The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-22
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City and Neighborhood

MASTER ALAN STEELE, who has
been very Ill with typhoid, is improving.
THE BOSTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY has entered the Utah field
FOR business purposes. The Boston com
pany has a capital of Sl,000.O
c. L. LOTT was examined as to his
sanity before Judge Lewis sin the dis
trict court Thursday and was committed
to the state Mental hospital at Provo.
MARCINUS NJ. KING. Il contractor of
bankruptcy In the federal court His liza
bilities total Ss75S and his assets amount
TO $5lG.
DIR. L. Z; HUMMER. % North second
Iowa City. la, whittier lie went two
weeks ago TO he with his mother. who
was critically Ill. She is somewhat inn
proved.
.LoUIGIA coCCHINI filed suit in the
district court Thursday against Angelo
Bertagnoli 10 quiet title TO a part of lot
10. block :. hve-acre plat c, Big Field
survey. containing Si-10O acres.
CONGREGATION MONTEFIoRE will
hold it's regular Friday evening service
at p. m. The theme of the sermon will
be- Except the Lord Build a House,
They Labor in Vain Who Build It.
FRED w. CHAMBERS. state FISH and
game commissioner. left Thursday morn
ing for a trip through Box Elder county
to look over the fish conditions there and
TO do little fishing on the side
AN EXAMINATION for embalmcrs
will be held at the armory on Pierpont
street Friday afternoon. The eXamina-
tion Will! be conducted by DR.. +. t.
Beatty OF the state board OF health. and
there arc about hfteen applicants.
EXAMINATIONS of applicants for po-
SitionS AS Consus takers in this state
will be held by OTawell Williams, chief
OF the local board OF civil service eN-
aminers, at the circuit courtroom at the
federal building at o'clock Saturday
morning.
MISS LOUISE c. NAYLOR. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Naylor of ll7j
East Eleventh South street. died sud
denly "Wednesday Of acute nephrltis. Miss
Naylor was Il years old. The funeral
viii he held from the residence at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon
Mrs MAXWELL and Mrs. Burns Of
George K Maxwell w. r. G. will en-
tertain at cards at tho home of Mrs.
Maxwell. 26t South Sixth East street.
this. Friday, afternoon. All members Of
the w. r. C, circle ladies, and friends.
are invited.
WILLIAM II. INGALLS, and wife fled
an action in the district court Thursday
against the Utah Consolidated Mining
company 10 recover $26l5 for damages
to their crops and health during the
years 1906 and 1907. alleged 10 have been
caused by the smoke and fumes from the
company's Smeltcr.
AT THE residence of Mrs. NJ. Y.
! nougall 80 North state street, Monday,
| October %. at o'clock p. m. viii he
held a reception by the Daughters OF the
! Utah Pioneers. Professor Hugh Dougall
and pupils will render a musical pro-
| grammc, which Will be intcrspcrsed with
reminiscent talks by Emmcline II Wells.
! Louisa Decker Elizabeth Ncbekcr Bath
sbcba Smith and Hannah Wells. Re
| frcsbmcuts will bc served at the close.
DIR. CHARLES ARTHUR BUR-
| DETTE. president OF tho American In
stilutc Of Applied Psychology. Cleveland.
! O.. will CIV" Il lecture in Unity hall 13S
! South Second East street, Sunday even
| ing at y o'clock. The subject viii bc
Mind. Brain and Body Dr Burdctte
/ has travelled i'm nearly every country or
} the sloh" and will rclat" som" strange
things which hr saw In bombay. India.
! Tho lecture viii bc entirely Irc" and 10
| collection viii bc taken Tho public Is
cordially invited.
! TOM BURKE was arrested Thursday
| night on II charge Of stealing pair Of
| shoes and some clothing. The goods
| were found In a pawnshop.