The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
City and Neighborhood

MIR. AND MRS s. p. HILL announce
thc engagement Of their daughter, Dora.
70 20 IhoLnas 6 Hand. the wedding TO take
! place October %,
JOSEPH F. WALK, florist of Salt
Lake City has led a petition In bank
ruptey in the federal court His assc.
| Slli7.l3
! PATROLMAN KAST Saturday morning
/ arrested Fritz Llndoff who is alleged TO
nave forged the name Of L. 1saacson to
n pay cncck on the Kennedy Construction
company for 81, LIndoff Will bc charged
! with forgery.
THE CRIMINAL actions against Dora
b, Topham and the Citizens Investment
adc, We're continued by Judge LewIs,
Saturday, until October 80 The defend
ants are charged with renting property
ior immoral purposes.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
The pulpit OF each Methodist church 10
| be occupied by one Of the lady delegates
! from the Woman's Home Missionary So
cicty this morning Al 4 o'clock this ait-
| ernoon platform meeting will be held in
| the First Methodist church.
! DEPUTY United States Marshal Lucian
II; Smyth has returned from n two days
TIP 70 Dcseret. Hinckley, Ophlr and
! stockton Mr.. Smyth visited the places
named 10 serve subpocnaes on witnesses
and jurors for the November term OF the
! federal court
eIII IlIE =, EARDLEY- BALL CANNON AS
| Schulz of 1852 Roosevelt avenue won the
| guessing contest conducted by the firm
at the last state ioIr. MIR. schuh guessed
the exact number was 1880.
ULRlCU Won ALLMEN, seventeen
years OF age, died at the l.. d, :. hos.
pital early Saturday morning after a
be held from 253 East First South street
Tuesday, at noon, the interment 10 be
In The City cemetery. Friends are in
vlted
THE PRODUCTION OF FLAX in Utah
VIII be discussed at meeting To be held
In the Sixth ward meeting house IL is
proposed 10 promote interest in the
seed oil. oil cakes. iinoicum and ali other
products into which enter flax and fax
seed
AN ACTION to recover a balance Of
$326. alleged To be due on n Judgment rem
dered in the district court October II
1901, WIS filed saturday by Hannah j..
Lloyd against Mathew II, Papc. The to-
tai amount of the judgment against Pape
was SlOts %; but he has paid all excepting
SI25, IL Is alleged
MISS ANNA LARSON, twenty eight
years Of age died at the family residence.
962 East Tenth South street Saturday
morning. The funeral services will be
Sunday morning. at II o'clock, tic inter
ment To be In the City cemetery. Friends
are Invited to attend the services.
EDWARD JENKINS, charged with
purchasing two army blankets from n
soldier, was given his preliminary hearing
| before United states Commissioners
Charles Baldwin and was discharged
because of lack OF convincing evidence.
Jenkins was arrested on the complaint OF
an officer at Fort Douglas,
MRS IDA M GOODMAN rlel suit in
the city court Saturday to recover pos
session OF diamond pin from Pearl Pit
man and Art Bolton. whom she alleges
are unlawfully Withholding the article
from her, The value OF the diamond is
placed at $50. and. in addition to the
pin, Mrs; Goldman asks damages I'm the
sum OF $50.
have been on an extended western trip.
Including n visit 10 their s1n. s II.
for their home in New York city Wed
nesday. accompanied by their grand
daughter. Miss Hazel Frances Abbott,
who goes east to finish her musical edu-
cation.
JOHN CLEGHORN filed an action in
the district court Saturday, against the
! zine Gold Seven Troughs Mining COM
pany, l. A Ray, {. d. Pay and s \.
! King, TO recover S235i.66 and interest at
! per cent a month from NAV l5 last and
also S235 as attorneys fees. alleged 10 be
due on promissory note executed by the
! defendants on the above mentioned date.
BECAUSE they had no visible means
OF support and looked the part, Charles
Kelly, Lester Kraft, Mark Tanner and
\ Sam Mason were arrested Saturday morn
ing under the orders of Lieutenant Hem
| pei, They Will be given a chance to leave
! the city, as the police allege that they
| are habitucs OF the race track and are
a menace TO the safety of the general
| public.
THE LA VISTA theater, at 226 South
State street has fled a protest with the
city recorder against the granting of a
| saloon license TO Eddleman & Gates at
22S South State street. The protestant
l,.tf Yt.. lty.,,
the granting of license to . saloon with
In nifty feet Of a theater. The matter will
be submitted to the city council Monday
! night,
GOVERNOR SPRY has recommended
10 the secretary OF state al Washington
the appointment OF Thomas II. Mckay Of
J Ogden as a delegate to represent Utah
at the United States Institute of Aeri-
ming December 12. Mckay has been com
municated with by the governor. and has
/ expressed his intention of attending the
! institute.
a PETITION signed by William Bower
and other property owners In the district
| affected was filed with the city recorder
Saturday. asking that Thirteenth East
| street from South Temple 10 Fifth South.
/ Second South from Thirteenth East to
the entrance to the university. and Filth
South from Thirteenth East to Mount
| Olivet cemetery be paved with asphalt
The council will consider. the petition
!
THE WOMENS AUXILIARY OF the
| r. NJ. a. met at the home OF Mrs. Ley
| land Graham, g99 South Ninth East,
! Wednesday afternoon. Matters OF impor-
/ tance 10 the members were brought up
! before the meeting and discussed Com
mlttces were appointed to visit delin-
quent members Delicious refreshments
| were served. Meeting adjourned to meet
next month with Mrs. Hopfenbeck, SIS
] First avenue.
| THIS AFTERNOON at 80 six repre-
sentatives, including the. pastor. OF each
OF the local churches will meet at the
Y. NJ. {, a and finally act upon the
question OF holding a laymen's mission
! airy convention In this city next March.
\ By fortunate coincidence Rev. Ernest
| \. Hall. western field secretary for the
/ Presbyterian church. is In the city and
VIII be present this afternoon to give
/ full details regarding the work Of the
/ laymens missionary movement in the
eastern states and Canada. After his
address the vote will he taken which
I viii finally decide the matter. and II the
| favorable report OF the finance commit
/ tee Is adopted organization of the CO.
operating committee Will begin at once.
ATSOGRA0fME, Of good music and n
seasonable practical tail. Is scheduled for
! this afternoon at 1880 n the Y NJ c A
building to which all rho mon of ~,