The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-15
City and NeighborhoOd

THE SUPERGNTFNDEN and teach
ers of the Sixteenth ward Sunday school
will go on an excursion to the lake next
Tuesday.
was held from the family residence We'd
nesday afternoon. Interment was at
Mount Olivet cemetery,
THE OHIO ORPHEUS CLUB, com
posed of fifty fine male voices. Will stop
in Salt Lake City next month en- route
To the Seattle fair.
COMPANY c. Utah National Guard, has
opened a recruiting office In the y. M.
G. a, building. The station Will be open
In the evening from TO 10 o'clock.
TWO HUNDRED county certificates
We're sent out by State Superintendent OF
Schools Nelson yesterday TO successful
candidates III the recent teachers ex-
aminatons,
AFTER AN ILLNESS and conval-
escence Of eleven weeks. r. Il. Hunt
assistant general manager of the Utah
Light and Railway company, has re-
turned to work.
LYMAN r. MARTINEAU. who has
been absent for four weeks In the east
having gone to see his son. Lyman K
Martineau, Jr., graduate from Harvard
returned yesterday.
COUNTY ATTORNEY JOB p. LYON
on Wednesday issued complaint against
Bert Collins, charging him with fishing
In Hot Springs lake without license
The complaining witness is Harry Julian
AN AMENDMENT to the articles OF
incorporation of the Cooperative Furni-
ture company was Iiled with the secre-
tarv OF state Yesterday increasing the
number of directors from 1--WE to seven
THE LIFE OF Mrs. Ruth Wilson Hal
sett who was removed yesterday from
the Groves l. d. s hospital TO her home
is almost despaired of, though the Twins
are reported to be In splenala conal-
tlon.
THE STATE BANK OF UTAH has
fled an amendment TO its articles OF in
corporation. changing the date Of mold
Ing its annual meetings from lhe Secoho
Tuesday In July to the second Tuesday
in January.
BIDS WILL. be opened Monday by the
city board OF education for 10000 feet
OF maple flooring, TO be placed In IN.
school buildings. 1t is estimated thaI
the cost OF the new flooring Will be about
$4,000,
A LARGE NUMBER of Mormon con
verts from the South Sea ISLANDS, ana the
missionaries who brought them INTO inc
Wednesday afternoon. President Josep"
f. Smith made an address.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for We'd
nesday July Ia, were 81. .2SS. 1I9,5$. as as
compared with total OF S142,S2S.4S ,Io Iot
the corresponding day year ago. Ihe
increase therefore is s4S5. .956.O5, or an eN-
cess of more than 90 per cent.
THE STATE board Of loan commits
sioners yesterday made arrangements to
borrow 500 900 from the state board OF
land commissioners to tide over inc
finances of the state until the taxes come
In this fall. The rate of interest TO De
paid Is per cent.
THE CITY poll tax collector has taken
In S30O6 in cash and as much in LABOR
for poll tax during the first six months
OF the year. but there st!ll remains S2OoV
ia be collected on last years taxes ana
It Is the intention TO commence suits
against those delnquents at once.
THE NEXT monthly meeting OF the
Nauvoo Legion will be held triday. July
Is, mt 8 o'clock. in the presiding hishop
office in the Brigham Young Me
mortal building south side of the busl-
ness college a full attendance Is re-
quested as business OF importance is to
be decided.
CHARGED with criminal assault upon
a young girl ii years of age, Anthony
Wood. a French Canadian. 20 years oi
age. was arrested yesterday and LOGGED
in the county jail to await a nearing.
The arrest was made at the lnstlgatlon
of the Juvenile court officers. and the
girl In the case was examined by Mrs,
A. L. Young, probation officer, and a
physician,
AN AFFIDAVIT was filed Wednesday
afternoon by one OF the nurses Of the
Keogh- Hammond hospital for the eNaml-
nation as to the sanity of Frank Sim
monds, an inmate of the institution for