The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-11
City and Neighborhood

MAYOR !. s. BRANSFORD Friday ap-
proved AL tho acts or the city Councl! on
Thursday night.
h. r. BOWMAN. publisher Of. tho Os-
den Examiner. was visitor in salt Lake
for a few hours Friday.
THE NEW Danish Lutheran church at
First avenue and H. street viii be dCdl-
Gated Sunday morning. beginning at II
O'Clock.
CHARLES c. HENDERSON. 81 years
OF age. died at his home, j1 South Main
street Friday morning. The funeral ar
ranEemcnts will be announced later,
AN ADDGTIONAL LIST for 4ii9 acres
Of land has bccu approved by the In
tcrlor department as indemnity land Tor
tracts lost by the state out OF its grant
of school lands.
PREPARATORY TO the meeting of the
board of education Tuesday evening, tho
committee on buildings and grounds and
tho teachers and school work committees
will meet Monday In the city and county
building.
\ PURSE containing railroad tickets
In favor of Il. :. Faris and II. &. IaE-
MARK. ogden 10 Huntington, and other
papers. was found in a mail box Friday
morning and turned Into the postoffice
10y tho carrier.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE MORMON
BATTALION Will meet Monday. Dccen-
Der IL. at Tho home of Mrs. sarah pond.
ST2 South State street. Each member
Is expected TO come prepared 10 read or
lcCItC lcr faNoIltc poem.
THE CITY OF MURRAY has brought
suit In Tho district court against Chris
tan Feiler. The complaint sets forth
that tie city desires to open Second ave
nue. and that certain land Is needed for
this purpose and that Fellcr owns the
land. The city wants TO condemn It.
\ VAST DEAL OF money is being sent
through the postoffice money order de-
pertinent 10 various European countries
and TO a few South American countries
-
day. This class OF business is said to
exceed that OF n corresponding period last
year by 80 per cent
TIE LYND CHAPTER OF the order Of
the Eastern Star held Il special meeting
in the Masonic hall Friday evening FOR
the purpose OF initiating several noo-
phytcs Into the order. Eight new mem
bers were received into the chapter. Re-
frcshments were served and an ENJOYABLE
social evening was spent.
LEWIS L, KELSEY began an action In
the district court Friday against Alilen
NJ. Atwood TO recover $1,000, alleged 10 he
from failure on the part of the defendant
10 pay the sum mentioned for services In
securing n builder on piece OF prop
crty
JUDGMENT was given J. :. Sherman
against the city for S5O0 In Judge Arm
sLrong'S division of the district court Fri
day. The Judgment was for damages re-
sulting to Sherman by reason OF the fact
Tenth South street were ordered removed
by the city council. TrespasS was proved.
LEO LUN has applied for permission
to rc"cnter the United States after q
visit 10 China. Leo was n l1borcr at
Rock Springs. Wyo. and went away to
China. but lie found that the climate OF
his native land did mol agree with him
aud he came back. lie is now stalled
at a port OF entry and appeals Ia tho
immigration inspector 10 help him out.
WHILE THOMAS SMITH was driving
- horse attached To vehicle lu Murray
the horse became frightened at a pile of
dirt In Tho street. which dirt. the plain
TN says. had no business being where 1t
was. In shyine The horse caused the
vehicle to he placed in such a position
that its occupant was thrown out upon
The pile of dirt Smith wants $500 for
his Injuries.
CLYDE WOODLEY, sou of Mr.. and
Mrs, Orson \. Woollcy Of Magrath Can
ada. who formerly resided in this city
died OF erysipeiaS Friday morning at the
home of William Wood. bishop OF the
Twcnty-iourth ward Of the Mormon
church. Mr.. Woolley came to The city
about three weeks ago to take up a
course OF study I'm the l.. u. S. untver-
slty. The funeral has not vet been ar
ranged and notice Of 1T will be made
latcE