The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
City and NeighbOrt3ood

JUDGE MARSHALL has set Monday,
July 3, for "rule day" when sll motions
for cases pending will be heard and
passed upon.
F. l.. DODGE OF Iowa, who win make
his residence IN Salt Lake City In the
future. was admitted TO practice In tho
federal courts by Judge Marshall on
Monday.
TOTAL BANK CLEARINGS for Mon
day, June IS were s1126 2S3 or as COM
ing day year ago of $3.50 2S6 so. The
Increase, therefore. is 1895. 996 81, or an
excess OF nearly 56 per cent
GEORGE J.. TRoTT OF Junction City
state, IS visiting in Salt Lake. guest of
his brothor-in-law, J. j. Devereaux OF the
Santa Fee and other friends. He will
be here several days.
THE WOMAN'S DEMOCRATIC CLUB
will hold Its annual outing at the La
soon, "Wednesday. June 60, A good pro-
gram has been arranged for the occa-
sion and substantial prizes will be award
ed to the winners OF the various contests
THIS EVENING the young ladies OF
the mutual improvement associations of
Ensign stake will have their outing at
Wandamere. The chief feature OF the
affair will be dancing In the pavilion.
and n most enjoyable time is promised
all who attend.
JUDGE MARSHALL will appoint an
examiner TO hear the testimony In the
case Of $ NJ Whitmore and others
against the United States Smelling com
pany. Judge Marshall will hear the
summing up OF the arguments OF both
sides on July D.
MRS, a. u. TORIN Will entertain on
Wednesday afternoon from 10 >. al her
home. S+I Fifth East street. In honor OF
Mrs, Hubbell OF Boulder, Colo. who Is
supreme vice oracle OF the Royal Neigh
bors. Members OF the Royal Ncighbors
and the Woodmen are cordially invited.
follows. were reported 10 the city board
OF health Monday: Mrs: j. II. Schoaeld.
80 years old, and s. d. Holiday. %.
Elks hotel; X. e. Jensen. %, i27 Pearl
son of Truman Gleason. OF CO., Second
East street,
MIKE RAHEI.. an Assyrian, who died
on Saturday from a fall from san Pc
dro train, which resulted in his being
fearfully mangled. was buried Monday
afternoon in Calvary cemetery. Funer-
al services were held at the Greek
church, which was thronged by his coun-
trymeu and friends,
IN JUDGE ARMSTRONG'S division al
the third district court Monday, the Utah
Association OF Credit Men given
Judgment for s1,162. 40 against n, 6. Bar
signed TO 1t by the Il. g. NJ ]. and Han
cock Bros. produce men. The first claim
was for $685. 10 and the second for Sl96.
AN ELEVATOR GAGE In one of the
Newhouso skyscvrapers dropped from the
eleventh to the third floor Monday after
noon, with the pilot and several passen-
gers aboard The cage was checked and
stopped in its downward plunge by an
automatic safety brake device. with which
tho elevator apparatus Ill the buildings is
equipped
a G. NELSON. superintendent OF pub
lie Instruction. VIII go TO Denver. Fri
day to attend tho National Educational
association annual convention there,
beginning July 5. ID. II. Christensen, SUI
perintendent OF tho city's public schools.
and other educators of the state Will
leave on Saturday, Mr.. Nelson going
early to attend II session OF the national
council Saturday.
MRS. MARY ROSE STEVENSON. who
died last Wednesday, In Santa Fe. was
buried on Monday IN Mount Olivet ccme-
terry. Funeral services were held at s.
Io o'clock In tho evening. The funeral
sermon was preached by the Rev Mr.
Rice OF st. Marks Episcopal church Mrs
! Stevenson was tho mother OF Charles r
Stevenson OF Reno. She was 70 yeari
| old.
TIE CASE OF Rebccca Dickerson. ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Granville
Dlckerson, against the Utah Fuol com
pany. was settled by stipulation In the
United States court Monday. for the sum
OF $500. Dickerson was killed during
February. 1908. while in tho employ OF
the company. He was driving wild
horse hitcbed to an oil car. when tho
| horse ran away and killed him The
suit was for $4,000.
BIDS FOR the electrical decorations
OF the city during the period OF the
c. a. r. arc now being received at the