The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
City and Neighb0rhood

MEMBERS of the National Guard and
officers OF the Fort Douglas troops VIII
Indulge In a match revolver ,a,, snVUS a.,
Fort Douglas at 1850 O'Clock SATURDAY
morning.
MISS LUCY LOUDER. cashier ct the
Kenyon, accompanied by her sister,
Irene, returned Wednesday nignt iloii ,,
San Francisco, after q dellghtlui OUT
Ing trip.
THE ONLY BILL for public improve
,nent To come before the board of pubic
works this evening will he on the layiHs
OF sewer on Earrs court. the esti-
mated cost is 5000.
RALPH LOuGHBOROUGH. formerly
OF Ouray Colo, has succeeded george
II. Hagerty as day clerk at tne helIo II :
yon. MIR Hagerty was compeilea 10 ~
TO Denver on account OF Ill health.
GRANT AND WILLIAM RAEbn IN,
OF Charles Raeburn OF 33S ChIcnso .,.i. moro
nuc. and Bert Elwood, ii years Old, werS
reported Ill OF smallpox at the Guy eoiiu
OF health Offices Thursday
JUDGE MARSHALL will not rccog
nlzc the conventional holiday on July y, D.
The United States district court VIII pe
in session on that dale, which has been
set for rule day, Saturday, July D. VIII
be naturalization day
FUNERAL SERVICES over Thomas j;
Lambert, late of the Kemmerer tuei
company. Will he held at the home oL u
Seymour Il. Young, As Fourth east sat
lily invites relatives and friends TO at
tend.
PARTIAL PAYROLLs, amounting to
$40. 1852 n. for the half month ending
June 80. were approved by the clIy c9Ta 'hat
half-monthiy payroll win be s17.924.S7-
CATTLEMEN AND SHEEPMEN OF
Utah are receiving copies OF the laws
applying TO their business. which have
been mailed by DR.. a. c. Young. state
Veterinarian. who IS determined TO en
force the laws. but desires the sLoch, a,
rsisers to acquaint themselves with "ha'
| the statutes require.
INTERNAL REVENUE liquor licenses
expired June 30, at the end OF the gov
eminent fiscal year OF 1903, and apou'
$500 came in from various parts Oh LIic
state for renewals Co,eGtoT o,e ,In IL Inc a. delin
uuents, unless they come through
within few days,
ARTHUR A, MORETON. a son OF Clty
Recorder John p. Moreton. Is mem mem oel @
graduated this week. As soon as young
| Noreton receives his IL. 3, he will re-
| turn to Salt Lake City to take up the
practice OF law In this state, having oeeH
| admitted TO the bar here last year
THE DEFENDANTS motion to dis
miss the suit Of James r. Ra~lins against
the board OF education OF the JORDAN
school district, to compel them to recog.
| niZc and act With MIN dS a biEl'Abo' ~
the board, was oyerruled in Judge Arm
stronC's division of the third distrlc'
court Thursday. and the case will prob
ably go to trial now as soon as IL can
be got to.
THE BUREAU OF LOCAL ADMINS
TRATION Of Japan has addressed re-
quest to Governor Spry for lots OF inlor
nation about Utah's different munici-
palitjes and their conditions, financial
| moral political social and otherwise
The bureau Is seeking the information
preparatory to taking steps 10 further the
| productive powers of the different sew
cral communities In Japan.
THE TEACHERS RETIREMENT com
mission organized a year ago, under acl
| of the legislature OF 1907. has receiN ed
| two applications for membership the
| first since It's organization. and meet
! inc, win be called within a short time &c
pass upon the applications. The appli-
| cants are old teachers In the clty's pup,
| lie schools and their names are withheld
until their applications are passed upon
TOTAL, BANK CLEARINGS for
Thursday. July l, were 81 .O05, ,S95.5g as
compared with q total OF S9O9,os9, - 1ol
| the corresponding day OF a year ago
The Increase Is, therefore, $3.50 az. OF
| an increase of a little over per cent
The Increase Is thus unusually small
| since the showing for the past Few
months has been generally above 20 per
cent each day This Is explained by the
heavy business carried on at this time
a year ago.