The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-01
City and Neighborhood

THE REGULAR MEETING of the
Jewish Relief society Will be held in the
s. g. rooms this afternoon at 2:S0.
| THE LADIES AUXILIARY to b. OF
II l.; Il Will entertain the grand president
| the hall
FRANK HALL is on trial before jury
IN Judge Lewis's division of the third
district court on the charge of attempted
burglary In the third degree.
GOVERNOR sPRY, Wednesday. re-
celved the resignation of Lester D. Freed
rs director of the State Fair associa-
ton. Mr.. Freeds successor likely will
be named before the coming state fair
pr: T; 3. BEATTY of the state board
ct health. who has been tavellng through
the east on q vacation trip, and Is now
In Maine. is expected TO return TO Salt
Lake in about ton days,
SARAH k1NSEL of Milnor. Ida. 80
years old; w. V, Hanks, 80. Of Bruins
wick court, and Delora Grant. the twelve
year-old daughter OF d. F.. Grant OF II
center street. were reported Ill of small
poX TO the city board of health Wednes-
day,
MEMBERS OF the Ohio society are re-
quested 20 call at the Commercial club
Friday evening, between the hours OF S
and 10 O'Clock, to discuss matters relat.
Ing to the proposed outing and picnic OF
the society, TO be held al Lagoon Wednes-
day, July I,
THE STRIKE OF the plumbers OF the
city remains practically the same as It
has been for the past few days. Each
side Is standing firm. the master plumb
ers maintaining that they Will not pay
the demands of the strikers. and the
strikers refusing to grant any conces-
sions.
ROBERT L" STEWART. an eastern
| man. who Is Interested in the manufac-
ture of briquettes, returned Wednesday
| from his home AT Wllliston. \ D. with
mis- wife and two daughters He states
that work the manufacture of the
new heating material will be started at
once,
| R. A. BROADHURST. inspector In the
bureau of animal industry. department OF
| the eastern part OF Colorado and the
western part Of Utah, where he has been
inspecting the sheep OF those districts.
He reports the sheep In the best Of con-
dition.
WILLIAM NELSON brought suit
against the Sioux Consolidated Mining
company In the third district court
Wednesday to recover $4,000 damages
for personal injuries. alleged to have
been sustained In the defendant COM
pany's mine, three and one-haf miles
from Eureka. on April 1s last
ONLY THREE MEN. including Jes-
sup, Maughan and Thomas, have been
retained out of tho twenty-three who
were sent out to the Wasatch planting
progressed to such a stage that their
services are no longer required. Inspec-
tor FeatherofT and Ranger Howard are at
the station,
BY A sHERIFF's DEED. filed in the
county recorders office Wednesday. the
property OF the Bingham Consolidated
Mining company Is transferred TO the
Bingham Mines company. The Mercan-
chased the property first and assigned
it to the Bingham Mines company for
4l.656,64
AS SPECIAL BOOST for the Salt
the resort at Lagoon. has rendered the
use Of the bathing facilities Of the place
for the ladies' who attend Thursday. July
/. absolutely free. Towels and all ac-
| cessories will be included in the arrange
ments. and accommodations Will be pro-
vided for 10000.
A. J. ROHNER. In a complaint issued
by the county attorney Wednesday Is
charged with obtaining $40 under false
pretenses from Guy Cappucio on June 2l,
Rohner. II is alleged. represented TO
| Cappucio that he had that much money
In the Bank of Heber CITY and thereby
induced Ceppucio to cash a check for
that amount for him,
WHETHER the petition OF residents of
Tooele county who live east OF the range
asking that these hills be included in the
Grantsvillc and Vernon forest reserve,
will be granted, depends upon the report
Ing over the ground. Passes for sheep
would be left through the range should
the petition bo granted
THE APPLICATION for a writ OF
mandate. brought by the University OF
Utah against the state board of land
commissioners, which involves the con-
stitutionallty OF the act OF the last legis- :
lature providing for the conversion OF the
4 prescribed Iund OF the University OF Utah
/ 10 be used for building purposes, was
argued and submitted to the supreme
! court Wednesday morning.
III THE FAIRBANKS MORSE COMPANY
! Of which Dudley G. Bolton Is local man
ager, has removed from 21S-pp0 Soufh