The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
City and NeighborhoOd


i1his morning for southern California To
Spend the remainder of the winter
! Tue annual report OF the assessors
Of san Juan county was filed with the
| stat" board OF equalization Wednesday
| afternoon.
r. T. BANIGHAN. the discovcrcr Of
! Mizpah. who was taken 10 ST, Marks hos
| pital TUESDAY forenoon suffering with a
! covering rapidly.
| THE funeral of II. c. Warcnski of
Murray VIII he held from The First ward
meeting house in Murray Sunday noon.
! The body may he viewed by friends at tho
residence on The day OF The funeral from
10 nul l. o'clock.
SECRETARY or STATE TlNGEY has
sent out call to the state and private
banks doing business in Utah FOR a re-
port oi their condition at the close OF
business December -
GEORGE w. UNDERWATER. a den
| tisJ of ogden. filed Il petition Of volun-
tary bankruptcy IN the federal court
WIcd9cSddG3i;yi morning His petition places
$l52. The principal creditors are IN Mont
pclicrl O., and I'll Paso, Tex.
PAT HUGHES was arrested Wcdncs-
day afternoon by Patrolman MacMartm
OF pete iaicony was placed against bin.
lie IS charged with stealing two over
coats from a poolroom on West First
South street.
THE official bonds OF r.. G.. O'Donuell
and NJ. l.. Niulvcy rs city couuclmcn
were filed with the city recorder We'd
ucsday. Each is 81 the sum Of $500. w.
hondsmeu for Mr. ODonucll and Mr.. Nc
baUghlin aud Nh OI)onncll arc sponsors
Tor the conduct of Mr., Mulycy.
MISS JENNIE BRIGHTON. daughter
tcnd@r"d q farewell reception at the Thr-
ty-third ward meeting house this Crhurs-
day evening prior TO her departure on
mission to the northern states. A splcn-
did musical programme has been ar
ranged.
J. G. lIISE. local immigration inspector,
received an application Wednesday,. from
Icc Jun. "a Chinese merchant of this
city. who wants 10 return To his native
land for visit Mr. IIisc viii make an
investigation oi Juu'a case In the next
see II he can return after once leaving.
DANIEL w. OSTRANDER and Miss
Anna Bonner, both prominent in Eureka
society. were married at ST Mary's ca-
,hcdr1l here Wednesday. the Rev. Father
y. }. Ryan officiating. Mr. Ostrandcr Is
prominent in mining and other business
matters at Eureka. while his bride is Il
teacher in the pablo schools there.
MADAME BRODBECK will give n
Christmas recital with her younger pupils
Friday afternoon At t:%O O'clock at the
South between State and Second East
ono OF the principal numbers will be Mo-
zarts Sonata in n for two pianos The
first piano Will be played by little Sarah
NJ. Sims.
AN EXAMINATION for the position OF
negative cutter IN the department Of en-
sr2vins., division OF the geological survey
viii be held in this city next month un-
der the civil service regulations The
position carries, a SALARY, Of SSoo a year
No educational test viii he given. the
examination consisting ONLY Of The ap-
plicants experience and physical ability.
THE MEMBERS ot The Alpha III fra
i"rnity Of lhs University Of Utah enter
i'm honor of the Salt Lake alumni. IN
honor Of the occasion the pretty halt was
decorated in, TING colors of the university
blue were tastefully arranged on the
walls and orchestra stand. Punch was
served below stairs.
RAY PENROSE. . years uf age. and
News, while coastIng down The hlll on
Second avenue Monday afternoon WAS
Ing number Of children had just start,
ed down the hill when thc dog ran up
and ait"r Jumping upon the back of the
2t the log. 90 using painful wound. The
little lhllow WIS removed 10 his home and
Is reported as resting we'll
AN APPEAL. from the city court was
filed in tho district court Wednesday in
the ease OF ella H.. Oswald against the
,tal Light & Railway company Mrs.
WE3aRcF 4sTaH "af f & fy%g CITY, coma" 5or b Tpdss
injuries to her automobile. which was
struck by by grave gravel train on, The, COM
p''''F 'il'' ibll' ldSt. ci' tldlIncd
that tnc Train was being ruin in viola ton
of The cit'' ordinance in that" il had no
one on The front end to sound n gong
nnd warn persons ot its approach
AN ACTION was flied in the district
court Wconcsday b. II. ". Lawson \
llanau"r and others. doing business as
\. ltHnan"r & Co. against the Atchisun |
Topeka & Santa I'c Railway company 10 !
rreo"V@r damages in the sum of sli37I5 |
Tor for, sISsed !; loss on shipment Of sheep
juno last II is alleged that the rplnIlI-
tllls made two shipments on that datc |
on" OF GGS head ~ sheep and The other
of 1854 IL ~. alleged that the company
was Negligent. delaying the transporta- |
tion OF tho animal and that II also !
failed to. provide adequate and neccs- |
saly, feed and watering stations along
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