The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
City and Neighborhood

STATE SENATOR II. w, SEVY OF
Richfield is in Salt Lake. He is here in
state of the new nsh hatchery at. Pan
guitch lake. and also to attend TO other
matters of business. Senator Sevy who
s receiver OF the Gold Mountain mining
property at Kimberley, says the affairs
OF the company have not yet been
Strengthened out case recently trird
volvins the lien placed ON the property
by former employees. is sun being held
under advisement by the Judge.
THE LADIES AUXILIARY, lodge no.
2iS of the Brotherhood OF Railway Train
men. conducted an entertaining benefit
card party Saturday evening at Eagle :
hall. The large room was pleasantly ar
ranged and lighted and gratifying
number Of players was present So
ries OF seven games OF High Five"
wcro PLAYED. Following the contest, re-
IRE shmen,s were srrvcd. aud the merry
crowd proeounced the affair an enjoyable
ono. Mrs. y, r. Gauldiu Mrs. Maud
Mcintyre and Mrs. AnuIc Sargent were
directly In charge.
IN THE DAMAGE SUIT of Charles
III. Lcn2i against John G.. Pierce and 9th
prohibiting the defendant from selling
25l 900 shares Of stock of the Bread
Slicing Machine company, and from dis
posing OF any other stock Of the com
pany during tho time suit is pending. Bond
WAS fixed at $1,000 and the defendant was
given until Tuesday i'll which TO file an
answer. Lcn5i claims 10 have invented
the bread sllccr and alleges that Pierce
has defrauded him Of bis rights to the
patent and the sale Of the device.
IN y DEBATE in the Ninth ward
meeting house Tuesday evening ihe
gnfs1lon g9n o W b 6 HesSysG ,n T9a rn prob
state Of Utah" The affirmative Will b"
taken by - r. Coombs. n, II. Major and
&. +. Solomon. The negative Will be
champou"d by e. S. Olsen: X. a Bar
ncy and w. f. Corbctt. The teams arc
composed of members Of the Young
Mems Mutual Improvement ASSOCIATION
There will also be a musical and lilcr-
arv programme.
j. II. ROBERTS who for thirteen
years last past has been the official re-
porter of the district courts I'm the
Fourth. sixth and Seventh districts, has
rendered his resignation. and in the fu
ture viii make salt Lake City his home.
He is tired of staging over mountain
roads. and viii in the future be good
aud settle down in Zion. lie Is an cN-
pert st"nographcr and n good fellow.
and no doubt Will like Salt Lake as a
home,
IN MANY Of the ecclesiastical wards
Of thc city today there Will be discussions
Of miscellaneous subjects The lenders
today arc: Eleventh ward. Prof. John Il.
Brown Twelfth Thirteenth. ward. Prot
George NJ Marshall; Eighteenth ward.
Dr. George w Middleton; Twentieth
ward. Prof. William NJ. Stewart; Twenty
first ward Judge :. w stewart: Twenty
seventh ward. Prof. George Coray.
A NUMBER OF Georgians have signi-
fed their interest in the organization Of
a Georgia state society and IL is prob
able that tho society Will be organized
AT the next meeting. 10 he held at the
residence OF Mrs. ]. ClareuCc Smullyan.
Bungalow apartment. Third East and
urged TO he present at this meeting
Wednesday evening. December ],
promptly nt s o'clock.
IN THE SUIT Of the Salt Lake Trib-
Equity Investment company. several
claims against tho investment company
were allowed in Judge Morse's division
Of the district court Saturday. The
for Slo5. were held 10 bc preferred
claims. The receiver Mas ordered 10 sell
the lease and 10 make an cfor, 10 sell
other claims Of the investment company.
STATE COAL MINE INSPECTOR J.
j.. PETIT returned Friday night from
Castle Gate, where he was present at
tho testing OF safety apparatus. The
apparatus Is particularly designed for
coming mine gases. Mr.. Petty LETT again
Saturday for visit To other coal camps.
lie Will begin the preparation OF his an
nua1 report on his return.
THE CIVIL SERVICE announces an
examination Of applicants Tor typcwrii- .
ing positions for January o5. The tests
will be made in the Federal building.
on December an examination viii he
held for Il iirst-class engineer and a jG-
nior craftsmen. The salary attached 10
the former is $1,000 and 10 the latter
from $1,000 TO $500.
THE DEATH at Colonia, Dublan,
Mexico. of Helaman Pratt. is announced
in q telegram received Saturday by G.
iT. Wilcken. Nr. Pratt was for many
years member oI The police force OF
this city. lie was son OF Farley y.
Pratt and resided long. in the eighteenth
ecclesiastical ward. The cause OF death
was not stated In the dispatch
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN y. MEAKIN
have returned from a lecturiug tour OF
southern Utah, They gave large mum =
ber OF entertainments. all OF which
they report as having been signally sue
ccssful. On Wednesday they will begin q
similar tour of Idaho. They Will appear
! first mt Blackfoot city,
AN ANSWER was filed. In the suit OF
| Robert Murdoch against Ernest Il. Wool
| ley In the district court Saturday, FOR
| the recovery of money on promissory
notes. The defendant denies that he