The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-04
City and 'ieighb0rhood

4. J. HAMILTON. architect. has pre-
pared plans for handsome nine room
house for f. D. Hashimoto. the Jsp;anesG;
in style and will cost about $4,000.
TOTAL BANK clearings for Thursday;
June 2. were sl,oS1, il2.33. as compared
with a total OF $3.50, 7S9.oS for the corre-
Crease, crease" iherefore. is S297.s7$.2S. or consid
erably more than 26 per cent
AT A MEETING of the directors Of
lions Savings Bank and Trust company
Wednesday afternoon a regular quarter
" dividend OF per cent was declared,
together with special dividend of per
cent making a. total 6da OF Of 8 per cent n "a, and
able on June 20. and 10 stockholders of
record on June 15.
THE DENVER TIMES makes the an
nouncement that the services of Frank j.
Cannon have been secured in the capacity
OF editorial writer for that paper. For 2
number OF years Mr.. Cannon was the edl-
tor-n- chief Of The Tribune, and is con,
sidered one Of the ablest writer's and
speakers in the western country. AZ one
time he was United states senator from
Utah
GOVERNOR .sPRY, and staff, onI s.
perintendent of Public instruction a. c,
Nelson will leave over tue Dvnvcr c. la
Grande nj $50 o'clock this morning for
HcDer CITY TO attend the commencement
exercises OF the high school and grade
school graduates of Wasatch county to
be held at Hcber this afternoon and to-
night. They will return at 1890 o'clock
this evening.
cHILDREN's DAY will be observed
Friday, June 6 at the Central Christian
" at 1890. o'clock All pupils in Mr..
primary department arc requested to be
a the church by 10 O'Clock. Rev, {. r;
NeeI Of Helena, Mont. has been called I.;i!
occupy the pulpit both morning and even
ing. this Sunday June b.
TIE MANILA TIMES, published at
Manila Ph!ippne is iS'snds' t IN. IN a., recent 1}e U.s.
lott came i'm on the Zafro and are re-
turning to Honskong SATURDAY by. The
same steamer; They are stopping at the
Hewlett Brothers COMPANY; tea mer-
chants and importers. OF salt Lake city.
and former president OF the city council;
time for the purpose OF looking after his
extensive tea business in Japan and
China
TWO CASES from Justice Stanley A.
Hanks's court reached the Third Dis
trct court Thursday on appeal. One OF
the appeals is by w. X. Clerk. a druggist;
from conviction and fine OF sou entered
selling of OF six bottles of beer 70 Wal
ter Stllmar minor ts years old, Jan
uary %. The other appeal Is that OF
George I'appas, Greek. who on May
u was found guilty by Hanks OF con-
trbuting TO the delinquency Of LcGrand
Wilcox bT inducing MN 10 procure TWO
dozen pigs feet from Marriott $ meat mar
ket on December 80 last and having them
charged 10 his mother. Pappas was fined
s25
TIE MODERN WOODMEN Of America
will hold their annual memorial exercises
Mt knights of Pythas hall next Sunday
morning at II o'clock, Judge George @
Armstrong will deliver the memorial ad-
dress and Mrs. j. lf. Rothwell Will de-
liver the address for the Royal Neigh
boIs. Miss May O'Neill and the Excel
sior oluartette will furnish the music for
the occasion At l. o'clock on Sunday.
both lodges will march to the Eagle gate,
where the cars Will he taken To the City
cemetery and special services conducted
4 ID. McGuirc will be the master Of GER
cmonles.
IN JUDGE RITCHIE S division OF the
Third District court Thursday motions
for new trials in three cases were de-
nicd as follows: The Denver & Rio
Crandc Railway company, from whom
Mike Pulos. y Greek, recovered for per-
sonal Injuries; Ralph Hudson. minor,
who failed 10 recover damages for per
sonal INJURIES the loss of his left eye.
from the Dcnbalter Eottlng company,
and John r.. Forsberg against the city
10 recover $500 for damage 10 property
hy reason OF q change In grade on North
Second West street