
sale was negotiated by A. Richter
GOV. SPRY. state Treasurer Mattson
and State Auditor Jewkcs will be in
Provo today attending the regular
monthly meeting of the state board OF
insanity. at the state mental hospital
THE BOARD or CORRECTIONS held
a brief meeting Al the state prison
Wednesday afternoon. The only business
transacted was the auditing oi claims
and accounts
Hardy will he held from the Second ward
chapel at II o'clock this (T,hg,rsdaa!y,1
morning, instead Of at o'clock this
afternoon. as at first reported.
MRS. ELIZABETH PROCTOR -
years Of age, widow OF the late Bishop
Proctor OF the Tenth ward, died Wednes-
day afternoon. Notice Of the funeral VIII
be made at later date.
THE MANY FRIENDS Of Mrs Nc
Dowall, wife Of Judge Samuel Mcpowall.
formerly OF this city. now Of Reno. New.
will be panied TO learn Of bcr death
which occurred At Reno November I.
w. c T. L. VIII be held at tho home Of
Mrs. w. +. Core. l57 Twelfth East. Fri
day November 10. al go o'clock.
THE state board Of examiners and tic
state armory board held meetings i'm The
/ governors orilC" Wednesday but trans
acted only roDtipe business.
KAY WILLIAM CUINN. lhc we'll
known Chinaman, is The happy father or
- ton pound boy. Mother and son arc
doing we'll
NJ d WELLS has zone To CHICAGO Mr.
Wells goes on business connected with
the Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company.
| WORD has been received from Reno or
;hc death of the mother of Miss Helen
Crawford Miss Crawford left Tor Reno
Wednesday.
\ SETTING Of equity cases Win hc
made by Judge G. w. Morse in the dis
trict court Monday. November Is
ONE or THE city mail carriers
Wednesday brought to tho posiofticc n
bl3cl. leather pockctbook containing a
number Of receipts and other papers but