The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-20
City and Neighborhood

JUDGE VOLNEY G GUNNELI. Of N.
juvenile court at ogden WAS a visitor % Ir
the city Tuesday.
MAYOR i. :. BEANsFORD has an.
proved all the. matters passed upon Gy
the city council Monday night -
THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMIy.
ERS held It's regular monthly lnecliur
In IN" governor office TUESDAY. Onis
routine business was transacted.
JUDGE ALEXANDER McMASTEE a.
the juvenile court went To CoalvIle
Summit county 10 hold court Tuosiay
there being lour eases for hearing there
MATILDA p. BOOTH, 1S wears old
died at her hom" Monday morning Ths
funeral Will be held from the TwenIy-
fourth ward meeting house Thursday aft
ernoon at > o'clock.
JUDGE M. l.. RrrCUIE OF the dlstr,cs
court VIII have q rcscttDE OF cages IN
his division Saturday rcNt. The casea
10 hc reset are those Which were passeI
at the september term.
THE FUNERAL Of Otto Hanson wn
bc held al o'clock Thursday afternoon
from IN" undertaking parlors OF l2ber w.
Hall l6i South West Temple street. in
stead or from tho Evans parlors, as hax
been reported.
GOVERNOR SPRY received a vcry
urgent request Tuesday To send Il dele
gate to represent Utah at the meeting
OF the National Society for The Promn-
tion OF Industrial Education. which WIN
:, y
/ next.
IN IT'S ISSUE Of October lG 1909. the
Sclentinc American contained an ilus.
trated article on the Boston Console
dated mine and other properties at Bing-
ham. The first page and one or rnore
inside pages are given over to the siory
Of Moving Mountain in Utah"
JOHN DEE HAYMAN, while riding In
q buggy. fell from the seat in such a
manner that he broke his right leg. The
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and Mrs. j. -. Haymau. tnmedIatcly
after the accident the younGstcr was
taken 10 the l. -. :. hospital where
his injuries were attended
THE FOLLOWING CASES were ar
gued in aud submitted to the supreme
court Tuesday: y. g. Stewards OF al
versus y. j. Mcaghcr ct al: John
Rydalch, appellant. versus g. Leroy An-
derson. administrator; John MeCulloush
appellant. versus William Mccullough
administrator.
\ REQUEST to send twelve dolegslts
to the National civic Federation. who
will meet in Washington January ss
| and : next. was received by SovenaE
Spry TUESDAY The topic TO be dls-
Cusscd a The meeting is Uniform Leg
iSiItiuu by the states 1nd prcsidnt
| Tatt will make the opening address
JOHN NJ. GRAHAM entered a plea Of
not guilty before Judge Lewis OF tie
district court Tuesday to the ciaEe
OF falling 10 provide for his minor child
L. l.. stephens was appointed by ths !;
court as Graham'S attorney FOR the purs
pose OF the arraigumcnt only. The trui
OF the case was continued for the term,
UPON MOTION OF Assistant Distria
Attorney T.. O. I.cathcrwood the cass
Of the state against William Prosser VS.
ordered dismissed ny District coo5
Judge Lewis Tuesday, Prosser vG
charged with having attempted a cru-
inal' assault upon Elcanora Berg on M'
gust II last.
W. W. WHITE. GS years Of 90:
Monday afternoon The body "
brought 10 the undertaking parlors %
j. w. Taylor OF this city Tuesday alter
noon and prepared FOR shlpTent
Sprnsvillc for lntcrmcnt at that plaee
White, who was a resident OF Sprlngvlls
place.
GEORGE B. GRUNDVIG, % wears q
age and brother Of Tatrolman nd.
Grundvig died on board Denver
Rio Grande train while he was cn rous
TO this city Monday afternoon. lie w5
resident of Wellington, Utah, and "a
on the way To this city with view
entering Il hospital for an operation 20
appendicitis. The burial will take pa~
at Wellins ton.
BURGLARS BROKE into the war
house of TN" Rowe Norris -SummernWi|
hide and wool firm Sunday night ana
riflcd the contents of ore Of the W.
open the other safe. but were frigh'cuv
away by the approach OF The nls4
watchman. The district OF the attempggL
robbery. on Third West betewen fit9|
and Sixth South streets. is poorly lishle
and IL Is supposed that the thieves e,I
capped in the darkness before the aTit14
OF the patrol wagon No arrests "eFt
made.