The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-16
City and Neighborhood

THE FOLLOWING resident college
men have been admitted to membership
~ the nEcrsity club: DIR. r. !. Rizcr
Rush Medical college; w, w Payne,
Harvard.
MRS. !: ]; .BROUGlIALL reports thai
tho 81 Marks hazar held recently net
tod $ilo0 Tho purpose of the bazar was
Ia lquidatc an indohi educss of $3.50. and
only $500 now remains To ne paid.
THE EANI< CLEARINGS IN Salt Lake
against Sl,o07. .20S.l9 for the same date II
year ago. This shows an increase Of
Sl%5,1J0.
THE CONSERVATION COMMISSION.
tho governor Wednesday. has postponed
us session until date 10 hc nNcd later.
INC governor Is absent from the city for
day.
GREAT SALT LAKE is Approximately
Two feet higher than IL was Dcccmbeg
Ia. 1908. The somi-monthlr reading was
taken Wednesday and showed the Inland
sea TO be five and siX-tcnths feet above
Zero
AN ENTERTAINMENT viii he held
al tho Wellington hotel Thursday even
Ing Tor the benefit OF Union veterans and
their dependents. Cards and dancing
programme rendered Refreshments will
be served.
TONIGHT at Unity hsl. l2S South Soc
2nd East street, William Thurston
Brown viii read from and discuss Ber-
nard Shaw $ famous play. Major Bar
ba!a. This play created u sensation.
both in England and America. Meeting
at 8 o'clock. The public Is welcome.
CAPT. JOHN ANTON. chaplain i'm the
army, repeated his noted stercopticon
lecture on the Philippines and their poo
pic in the assembly hall at the university
Wednesday night. The lecture WAS well
attended The Fifteenth infantry band
corps supplied the music.
ACTION hp,,,~bt a.
Utah against the United Suites 10 deter
mine the ownership of two state sclcc-
tons OF land In the Winter Quarters dis
trict, was heard before the registrar of
the United states land Office Wednesday
afternoon. About ESQ acres OF land arc
involved.
\ SUIT has been transferred 10 the
third judicial district from the fourth.
is pldintin and Il. :. Rupp. defendant.
The case is one Of old standing. The
signed. one made 10 T. d. Wilson for
S2'2. and tho other Co 4. d. Gill for 1925,
FANNIE HOWELL died at the home
of hcr daughter Mrs. Andrew Jensen.
l5l North Second West street, Tuesday
afternoon. of general debility. The Tu-
ncrd! service will be held from the Sow
cntoeuth ward chapel on Sunday at 1880
o'clock. and the body may be viewed at
the residence between tho hours Of 10
ana 1870 Sunday morning.
II, A. SCHWEI<HART. vice president
Of the Salt Lake Hardware company, viii
leave Sunday for an extended trip
through the east for his health. He viii
visit Buffalo. his old home. FOR the
Christmas holidays. and will spend a
short iimc I'm New York City. Mr.
Schweil<hart will he accompanied by Mrs.
Schweikhart and his family.
THE DEFENDANT I'm the action OF
Bcloc Browning against the San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad com
pauy deposited Sl0O I'm tho office Of the
county clerk Wednesday as its tender OF
damages suffered by tho plaintiff. Eeloc
Browning brought suit for S6a3 (or the
loss Of trunk on June -. 1907. The
railroad company. in its answer sets
forth that the excursion ticket upon
which the passenger Travelled called for
liability only up to Sl00.
THROUGH the efforts Of the free en-
ployment agency OF the Volunteers OF
America, which has been established In
this city by Captain Niackcy In the mis-
sion on Commercial street more than
iifty men have secured employment in
the city, AS the days go by moro men
arc securing employment. and the agency
il growing and there has hecu no oppo-
sition from those who pay license to
conduct employment agencies.