The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-26
City and Neighborhood

CHAIRMAN JAMES Il. CLINTON OF
the board Of county commissioners has re-
covered from his recent Illness and was
at his desk III the city and county build
ing Monday.
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS at
thclr meeting Monday, confirmed the ap-
pointmcnts Of Maggie Powell, as cook.
and :. Stcnhouse. as engineer, at the
county innrmary
THERE WILL EE a special meeting
of the city board OF education Saturday
at noon for tho purpose of opening bids
Tor the construction OF cement sidewalks
around the new Jefferson school building.
SAM WAH and All Hoy. local Chinese
sion by the local immigration au-
thuritIcs 10 return To China. where All
Hoy will bc married Their passports
are good for one year.
BECAUSE HE HAS FAILED 10 go 10
his room n 30 Floral avenue since Satur-
day, j. Holmes. u bartender. employed
at the Kennedy saloon on Stare street,
has been reported TO the police as miss
Ing by the landlady. Mrs. Jackson.
JOSEPH L. LUNDEEN filed an action
in the district court Monday against
Sarah o. Drown and the unknown heirs
OF David Drown deceased. and seven
other defendants TO quiet title 10 part
Of section 2G township . south, range /
west, Salt Lake meridian.
HLECTA CHAPTER, L, u, o. r.. s,
will give the Halloween party of the sea-
son, with its booths of fancy work,
home made cakes and candles, fortune
telling, fish pond, games with prizes, and
other Halloween amuScmcntss Gordon
academy Saturday evening. October 50.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for Mon
day. October -, were S1,2Sl ,26S.2l: as
compared with the total for the corrc-
spending day Of 4 year ago. when the
amount was only 81 0SO, I3I. %. The in
crease. therefore, is 5000 I3T 50. or an cN-
cess OF nearly 20 per cent.
GEORGE II, KING has been appointed
director OF the choir OF St Mark S E,pisCo-
pal cathedral. Mr. King will he associated
with Professor Peabody, who has been
both orsanist and choirmastcr since the
retirement Of Karl Scheid Mr., King has
had wide experience In developing voices
and bringing ont the best there Is in d
company of singers.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES MARSHAL
Lucian II. Smyth has returned from a
five day trip through Wasatch Utah
Doenas ON witnesses and summonses on
jurors for the November term of the
United states courts, Mr. Smyth re-
ports that everything is n1urishing in the
southland and the farmers are rejoicing
WHILE DRIVING across the street at
VI and Third avenue the family of James
Sheffield had an almost miraculous es-
cape from instant doath Monday night
when the wagon in which they were
seated was struck by car No. 423 under
the management of Motorman II. E
stevens and demolished, The family cs-
capped without more serious injury than
severe shaking up.
THE CASE OF the state against Jcde-
diah Grant, charged with forgery and ut
tcriDg forged instrument. was dismissed
by Judge Lewis in the district court Mon
day. upon motion OF the district attorney.
Grant was charged with forging the
name of Is. H. Smith Of the Sunbeam
Light company to a check for $50 on the
State Bank OF Utah. February IL and
with passing the check upon Emily Sains-
bury.
the theft OF blankets from the Il. c. NJ l.,
was released from the county jail Mon
day afternoon on $500 bail. Christensen
will have his hearing In the near future.