The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-20
City and Neighborhood

DIR A. G. YOUNG, state veterinarian.
has returned from visit 10 Tooele ana
Grsntsville, where he was looking into the
condition OF the sheep fockS
AN EXAMINATION for. postoldcc
clerks and mail carriers is being held IN
the circuit courtroom IN the Federal
building About fifty are taking the tests.
CHARLES HEINDR. travelling auditor
for the state auditors Office, returned
Thursday might from a trip TO SEWER.
PIutc and Wayne counties, where he au-
dltcd the accounts OF those counties.
4 LETTER has been received by Post,
master Thomas from Fred Turley OF VI
enns. Ill, making Inquiry regarding ths
wife OF Charles sidney Harris. who was
last heard OF In Salt Lake City.
a PoCKETBOOK. containing some pa
pcrs and bearing the name OF A. l..
Sweeney was found by mail carrier IN
the mail boN a the corner Of Third south
and Main streets Friday morning. The
loser can recover the same from Post
master a. L. Thomas
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, iu response
TO requests. has decided To make a three
months; experiment OF extended hours OF
opening. Beginning Monday. November
% 1909 the hours will be frCsu 10 n. m.
TO 10 D. III. on week days. a-d from >
n. m TO y. m. on sundays.
HATTIE c. COOK filed suit for divorce
In the district court Friday against
George y. Cook on the grounds OF dcser.
ton and nonsupport They were married
in Salt Lake. August >, 1902, and Cook
deserted Mrs. Cook, October !, 1908, since
which time he has failed 10 support her
Il is set out,
THE STATE BOARD OF LAND COM
MISSIONERS held n special meeting Fri
day to consider the new rules and rcSu-
Iations of the office for the selection OF
state lands and lands under the Carry
act. \ number or changes have been suS-
gcstcd IN the rules by Secretary w, H.
Farnsworth. and the board Is considering
their adoption.
NEXT TUESDAY night. In the Cham
Der OF Commerce. will be held the aN-
nual meeting OF the Utah State Fair as
ISOLATION, Secretary Horace Ensign has
his report nearly completed, and IL Will
be ready to submit 10 the officers OF the
organization at the meeting next week
In addition TO that. plans will be laid
for preparing for the exposition of 1910
GENTLEMEN BURGLARS" entered
the home OF Il. o. Howard at 1867 East
South Temple, Thursday afternoon and,
after ransaclSing the lower floors. were
about TO begin their operations on the
upper loor when they opened tic door
and saw the maid. VINO had hidden her
! self in fright They dropped theiS bags
OF loot and fed from the house
EMMA ROGERS POWERS, who was
| shot while ln the Chamber OF Commerce
building OF Los Angeles, Monday a week
! ago is reported as recovering FROM her
woTnds. At tho timc Of the shooting ii
! was stated that the woman had shot her.
! self but \. IL, Rogers. her father, who
/ resides in this city, is Of the opinion that
! the YOUNG woman WAS shot by an enemy.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF the Broth
! crhood OF Railway Trainmcn the funeral
| OF William +, Sloan. who died at Winnie
! mucca. New, Wednesday night as the
! result OF railroad accident. was held
/ from the O'Donncll undertaking pnrlors
! Friday afternoon. a large number OF
| friends and brother lodge members were
present. The intcment was In the Mount
| Oliyet cemetery.