The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
City and Neighborhood

MRS. L. j. CARTEN entertained
friends from Denver last week.
MIR. AND MRS. II Il. McCONAUGHY
left Tuesday for Mr., McConaughy's ranch
in Nebraska. They Will be gone two
weeks.
YOUNG PEOPLES day Will be OBJ
served at the First Methodist church.
Both of the sermons VIII be appropriate
to the day.
THE STATE BOARD or EXAMIN-
ERS held a meeting Saturday I'm Cover
nor Spry's Office and transacted routine
business
7. ID. FOSTER, editor of the Aberdeen
Qdaho) Gazette, is in The city for few
days: on Visit with his mother and 9TH
er relatives,
COL. NJ. StLAUGrINEsSY who for the
past two weeks has been i'll at the Holy
Cross hospital, was reported to be greatly
easily,
MRS. ], Ions sTROHAUuR has been
secured as organist of tho First Metho-
dist church. She was formerly the or
OF Omaha.
JUDGE MORSE Of the district court
Saturday made an order permitting the
Central Foundry company to sue the re-
Service company.
FISHER HARRIS, who has been i'll ot
his home for the past two weeks. was
reported To bc in a critical condition Sat
10 he UP during the afternoon.
WILLIAM IGLbHEART. who is i'll at
his home. 95I First avenue, was report
cd TO be improving Saturday night. His
family was greatly encouraged at the
change from that OF the past few days.
CITY AUDITOR ALTIN Saturday. dis
tributed warrants for the payment of the
department. Dayroils Of the city for the
last half Of October amounting to the
total sum OF $1I.3SI 5G.
PROF. MILTON BENNION of'the Uni
vcrsity of Utah will speak at the mass
meeting In memory OF Professor Fcrrcr
To be held Sunday night at S O'Clock IN
Unity hall Professor Bennion will rep
resent the university,
TFE TWO CASES against Dora b.
Topham and four against the Citizens In
the 'stockadc" proposition. were ordered
stricken from the law and motion calen-
dar by Judge Lewis. Saturday.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK C. SMITH
guests of Mrs. Smiths father, Fred j.
Bartcls on their way To make their home
in Denver, making the trip TO Denver in
their automobile.
MRS. MARY H.. THAT'S, national
w. C. 7. y, evangelist from Chicago VIII
give a series OF lectures OH Social Pur-
"" and Scientific Eugenics," Novem-
Ssrra% esr II and 6r, II boT, at the Central Chris
Phillips Congregational church.
r. II. McCONAUGHY filed an njunc-
tlon suit I'm the district court Saturday
against Albert c. Spears To cnjoin him
way through block 4, plat f.. Salt Lake
City survey, and thereby 1cprivlug the
plaintiff Of free access TO his property in
thai block.
in RESPONSE 10 a telegram from his
brother. Elmer 1Iacan, at Fort Collins
Colo. the body of John w Uagan. the
structural iron worker who met instant
death Friday, morning by falling from
the new Il, G. NJ. J warehouse. Will be
shipped 10 Fort Collins, Sunday, for
burial.
IvER wALBUM filed suit in the city
court Saturday against William II. Stan
ley TO recover damages in the sum OF
$is9 for injuries received in an assault,
alleged 10 have been made upon him by
that Stanley beat Walbum with a club
and severely bruised his back and Shout
dcrS.
THE COMMITTEE ON buildings and
viii meet Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in Clerk Judd's office TO open bids for
constructing cement sidewalk on tile
high school grounds The committee op
teachers and school work will meet at 4
O'Clock Monday afternoon and The reSll-
lar monthly meeting Of the board VIII be
held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
AN ATTACHMENT SUIT was filed in
the district court Saturday by S. J. Hays
& Co. against Otto Stalman. l.. j. Bald
win ct al, TO recover "a balance OF $53s.0i.
10 the defendants in their mining opera
tons at Bingham Canyon during the
months, Of October, and November 1897.
u is alleged that tho plaintiffs advanced
$17S4O5, and that only $3.50 has been re-
paid 10 them.
THE STATE BOARD OF LAND COM
NISSfONEES completed its work Satur-
day and adjourned until November 10.
The only business Of Importance trans
acted by the board Saturday was the
granting Of ninety days time 10 the
Green River Land and Water company
and sixty days time 10 kearns d Faust
to complete their applications for filing
upon state 'ands under tho Carey act
THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
WALES will entertain their frlenss on
Tuesday evening at Federation OF La
Dor hall. William y. Edwards Will de-
liver an address: There will be soprano
solos by Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward
Evan Richards will give a number OF
harp solos. a reading by Mrs. Timothy
Edwards will be a feature. Mrs. G. w
Edwards will be the accompnnist. Re-
freshmcnts VIII also be served.
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